River Boats (29)

At Poplar Dock.

Both Ends (7) : Hertford Union Canal

The Hertford Union Canal is a short canal in East London which stretches from the Regent's Canal to the Lee Navigation. Like the Limehouse Cut the Hertford Union Canal is intended as a short-cut between the Thames and the Lee Navigation. It was opened in 1830 and later taken over to form part of the Grand Union Canal system.

The canal is completely straight for its 1.5km length though has 3 locks. For much of its length the canal runs alongside Victoria Park. At its Lee Navigation end the canal junction is in view of the Olympic Stadium and Park.

Yachts (1)

In Cardiff Bay.

Wilford Street Bridge

In Nottingham.

On Dry Land (1)

At Hatton.

Bell Bridge

On the Rushall Canal.

River Boats (28)

The water bus on the river Taff in Cardiff.

Holloway Bank Bridge

On the Tame Valley nearing Walsall.

Moorings (4) : Cardiff Marina

A busy home for many yachts!

Millennium Bridge

Cardiff's Millennium Bridge crosses the river Taff in Bute Park.

Dock Feeder Canal

The Dock Feeder Canal has its origins as a mill stream back in medieval times but later on became a water source for Cardiff docks which it remains to the present day.

Aldridge Road Bridge

One of many that cross the Tame Valley Canal.

Boats on the canal (104)

At Banbury.