2012 Olympic Visitor Mooring Locations London

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2012 Olympic Visitor Mooring Locations London

( ( ! ! River Lee A104 Lea Bridge Road Ø (!Ø Mooring locations 1 Hackney Marshes Lee Navigation Canary Wharf DLR Station (! Likely extents of controlled zone 2 Victoria Park Hertford Union Canal (!Ø Locks 3 Bow Wharf Hertford Union Canal 4 Mile End Park Regent's Canal Heron Quays DLR Station Subject to navigation restrictions in summer 2012 5 Victoria Park, Old Ford Lock Regent's Canal (!Ø West India Lock Waterways around the Olympic Park closed to navigation 6 Islington, City Road Lock Regent's Canal 7 Islington Regent's Canal South Quay DLR Station Tunnels 8 King's Cross Regent's Canal Underground stations 9 Camden Regent's Canal 12 DLR (Docklands Light Railway) stations 10 Little Venice Paddington Arm (Grand Union Canal) "" Overground stations 11 Paddington Paddington Arm (Grand Union Canal) Millwall Inner Dock 12 Millwall Inner Dock Docklands British Waterways' navigations Crossharbour DLR Station Clapton Station Millwall Outer Dock 1 Homerton Station Highbury & Islington ( ! Hackney Wick Station Ø Stratford Station Ø Ø(!Ø !( ( ! ( 9 ØØ !( Ø ! Ø (! Haggerston Station !( Ø !(Ø (! Olympic Stadium ( (!Ø 8 !Ø 2 ! St John's Wood ( Ø Camden Town !(Ø 5 7 6 (!Ø 3 (!Ø West Ham (! Cambridge Heath Station Bow Road Ø Angel Hoxton Station 4 King's Cross St Pancras Station (!Ø ( (! ! Bromley by Bow Bethnal Green Ø Ø Warwick Avenue Mile End ( ! (! Ø Little Venice 11 Liverpool Street Station ( 10 ! Ø ( ! Paddington Station Ø (! ( ! Ladbroke Grove Ø Limehouse Lock Limehouse Station (DLR) (! Canary Wharf (DLR) Hero(!nØs Quays (DLR) South Quay (DLR) 12 Crossharbour (DLR) Inset map 1:50,000 2 0 1 2 O l y m p i c V i s i t o r M o o r i n g L o c a t i o n s Produced by: BW GIS L o n d o n Page size: A3 Date: 15/04/2011 - © Crown copyright and database rights, 2011, Ordnance Survey 100019843. Landmark 100022432. © Next Perspectives, 2011..

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