Floating Harbour

Bristol is on the Avon, but that has a huge tidal range for many miles inland - up to Keynsham (halfway to Bath). The Floating Harbour is engineered as a bypass section for the river, with locks at either end to keep a fixed water level available to ships loading and unloading at the quay sides. Today, it forms a lovely backdrop to the city and a great leisure resource. (See also Canoeing)

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Bristol - Floating Harbour

Floating Harbour, Bristol

Bristol's Floating Harbour

The Floating harbour in Bristol

The Bristolindustrial Museum is set on one of the quaysides and is currently open Wednesday to Sunday.

Pages nearby ...	Bristol Industrial Museum 0.4 kms W	Bristol 0.7 kms NE
Bristol Castle 0.9 kms N	Bristol Temple Quay 1 kms NE	Beach 11 kms E
Lansdown 13 kms E	Severn Beach 14 kms NW	Dyrham Park 16 kms E
New Severn Crossing 16 kms NW	Pennsylvania 16 kms E	Bath 18 kms SE
Clevedon 19 kms W	Prior Park 20 kms SE	Radstock 20 kms SE

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