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Below Lea Bridge, the flow of the river continues over the head of the Middlesex Filter Beds Weir. Hackney Cut continues the navigation to the right.
Below Lea Bridge, the flow of the river continues over the head of the Middlesex Filter Beds Weir. Hackney Cut continues the navigation to the right. The island between contains a nature reserve in the former filter beds.
The Princess of Wales pub from Lea Bridge (October 2005)
The Princess of Wales pub from Lea Bridge (October 2005)
Lea Bridge Railway Station when it reopened in 2016.
Lea Bridge Railway Station when it reopened in 2016.
Lea Bridge Road looking towards the junction with Markhouse Road and Church Road in 2006.
Lea Bridge Road looking towards the junction with Markhouse Road and Church Road in 2006.
Thomas Hosmer Shepherd's 1834 watercolour sketch of the old Lea Bridge, built in 1820
Thomas Hosmer Shepherd's 1834 watercolour sketch of the old Lea Bridge, built in 1820
A number 56 bus on Lea Bridge Road at the Baker's Arms junction
A number 56 bus on Lea Bridge Road at the Baker's Arms junction