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Waterways > River Lark
River Lark
The River Lark is navigable for 10.2 miles and is a tributary of the River Great Ouse.
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Facts & Stats
10.2
The length of the River Lark that is navigable
1888
The waterway was officially abandoned in 1888
1 lock
The River Lark has one operational lock at Isleham
Waterway Notes
Navigation Authority
Branch
Funding of waterways managed by the Environment Agency
Along with its many environmental responsibilities, the Environment Agency manages the navigation of 630 miles of waterways – such as the River Thames and the River Medway in the south east – and many waterways in the Anglian Region.
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Our waterways heritage is what makes Britain’s canals and rivers special and it must be actively protected – through the local planning system and sufficient funding – for the future.
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