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Description: A short canal (also called Duckett's Cut) which links the Regent's Canal with the River Lee.
History: In 1824 Sir George Duckett obtained an Act of Parliament to build this canal, which was opened in 1830. The engineer was Francis Giles. Sold to the Regent's Canal Co. in 1857.
For more details see the History page.
Waterway Group: This waterway is part of the Grand Union Canal
Navigation Authority: Head Office: British Waterways, Director: London, 1 Sheldon Square, Paddington Central, London W2 6TT: Telephone 020 7985 7200 : Fax 020 7985 7201 :
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Lock Sizes and maximum craft dimensions: Length 78 foot, beam 14 foot 6 inches. NOTE: For more details of maximum lock and craft sizes and the basis of these figures see Craft and Lock Sizes Page
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Hertford Union Canal (Grand Union): Table of distances |
Miles |
Locks |
Navigable (N) |
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Junction with Grand Union Regents Canal |
0 |
0 |
N |
TQ357832 |
177 |
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Old Ford Upper Lock No 1 |
Followed by the Middle and Lower Locks Nos 2 & 3 |
1 |
1 |
N |
TQ363837 |
177 |
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Junction with River Lee |
1.1 |
3 |
N |
TQ372844 |
177 |
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NOTE: N and U in the Navigable column above indicates that the node is navigable or unnavigable. If a D appears here it means that navigation is difficult or restricted to smaller craft.