Regent's Canal

canal across an area just north of central London, England

Regent's Canal is a canal across an area just north of central London, England. It provides a link from the Paddington arm of the Grand Union Canal, just north-west of Paddington Basin in the west, to the Limehouse Basin and the River Thames in east London. The canal is 13.8 kilometres (8.6 miles) long.

Views on the canal

Lock, Limehouse Basin
Sunset, Camden Lock
The Regent's Canal near St Mark's Regents' Park
Camden Lock
Nicholas Grimshaw flats, Camden
Canal at St Johns Wood
Regents canal at dusk, St Pancras
St Pancras Cruising Club
Camden lock
Gasometer near Broadway Market, Hackney
Gasometer near Broadway Market, Hackney
Commercial Road Lock

History

Grand Surrey Canal, 1806.
Regent's Canal Limehouse. 1823
Regents canal dock 1828.
Park Village East, Regent's Park, 1828
Macclesfield Bridge, Regent's Park, 1828
City Basin, Regent's Canal, 1828
Junction of the Regent's Canal at Paddington, 1828
The Double Lock and East Entrance to the Islington Tunnel, 1828
Railway Bridge over the Regent's Canal, 1839
Grand Surrey Canal, 1852.
London Parks- Entertainment and Relaxation, 1943
Canal boat loaded with fruit pulp, 1944
Approaching Old Ford Lock No 8, Regent's Canal, East London, 1974
Sturt's Lock No 6, Regent's Canal, London, 1974
Roving bridge, Kingsland Basin, Regent's Canal, London, 1974

Regent's Canal elements

Bridges

Blow-up Bridge
Number one bridge

Locks

Acton's Lock
Camden Lock
City Road Lock
Commercial Road Lock
Hawley Lock
Johnson's Lock
Kentish Town Lock
Limehouse Basin Lock
Mile End Lock
Old Ford Lock
Salmon Lane Lock
St Pancras Lock
Sturt's Lock

Tunnels

Islington tunnel
Lisson Grove tunnel
Maida Hill Tunnel

Basins

Cumberland Basin
St Pancras Basin
Kingsland Basin
Wenlock Basin
City Road Basin
Battlebridge Basin
Limehouse Basin

See also

For more images, see also Category:Regent's Canal and it's subcategories.

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