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- Waterway, water power, navigable, navigable aqueduct, navigable river, navigable waters, navigability, Waterway society, List of waterway societies in the United Kingdom
- Navigation authority, British Waterways (Waterscape), List of navigation authorities in the United Kingdom
- River, River delta, Flood plain, sluice, List of rivers, Distributary, Tributary, river engineering, weir
- Reservoirs and dams in the United Kingdom, List of reservoirs and dams
- Canal, ship canal, summit level canal, Freycinet gauge
- Vessels: Barge, boat, boathouse, Canal boat, Narrowboat, Horse-drawn boat, Ship transport
- Structures: Aqueduct, Boat lift, Bridge, Caisson (water transport), Canal tunnel, Canal viaduct, Guillotine lock, Inclined plane, Lock, Mitre gate, Towpath, Tunnel, weigh lock
- Anchor, dock, harbour, pier, port, wharf
- History of the British canal system
- Waterway restoration, Conservation in the United Kingdom
- Transport in the United Kingdom
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