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Based on Stroudwater Navigation... WIP

River Cam, Gloucestershire
River Severn 13 Framilode Lock Framilode Basin Site of former Framilode Bridge The Ship Inn, Framilode Saul Bridge (former swing) Old Stroudwater, maintained as wetland Section infilled by flood defence bank 12 Junction Lock, conserved but not navigable Saul Junction, Glos & Sharpness Saul Junction Foot Bridge Dry Dock Saul Junction Marina Walk Bridge (fixed, low level) 11 Whitminster weir Whitminster feeder 11 Whitminster Lock Combined river/canal channel (proposed) River Frome Original syphon aqueduct (destroyed) Site of former Stonepitts Bridge Bristol-Gloucester oil pipeline Occupation Bridge  A38  roundabout 10 Bristol Road Lock (under road) Hyde's Basin 10 New Bristol Road lock  M5  Bridge shared with River Frome 9a New Westfield Lock Westfield Bridge 9 John Robinson (Westfield) Lock Oldbury Brook aqueduct (new) 8 Dock Lock Pike Bridge, Eastington 7 Pike Lock Eastington Slipway 6 Blunder Lock 5 Newtown Lock Newtown Bridge Bond's Mill Bridge (inoperable) Ocean Jubilee Railway Bridge The Ocean Ocean Bridge Nutshell Bridge Stonehouse Bridge Upper Mills Bridge Skew Bridge (former railway, now NCN 45)  A419  Haywards road Bridge Ryeford Bridge Ryeford footbridge 3,4 Ryeford Double Lock Oil Mills Bridge Cloth Mills Bridge Ebley floodgate Ebley Mill footbridge Discharge to River Frome Hilly Orchard footbridge  A419  Dudbridge Road Bridge Bypass and turbine outlet 2 Dudbridge Lock + hydroelectric turbine Ruscombe Brook Lower bypass weir 1 Foundry Lock (Dudbridge upper) Upper bypass weir Chestnut Lane Bridge Strachan's Close Slipway Lodgemoor Lane Bridge Painswick Stream Thames and Severn Junction Wallbridge Wharf Thames and Severn Canal

Main article: River Cam, Gloucestershire

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