Leicester Ring

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The Leicester Ring is a popular cruising circuit of interconnected canals and rivers in the English Midlands, known for its varied scenery, historic locks, and mix of rural and urban waterways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf boating route
canal cruising ring
country England
hasAccessPoint Leicester Marina
Loughborough Basin
Trent Lock
hasFeature broad canals
historic locks
narrow canals
river navigations
rural waterways
urban waterways
hasHazard river sections prone to flooding
hasLockFlights Foxton Locks
Watford Locks
hasManagementAuthority Canal and River Trust
linked to: Canal & River Trust
hasScenery industrial heritage landscapes
urban cityscapes
varied countryside
hasSeasonality most popular in summer
isKnownFor historic canal engineering features
mix of locks and lock-free river sections
isPopularFor cruising holidays
leisure boating
narrowboat holidays
locatedIn English Midlands
United Kingdom
navigationType connected circular route
partOfNetwork British inland waterways network
passesNear Nottingham
passesThrough Derbyshire
Leicester
Leicestershire
Loughborough
Nottinghamshire
requires canal licence for navigation
supportsActivity angling
cycling along towpaths
walking along towpaths
typicalCruisingTime about 1 to 2 weeks
usesWaterway Erewash Canal
Grand Union Canal
Leicester Line of the Grand Union Canal
River Soar
River Trent
Trent and Mersey Canal

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Watford Locks isOnRoute Leicester Ring