Ware Lock, River Lea, UK - Waterway Locks, Planes and Lifts on Waymarking.com

The Lea (or Lee - both spellings acceptable) is a major tributary of the River Thames. The River Lee Water Act of 1855 authorised a new lock at Amwell Marsh (Ware). Originally used for industrial transportation, the River Lea (or Lee) is now used for recreation.

Waterway Name: River Lea (or Lee) Connected Points: River Lea (or Lee) starts in Luton, Beds, UK and eventually ends in the River Thames. Type: Lock Date Opened: 01/01/1855 Elevation Difference (meters): 5.00 Site Status: Operational Web Site: [Web Link] Date Closed (if applicable): Not listed

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