Category:River navigations in England

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This Category includes articles on river navigations in the England.

For Rivers see Category:Rivers of England and for Canals see Category:Canals in England.

Pages in category "River navigations in England"

The following 40 pages are in this category, out of 40 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

A

  • Aire and Calder Navigation
  • River Arun
  • River Avon, Bristol
  • River Avon, Warwickshire
  • River Axe, Somerset

B

  • Bristol Harbour

C

  • River Calder
  • Calder and Hebble Navigation
  • River Cam

D

  • River Don Navigation
  • River Don, South Yorkshire

F

  • River Foss

G

  • River Great Ouse

H

  • River Hamble
  • River Hull
  • Humber

K

  • River Kennet

L

  • River Lee Navigation
  • River Little Ouse
  • River Lugg

M

  • River Medway
  • Medway Navigation
  • River Mersey

O

  • River Ouse, Yorkshire

P

  • River Parrett

R

  • River Ouse, Sussex
  • River Rother (Western)

S

  • River Severn
  • Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation
  • River Soar
  • Stort Navigation
  • River Stour, Worcestershire

T

  • River Teme
  • River Thames
  • River Tone
  • River Trent
  • River Tweed, England

U

  • Underfall Yard

W

  • River Weaver
  • River Wey
Categories: River navigations in the United Kingdom | Water transport in England
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