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River Nene |
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The Wash |
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Nene Outfall Cut |
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A17 Sutton Bridge |
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South Holland main drain |
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North Level main drain |
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A1101 Bridge Wisbech |
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A47 Bridge Wisbech |
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Mortons Leam sluice |
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B1040 Dog-in-a-Doublet bridges |
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Dog-in-a-Doublet lock and sluice |
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Stanground Lock (Middle Levels) |
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A1 Bridge Peterborough |
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A605 Bridge Peterborough |
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Peterborough railway station |
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A1260 Bridge Orton |
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Orton Lock |
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Nene Valley Railway bridge |
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Alwalton Lock |
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Water Newton Lock |
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Wansford Station, Nene Valley Railway |
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Wansford Lock |
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Yarwell Lock |
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Elton Lock |
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Warmington Lock |
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Perio Lock |
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Cotterstock Lock |
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A407 Bridge Oundle |
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A605 Bridge Oundle |
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Ashton Lock |
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A605 Bridge Barnwell |
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Upper and Lower Barnwell Locks |
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Lilford Lock |
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Wadenhoe Lock |
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Harpers Brook |
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Titchmarsh Lock |
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Islip Lock |
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Denford Lock |
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Woodford Lock |
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Upper and Lower Ringstead Locks |
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Irthlingborough Lock |
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A6 Bridge Higham Ferrers |
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Higham Lock |
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Ditchford Lock |
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High rail bridge |
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Lower Wellingborough Lock |
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River Ise |
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A509 Bridge Little Irchester |
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A45 Bridge Little Irchester |
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Upper Wellingborough Lock |
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Wollaston Lock |
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Doddington Lock |
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Earls Barton Lock |
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White Mills Lock |
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Whiston Lock |
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Cogenhoe Lock |
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Billing Lock |
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Clifford Hill Lock |
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Weston Favell Lock |
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Abington Lock |
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A428 Bridge Northampton |
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Nene Whitewater Centre |
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A45 Northampton |
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Rush Mills Lock |
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Beckets Park Lock |
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Westbridge Arm |
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Junction with Grand Union Canal |
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Northampton Lock (GUC) |
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to source |
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The Nene is navigable from just above its junction with the Northampton Arm of the Grand Union Canal to the sea. Most leisure use is between Northampton and Peterborough, where it makes a junction with the Middle Level Navigations at Stanground Sluice, which give access to the Bedfordshire River Ouse. There is no longer any significant commercial traffic.