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Rammey Marsh Lock, River navigation lock in London Borough of Enfield, England

The stone and iron lock measures 85 feet in length and 16 feet in width, with a fall of 3 feet 3 inches along the River Lee Navigation.

The lock, initially constructed in 1768, underwent substantial reconstruction in 1864 using Portland stone from the former Westminster Bridge.

The name Rammey Marsh originates from Old English terms denoting an island of dry ground where shepherds kept their rams for pasture.

Vehicles can access the lock from Lea Road via the Lea Valley Walk, while pedestrians use the towpath connecting to Enfield Lock station.

The lock chamber retains its original Victorian granite coping stones and cast iron furniture from the 19th century construction.

Location: London Borough of Enfield

GPS coordinates: 51.67818,-0.01207

Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:03

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