Tobacco Dock Canal (2)
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Tobacco Dock Canal (2)
Image: © David Anstiss Taken: 23 May 2012
A canal leading left to Tobacco Dock from the River Thames. Another short spur heads straight on. As its name suggests, Tobacco Dock was where tobacco imported from overseas was unloaded from ships then stored. The whole area was once occupied by the London Docks, but is now largely used for housing.
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Image Location
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51.505982
Longitude
-0.062708