Waterways in Oxford
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Waterways in Oxford
Image: © Graham Horn Taken: 16 Mar 2013
Shakespeare's Way goes along this towpath, although he would not recognise the waterway on the left. That is the southern terminus of the Oxford Canal, used by many residential boats. The waterway to the right is one of the streams of the River Thames, although not the navigable one.
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Image Location
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51.754362
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-1.266474