Banbury Reservoir
Reservoir in London, United Kingdom
51°36′17″N 0°02′06″W / 51.6047°N 0.0350°W / 51.6047; -0.0350Banbury Reservoir is located at Walthamstow in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. It is one of the storage reservoirs [1] of the Lee Valley Reservoir Chain in the Middle Lea Valley.
History
The reservoir was completed by and for the East London Waterworks Company in 1903, and was subsequently taken over by the newly formed Metropolitan Water Board in 1904.[2] The reservoir is now owned by Thames Water.
See also
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Thames Water
- John Backhouse
- Joseph Bazalgette
- Edmund Colthurst
- Great Stink
- London sewer system
- London water supply
- Metropolitan Board of Works
- Metropolitan Water Board
- Hugh Myddelton
- William Chadwell Mylne
- New River Company
- New River
- John Snow
- William Webster
- 1854 Broad Street cholera outbreak
- Abbey Mills Pumping Station
- Beckton Sewage Treatment Works
- Coppermills Water Treatment Works
- Cricklewood Pumping Station
- Crossness Pumping Station
- Crossness Sewage Treatment Works
- Deephams Sewage Treatment Works
- Greenwich pumping station
- Hampton Water Treatment Works
- Mogden Sewage Treatment Works
- Walton water treatment works
- Banbury Reservoir
- Bath Road Reservoir
- Bessborough Reservoir
- Chingford Reservoirs
- East Warwick Reservoir
- Farmoor Reservoir
- Grimsbury Reservoir
- High Maynard Reservoir
- Island Barn Reservoir
- Kempton Park Reservoirs
- King George V Reservoir
- King George VI Reservoir
- Knight Reservoir
- Lee Valley Reservoir Chain
- Lockwood Reservoir
- Low Maynard Reservoir
- Molesey Reservoirs
- Queen Elizabeth II Reservoir
- Queen Mary Reservoir
- Queen Mother Reservoir
- Stain Hill Reservoirs
- Staines Reservoirs
- Sunnyside Reservoir
- Tilehurst Water Tower
- Walthamstow Reservoirs
- West Warwick Reservoir
- William Girling Reservoir
- Wraysbury Reservoir
