Lechlade to Oxford Back to Map ↓
| Reach | Current conditions |
|---|---|
| Upstream of St John's Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| St John's Lock to Buscot Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Buscot Lock to Grafton Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Grafton Lock to Radcot Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Radcot Lock to Rushey Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Rushey Lock to Shifford Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Shifford Lock to Northmoor Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Northmoor Lock to Pinkhill Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Pinkhill Lock to Eynsham Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Eynsham Lock to King's Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| King's Lock to Godstow Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Godstow Lock to Osney Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Osney Lock to Iffley Lock | No Stream Warnings |
Oxford to Henley Back to Map ↓
| Reach | Current conditions |
|---|---|
| Iffley Lock to Sandford Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Sandford Lock to Abingdon Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Abingdon Lock to Culham Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Culham Lock to Clifton Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Clifton Lock to Day's Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Day's Lock to Benson Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Benson Lock to Cleeve Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Cleeve Lock to Goring Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Goring Lock to Whitchurch Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Whitchurch Lock to Mapledurham Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Mapledurham Lock to Caversham Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Upstream of Blake's Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Caversham Lock to Sonning Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Sonning Lock to Shiplake Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Shiplake Lock to Marsh Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Marsh Lock to Hambleden Lock | No Stream Warnings |
Henley to Teddington Back to Map ↓
| Reach | Current conditions |
|---|---|
| Hambleden Lock to Hurley Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Hurley Lock to Temple Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Temple Lock to Marlow Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Marlow Lock to Cookham Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Cookham Lock to Boulters Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Boulters Lock to Bray Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Bray Lock to Boveney Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Boveney Lock to Romney Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Romney Lock to Old Windsor Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Old Windsor Lock to Bell Weir Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Bell Weir Lock to Penton Hook Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Penton Hook Lock to Chertsey Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Chertsey Lock to Shepperton Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Shepperton Lock to Sunbury Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Sunbury Lock to Molesey Lock | No Stream Warnings |
| Molesey Lock to Teddington Lock | No Stream Warnings |
Information for boaters
Coronavirus information
Please find the latest guidance for all boaters on Environment Agency managed waterways here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environment-agency-waterways-coronavirus-covid-19-update.
In line with the current government Covid-19 restrictions we are taking the following approach to operating all of our lock and weir sites on the River Thames:
- From 30 March there will be assisted passage at some lock sites during lock keeper hours of duty. When assisted passage is not offered, locks will be self-service on public power where public power is available.
- We will stop charging for pump outs.
- We have extended the cleaning contract of our public toilets until the end of March so that they can remain open. Any sites that are not included in this contract, the public toilets will remain closed.
- There will be no cash handling at any of our sites.
- Moorings. There will be no charge at any EA operated moorings until Monday 12th April, or when England moves to Step 2 of the Government Roadmap. This is in line with current Gov't guidance that people should remain local and be staying overnight at their Primary Residence.
Teddington Lock also has special arrangements in place. You can find more detail on our River Thames restrictions and closures page.
Up to 12 April 2021
- Passage through Teddington Lock will be available from 9am to 3pm.Tidal transits and general assisted passage will be offered between these times.
- Visiting licences will not be available at the lock but can be purchased by phoning the Environment Agency Boat Registration team on 0330 159 1983.
- As the self-service facility is not possible at Teddington lock, transits will not be possible through the night and from 3pm until 9am, the lock will be closed to traffic.
From 13 April to 17 May 2021
- Passage through Teddington Lock will be available from 6am to 10pm. Tidal transits and general assisted passage will be available between these times.
- Visiting licences will be available at the lock. Please follow social distancing guidance at the site when purchasing.
- As the self-service facility is not possible at Teddington, transit will not be possible through the night and from 10pm until 6am, the lock will be closed to traffic.
From 18 May to 21 June 2021
- Full 24 hour service will resume including purchasing of licences and journey advice by calling 020 8940 8723.
If you need to use our pump-out facilities please email WaterwaysThames@environment-agency.gov.uk to make arrangements.
The levels of service will be reviewed regularly. Our staffing levels are currently reduced as a result of coronavirus.
Our services are restricted due to the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency. Go to locks and facilities for boaters for more detail.
Culham Lock is open and operational. Please be careful when navigating through the lock and do not enter the fenced area.
Rushey Lock sewage pump-out is unavailable.
Mapledurham Lock sewage pump-out is unavailable.
Iffley Lock - Hand wind only out of hours due to a fault with the public power.
Cookham Lock electric charging point at the short stay moorings is unavailable. The next electric charging points are upstream Shiplake.
Bray Lock - Power outage at Bray until 4pm on the 12 April due to utility company works.
Old Windsor electric charging point is currently unavailable.
Molesey Lock sewage pump-out is unavailable.
Navigation markers
When travelling upstream keep red obstruction marker buoys on your left, and green buoys on your right
When travelling downstream, keep red buoys on your right, and green buoys on your left.
Single yellow marker buoys can be passed on either side.
In all cases, pass well clear of marker buoys, and take care. You should also be careful in the margins of the river, and around bends, where river and weather conditions have resulted in tree debris collecting and some shallows forming.
Key
- Caution strong stream
- We advise users of all boats not to navigate because the strong flows make it difficult and dangerous.
- Caution stream increasing
- We advise users of all unpowered boats not to navigate and users of powered boats to find a safe mooring. This is because river flows are likely to strengthen and red boards could be displayed very soon and without warning.
- Caution stream decreasing
- We advise users of all unpowered boats not to navigate and users of powered boats to navigate with caution.
Floodline
This information is also available on Floodline. Call 0345 988 1188 and select option 1 for river information for boaters.
Contacts
Contact Name: The Environment Agency
Tel. 03708 506 506 (Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm)
Contact Name: Incident Hotline
Tel. 0800 80 70 60 (24 hour service)
