Eynsham Lock

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Eynsham Lock is a lock on the River Thames in Oxfordshire, England, used to manage river navigation and water levels near the village of Eynsham.

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Eynsham Lock canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lock
navigation lock
accessibleBy foot
road via Swinford Toll Bridge vicinity
administeredBy Environment Agency
basinCountry United Kingdom
constructionMaterial concrete
country England
downstreamLock King’s Lock
hasFeature lock island
weir pool
hasTowpath Thames Path
hasWeir Eynsham Weir
locatedDownstreamOf Farmoor Reservoir (on adjacent land)
locatedIn Oxfordshire
locatedNear Eynsham
Swinford
locatedOnWaterway River Thames
linked to: Thames
locatedUpstreamOf Oxford
managesTraffic narrowboats
pleasure craft
small commercial vessels
nearbyCity Oxford
nearbyCrossing Swinford Toll Bridge
nearbySettlement Eynsham village
linked to: Eynsham
region South East England
riverMile 186 km from Teddington Lock (approximate)
riverSection non-tidal Thames
servesFunction flood management support
river navigation control
water level management
upstreamLock Pinkhill Lock
usedFor angling access nearby
recreational boating
waterwaySystem River Thames navigation
yearOpened 1928

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Eynsham hasNearbyFeature Eynsham Lock