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C 1122 00 0011 11 1188 1199 19.9 00 19.8 19.7 Radnor Gardens 22 19.6 0°1199.'5W'W 19.4 19.3 1122 2244 0022 1166 0044 1 11 00 99 Steps 1155 28 22 00 55 0022 Radnor Gardens 11 99 1199 2233 Mon 0066 0 066 River Thames 2233 26.4 26.4 1 5 . 7 004 4 0077 1 1166 Bowling 22 Ham Riverside Lands TEDDINGTON LOCKS 22 Green FG 00 0088 NB 1177 P 22 TO 002 11 Pavilion 2 11P 002 El sub sta 2 1122 2 222 11 11 CROSS DEEP Swan Isla P Works nd 27 11 Works 44 00 222 0 22 00 2 0 DEPTHS in METRES Garage 0033 88 P Scale 1:2500 at A2 1133 27a 00 99P 22 St. Fill 22 11 ians 26d 00 44 11 31 Surveyed by the Port of London Authority Hydrographic Service Slipway 68 Chillingworth 26c 0 P Creek 011 22 26b FG 0077 The Wharf 1199 May 2015 - July 2015 1133 Almond Tree26a 00 Cottage 25d 2 211 00 DEPTHS LIGHTS ON JETTIES Longbourne 00 77 25c Depths are in metres and are reduced to Chart Datum Light stars without legends represent two fixed lights 1 Creek End 5 . 2 8 2 being 1.72m above Ordnance Datum (Newlyn), which displayed vertically. They are seen as red to port 25b 00 33 26.3 Wisboro 77 is the maintained water level between Teddington and P 11 and green to starboard when proceeding upriver. 26.3 25a 1 77 Riverside 199 Richmond Locks. (The sluices at Richmond foot bridge P 24 2 are lowered at approx. half ebb and raised again at half TOPOGRAPHY Aublyn 11 23 0 flood Tide). The shore features on this chart are based largely 044 Thames Rosslyn 2211 22 Young on Ordnance Survey digital map data with the P 1 Twittenholme 199 Mariners' SOUNDINGS P permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's 21 P 1 Centre 11 122 All sub-tidal areas are surveyed by MBES giving 100% Stationery Office. © Crown Copyright 2015. All rights Brick House P 20 22 Ham coverage to IHO S44 order 1A reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number 100022150. Kamador Dock 19 001 HEIGHTS MOORINGS Awaki 00 1 no 11 Heights are in metres. Underlined figures are drying heights Mooring screws are shown in their true position thus 18 P 1 P 122 2211 above Chart Datum; all other heights are above MHWS. and buoys shown as symbols. Waterville P 17 Buoy numbers shown (20) are PLA references. Ellw 00 001 yn P94 1 POSITIONS 16 22 Positions are referred to WGS84. 0011 PLA REFERENCES Swan House The numbers shown on the shore and in parenthesis in the Slipway S T 2233 00 MILEMARKS river adjacent to moorings refer to PLA licences. R 55 A W 0 15 033 P Distances from London Bridge in Sea Miles and tenths are B E marked on the West side of the channel shown thus . PLA PUBLICATIONS R Tide End R Y 0055 Refer to PLA Publications for further information: P V 00 Steps A ANCHORING 1. PLA River Byelaws L 14 FG E 1 1P 223 H 0077 3 Anchoring is prohibited in the fairway and within 2. General Directions for Navigation illview 1 5 . 9 60 metres of any tunnel under the river, except 3. PLA Tide Tables & Port Information 11 in an emergency. 4. The River Thames Recreational Users Guide P 2 11 222 5. Rowing on the Tideway 2152 0088 LADDERS 26.2 00 P 11 Permanent ladders, the exact position or condition of which PLA HYDROGRAPHIC SERVICE WEBSITE 26.2 22 cannot be guaranteed, are shown thus . www.pla.co.uk/hydrohomepage P 11 0099 2163 P 1122 Mallard Place 12-13 P 2 00 0055 233 55 Tide Details, referred to Ordnance Chart levels at Teddington Datum Datum 1166 P 1 144 Highest Recorded (1978) 0066 5.48 3.76 Highest Astronomic Tide 4.99 3.27 Mean High Water Springs 4.21 2.49 Strawberry 008 8 2 Mean High Water NB 222 3.73 2.01 Hill P 00 1 Mean High Water Neaps 3.24 1.52 Outfall Maintained Level 1.72 ------- Landing 1 11 1 Ordnance Datum (Newlyn) ------ - 1.72 Stage 1188 Pelham Hou P 1 se 6 . Slipwa 0 10 y P 00 Ma Touraine P 55 P 9 2222 Waterton House P0 088 00 8 99 P The Whyte House P Slipway 7 Chestnut 2222 26.1 Boat 1 26.1 Hous 122 6 e The Warren 11 11 Ham Riverside Lands 0 5b 077 Clyde House P1 22 5a 188 33 Slipway P Clyde Cottage P 11 77 0055 4 P S S T Portmore Slipway1111 luice R e3 A ous H W g's s2e Kin 's Hou P B King 22 1 PLA Bound E Little 55 111 ary Stone R Slipway R Limit of Port of London Authority Juris Y diction V 1 A 1P1 Mon L Kingfisher Lo 22 00 E dge 22 Slipwa 22 y 33 1199 1122 P Outfall 0066 P 0088 P P 1199 2222 P 1 6 1 . 18 00 1 8 33 0 04P4 P 00 77 22 P 33 P 1199 0066 P 00 51°26'N 88 1188 51°26'N 2266 00 2244 00 66 0022 2255 2211 P Stoney Deep 11 FS P 0 088 P 11 77 11 P 1199 22 P 0099 P Steps P 6186P 00 88 1 P 22 2 122 P P 66 2 22 NB 55 118 00 8 99 Lock T Slipway 118 w P 8 Signal i 1 c 6 k . 2 e 2 288 n h a m 11 P The Moo 22 Ba R rings r ge o L a P oc d Slipway 2222 k Teddington 11 2244 Slipway 33 11 Lock P 66 P House P 11 11 22 2266 P 1 P 177 Teddington P Lock 11 TEDDINGTON LOCK 1133 44 P 25.9 P P 11 22 Controlled by the Environment Agency with 99 22 Steps 24 hour keeper operation throughout the year. 25.9 ay Tel: 020-8940-8723 w 1 lip 31 188 S 78 P 117 Lock Length Width Max. Draught 006 7 6 1199 1199 Barge 198m 7.5m 2.6m Fairwater P Launch 54m 7.4m 2.7m House 3157 Tide Skiff 15m 1.7m 1m 00 Gauge L P 113 88 au 00 3 nc 22 h L oc P 22 k y 11 a 11 RNL w I lip S 00 1 31 Station 99 6 36P .3 00 225 11 99 S P 5 77 kiff Lo Regatta ck P House 1144 y 2 1 Boat a 2 111 w The W p Rollers harf li S Boat (PH) 00 221 22 House 66 1 77 1155 Fairmile 22 3 33 Manor Road 344 House 116 Recreation Ground 6 11 1 77 2299 122 Admiral House 0077 25 33 5 22 1188 1199 The Environment Agency is the navigation authority Port of London Authority Hydrographic Service for the non-tidal Thames above Teddington Lock. 22 2277 5F5or information see: www.environment-agency.gov.uk H.O.Ref. No...113-301-011... Date...11/11/2015. 2277 www.visitthames.co.uk 25.8 25.8 19.9 19.8 19.7 19.6 0°1199.'5W'W 19.4 19.3 Edition Date: October 2015; Edition Version: (2) PLA 301.
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