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Thames & Severn Canal In Water Back to T&S Canal Index

Much of the Thames & Severn Canal east of Chalford is dry but in just a few places, the canal can be found in water and after exceptionally wet weather other parts fill to give just a hint of what the canal must have once looked like and what it might look like after its restoration.

This is a collection of pictures showin the canal "in water".

Puck Mill Upper Bridge	Coates Portal of Sapperton Tunnel	Kings Reach east of Sapperton Tunnel	Tarlton Bridge, Coates
Coates Stop Plan Narrows	Coates Skew Railway Bridge	Halfway Bridge, Ewen	Halfway Bridge, Ewen
East of Parkleaze Bridge site	Just east of The Greyhound, Siddington	Claymeadow Cutting, South Cerney	East of Northmoor Lane Bridge, South Cerney
West of Crane Bridge, South Cerney	Boxwell Spring Lock	Boxwell Spring Lock, South Cerney	East of Wildmoorway Upper Lock
Wildmoorway Lower Lock	Wildmoorway Bridge	Cerney Wick Roundhouse	Cerney Wick Lock Overflow Weir
Cerney Wick Lock	Cerney Wick Lock	Canal east from Cerney Wick road crossing	Downstream of Cerney Wick
Latton Junction	T&S Canal east of Common Bridge, Latton	Canal at Latton with A419 in background	Canal approaching Latton Bridge
Eysey Lock bottom gates	Ruck's Bridge, Eysey

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