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- Ham_Island abstract "Ham Island is an inhabited man-made island of roughly 50 hectares (125 acres) in the River Thames in Old Windsor in England. It was a peninsula partly surrounded by a meander until a channel of the river was made, the New Cut, to build Old Windsor Lock at its downstream end, a weir along the mainstream and smaller weir at the end of the cut. Accordingly the distance in navigation has been cut to around one third. Its land use is chiefly divided between 37 privately owned dwellings. The original houses on the island, now almost entirely rebuilt in a more luxurious style, were quite modest - many were holiday homes. The island is also the site of a water treatment plant, well-screened from the homes, and the Blueacre Horse Rescue centre which had to be evacuated during the February 2014 flooding.The island is referred to in Three Men in a Boat as, passing up through the lock at this point for the first time they note they can spy Windsor Castle in the distance. This trip is still facilitated with boat hire companies in riverside settlements such as Maidenhead, Windsor and Staines.Part of the island is included within the Scheduled Ancient Monument, Kingsbury medieval palace and associated monuments.During the early months of 2014 the island was flooded, and many residents decided to leave their homes.".
- Ham_Island thumbnail Ham_Island_P1010153.JPG?width=300.
- Ham_Island wikiPageID "10286935".
- Ham_Island wikiPageRevisionID "596023363".
- Ham_Island background "white".
- Ham_Island caption "(Map showing the location of Ham Island within Berkshire.)".
- Ham_Island downstream Friday_Island,_River_Thames.
- Ham_Island float "right".
- Ham_Island hasPhotoCollection Ham_Island.
- Ham_Island lat "51.47".
- Ham_Island long "-0.57".
- Ham_Island upstream Lion_Island_(Old_Windsor).
- Ham_Island width "300".
- Ham_Island subject Category:Islands_of_the_River_Thames.
- Ham_Island point "51.469 -0.566".
- Ham_Island type Island109316454.
- Ham_Island type IslandsOfTheRiverThames.
- Ham_Island type Land109334396.
- Ham_Island type Object100002684.
- Ham_Island type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Ham_Island type YagoGeoEntity.
- Ham_Island type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Ham_Island type SpatialThing.
- Ham_Island comment "Ham Island is an inhabited man-made island of roughly 50 hectares (125 acres) in the River Thames in Old Windsor in England. It was a peninsula partly surrounded by a meander until a channel of the river was made, the New Cut, to build Old Windsor Lock at its downstream end, a weir along the mainstream and smaller weir at the end of the cut. Accordingly the distance in navigation has been cut to around one third. Its land use is chiefly divided between 37 privately owned dwellings.".
- Ham_Island label "Ham Island".
- Ham_Island sameAs m.02q7g67.
- Ham_Island sameAs Q5643857.
- Ham_Island sameAs Q5643857.
- Ham_Island sameAs Ham_Island.
- Ham_Island lat "51.469".
- Ham_Island long "-0.566".
- Ham_Island wasDerivedFrom Ham_Island?oldid=596023363.
- Ham_Island depiction Ham_Island_P1010153.JPG.
- Ham_Island isPrimaryTopicOf Ham_Island.