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National Directory of Waters
Greater London Middlesex West
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- Grand Union Canal (unless classified otherwise) Paddlers shouled exercise extreme caution whilst paddling near the outfall at Copper Mill Lock. Novice paddlers are advised to avoid this area.
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| B1 |
- River Thames (Putney Bridge to Richmond Half Tide Lock) (1st April to 31st Oct). There is danger for several days after heavy rain upstream. Beware of moored and moving boats. This stretch of river is tidal
- Grand Union Canal (Brentford Gauging Lock to River Thames). The Thames and Brentford Locks are opened for up to 2½ hours either side of high water. Beware of moored and manoeuvring boats
- Brent Reservoir
- Hillingdon Outdoor Activity Centre
- Welsh Harp Activity Centre
- Bedfont Lakes
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| B3 |
- River Thames (Putney Bridge to City of London Bar) (1st April to 31st October) This stretch of river is tidal. Beware of commercial traffic on this part of the River.
- River Thames (Putney Bridge to Richmond Half Tide Lock) (1st November to 31st March) There is danger for several days after heavy rain upstream. Beware of moored and moving boats. This stretch of the river is tidal.
- River Thames (Putney Bridge to City of London Bar) (1st November to 31st March) This stretch of the river is tidal. Beware of commercial traffic on this part of the River.
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| Note |
- The classifications stated above are under "Normal" conditions. The currents on the River Thames can change very quickly after heavy rainfall and the classifications should be upgraded to suit the river conditions at the time of the activity.
- The Weirs at Richmond Half Tide Lock are opened 2 hours before high water and closed 2 hours after high water. Caution should be exercised whilst navigating in this area.
- For further advise contact the Assistant County Commissioner – Activities or the County Water Activities Advisor
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