Template:River Trent map

River Trent
River Ouse and Humber Estuary The Island Sand Stainforth and Keadby Canal  A18  Keadby Bridge (shares bridge with rly) South Humberside Main Line  M180  bridge River Eau River Idle (vertical sluice) Chesterfield Canal, West Stockwith  A631  Trent Bridge, Gainsborough Sheffield - Lincoln Railway West Burton power stations Cottam power stations former Railway over Torksey Viaduct Fossdyke Navigation, Torksey Lock  A57  Dunham Toll Bridge former Chesterfield - Lincoln Rly High Marnham Power Station (site of) Cromwell Lock and weir  A1  Winthorpe Bridge East Coast Main Line Newark Nether Lock Nottingham - Lincoln Railway  A46  Newark Bypass Bridge Marina  B6326  Great North Rd. Bridge Newark Town Lock  A616  Bridge  A617  Bridge Marina  A46  Newark Bypass Bridge Nottingham - Lincoln Railway Averham Weir River Devon Hazelford lock and weirs Gunthorpe lock and weir  A6097  Gunthorpe Bridge Stoke lock and weir Nottingham-Grantham Rly over Rectory Junction Viaduct Holme lock, National Watersports Centre Grantham Canal Meadow Lane Lock Castle Lock Nottingham Nottingham Canal Beeston Lock Beeston Weir Cranfleet Lock Access Rd. / Thrumpton Weir Trent Viaducts Flood Lock Erewash Canal and River Soar Railway bridges Sawley Locks Sawley Marinas  B6540  bridge Flood Lock Sawley Weir  M1  bridge River Derwent Trent and Mersey Canal  B5010  Cavendish Bridge (limit of navigation)  A50  Bridge Railway bridge King's Mills (site of mill and lock) Disused railway bridge  A514  Swarkestone Bridge  B5008  Willington Bridge River Dove Trent and Mersey Canal Burton Mill (site of disused mills and lock) weir  A511  Burton Bridge Peel's Cut and Bond End Branch (formerly leading to Trent and Mersey Canal)  A5189  St Peters Bridge to source

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