Points of Interest
| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jn with River Great Ouse | 52°26′06″N 0°18′44″E / 52.4351°N 0.3122°E / 52.4351; 0.3122 (Jn with River Great Ouse) | TL572844 | |
| Museum of Fen Pumping Engines | 52°24′59″N 0°20′52″E / 52.4164°N 0.3478°E / 52.4164; 0.3478 (Museum of Fen Pumping Engines) | TL597824 | |
| Isleham Lock | 52°21′27″N 0°25′11″E / 52.3576°N 0.4198°E / 52.3576; 0.4198 (Isleham Lock) | TL648760 | |
| Judes Ferry Bridge | 52°20′45″N 0°27′38″E / 52.3457°N 0.4606°E / 52.3457; 0.4606 (Judes Ferry Bridge) | TL677748 | Head of navigation |
| Barton Mills Lock | 52°20′23″N 0°30′32″E / 52.3397°N 0.5088°E / 52.3397; 0.5088 (Barton Mills Lock) | TL710742 | |
| Mildenhall Lock | 52°20′09″N 0°31′56″E / 52.3357°N 0.5321°E / 52.3357; 0.5321 (Mildenhall Lock) | TL726738 | |
| Start of Cut-off Channel | 52°20′08″N 0°32′22″E / 52.3355°N 0.5395°E / 52.3355; 0.5395 (Start of Cut-off Channel) | TL731738 | |
| Icklingham Lock | 52°19′32″N 0°35′42″E / 52.3256°N 0.5951°E / 52.3256; 0.5951 (Icklingham Lock) | TL769728 | |
| Chimney Mill Lock | 52°17′48″N 0°40′11″E / 52.2966°N 0.6696°E / 52.2966; 0.6696 (Chimney Mill Lock) | TL821698 | |
| Fornham Dock | 52°15′55″N 0°42′27″E / 52.2653°N 0.7076°E / 52.2653; 0.7076 (Fornham Dock) | TL848664 | original terminus |
| Northgate Dock | 52°15′14″N 0°43′00″E / 52.2539°N 0.7166°E / 52.2539; 0.7166 (Northgate Dock) | TL855652 | 1850s terminus |
| Source near Bradfield Combust | 52°10′26″N 0°43′58″E / 52.1739°N 0.7327°E / 52.1739; 0.7327 (Source near Bradfield Combust) | TL869563 | spring |
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