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- Navigation_transit_markers abstract "Navigation Transit Markers are posts placed alongside a navigation to allow powered craft to check their speed. There are examples along the River Thames in England.A navigation marker consists of a black and white ringed pole surmounted by a red open triangle. The configuration of the markers is made up of two pairs, each pair having one pole behind the other, and the pairs being separated by a set distance along the bank. Timing starts when the first two markers line up, and ends when the second pair line up. For a craft to be within the speed limit, it should take a minute or more to reach the second pair of markers after passing the first pair of markers. On the upper reaches of the Thames, the speed limit is 8 km per hour or 133.3m per minute, and so the markers are set 133.3m apart.On the River Thames, there are markers on the reaches above Teddington Lock, Sunbury Lock, Cookham Lock, Sonning Lock, Day's Lock and Osney Lock.".
- Navigation_transit_markers thumbnail Navigation_transit_markers.jpg?width=300.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageExternalLink a_users_guide_to_the_River_thames.pdf.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageID "14746905".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageLength "1502".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageOutDegree "12".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageRevisionID "366000399".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Category:Geography_of_the_River_Thames.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Category:Water_transport_in_England.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Cookham_Lock.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Days_Lock.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Locks_and_weirs_on_the_River_Thames.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Osney_Lock.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink River_Thames.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Sonning_Lock.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Sunbury_Lock.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink Teddington_Lock.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink File:Navigation_transit_markers.jpg.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLink File:Navmarkers02.JPG.
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLinkText "Navigation transit markers".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLinkText "navigation transit markers".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageWikiLinkText "transit markers".
- Navigation_transit_markers wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Portal.
- Navigation_transit_markers subject Category:Geography_of_the_River_Thames.
- Navigation_transit_markers subject Category:Water_transport_in_England.
- Navigation_transit_markers hypernym Posts.
- Navigation_transit_markers type Cleric.
- Navigation_transit_markers type Redirect.
- Navigation_transit_markers comment "Navigation Transit Markers are posts placed alongside a navigation to allow powered craft to check their speed. There are examples along the River Thames in England.A navigation marker consists of a black and white ringed pole surmounted by a red open triangle. The configuration of the markers is made up of two pairs, each pair having one pole behind the other, and the pairs being separated by a set distance along the bank.".
- Navigation_transit_markers label "Navigation transit markers".
- Navigation_transit_markers sameAs Q6982442.
- Navigation_transit_markers sameAs m.03gwfdf.
- Navigation_transit_markers sameAs Q6982442.
- Navigation_transit_markers wasDerivedFrom Navigation_transit_markers?oldid=366000399.
- Navigation_transit_markers depiction Navigation_transit_markers.jpg.
- Navigation_transit_markers isPrimaryTopicOf Navigation_transit_markers.