Pickett’s Lock

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Pickett’s Lock is a lock on the River Lee Navigation in north London, used to manage water levels and enable boat passage along the canalized river.

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Pickett’s Lock canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal infrastructure
navigation lock
country United Kingdom
hasAccess towpath
hasAlternativeSpelling Picketts Lock
hasFunction enables boat passage
water level control
hasNavigationAuthority Canal & River Trust
hasNearbyFeature Lee Valley Regional Park
Pickett’s Lock Leisure Centre site
hasPurpose to maintain navigable depth
to overcome change in water level
hasStructure gates
lock chamber
paddles or sluices
isEngineeringStructureOn River Lee Navigation
isInfrastructureType inland waterway lock
isPartOf Lee Valley waterway network
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
north London
locatedInBorough London Borough of Enfield
locatedNear Edmonton
locatedOnWaterway River Lee Navigation
manages water levels
partOf River Lea / Lee navigation system
previousNavigationAuthority British Waterways
region Lee Valley
serves boat traffic on River Lee Navigation
usedBy narrowboats
pleasure craft
small commercial vessels
usedFor inland navigation
recreational boating
small craft passage
waterway River Lea
waterwaySystem River Lea system
linked to: River Lea
waterwayType canalised river

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Lee Navigation hasLock Pickett’s Lock