Sunbury Weir pool

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Sunbury Weir pool is a stretch of impounded water on the River Thames in England, formed by the weir system near Sunbury Lock and used for navigation and recreational activities.

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Sunbury Weir pool canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf impounded water body
navigation reach
reach of river
country England
downstreamOf Molesey Lock
formedBy Sunbury Weir
weir system near Sunbury Lock
hasFeature lock cut at Sunbury Lock
weir structures across main channel
hasFunction maintain navigable depth
water level regulation
locatedIn Surrey
locatedNear Sunbury Lock
Sunbury-on-Thames
Walton-on-Thames
locatedOn River Thames
linked to: Thames
maintainedBy Environment Agency
partOf non-tidal River Thames
linked to: non-tidal Thames
riverSystem Thames basin
linked to: Thames Basin
upstreamOf Sunbury Lock
Sunbury Weir
usedBy hire boats
paddle sports users
pleasure craft
rowing clubs
usedFor angling
boating
canoeing
navigation
recreational activities
rowing
watercourse River Thames
linked to: Thames

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Sunbury Lock hasAdjacentFeature Sunbury Weir pool