Hartham Weir, Water management structure in Hertford, England.
Hartham Weir is a water management structure spanning the River Lea in Hertford. The construction extends across the river near Hartham Common and sits opposite the Hertford Basin marina.
The structure underwent complete reconstruction in 2008 with a major investment. The reopening ceremony was attended by local MP Mark Prisk, marking the completion of the renovation work.
The weir serves as a meeting point for members of the Herts Canoe Club and local anglers who gather throughout the year. It has become a social hub where people pursue their water sports and fishing interests in a shared space.
The location is easily accessible near Hartham Common and is straightforward to find from the nearby Hertford Basin area. Visitors should be prepared for wet conditions around the structure, as water spray and moisture are common features.
The structure functions as a two-step weir where the rivers Beane and Lea meet. This two-level design creates distinct water patterns that are particularly noticeable when observing how water flows over each section.
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