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1. The East India Dock Basin.
	The entrance basin is the only intact part of the former East India Docks complex. It has survived relatively unscathed, and has been transformed...

2. The 'Deal porters' sculpture at Rotherhithe.
	'Deal porters' by Philip Bews, alongside the former Canada Dock in Rotherhithe. The sculpture commemorates the deal porters who worked at the Surrey...

3. The East India Import Dock.
	Most of the Import Dock has been filled in since it closed in 1967, but a small part of the dock has been retained as an attractive water feature...

4. The entrance to Deptford Creek.
	The entrance to Deptford Creek, where the river Ravensbourne joins the Thames. West of the Creek (on the right of the picture) stands the new...

5. The Laban Centre, Deptford.
	The Laban Centre for Dance at Deptford viewed from the River Thames. The building stands on Deptford Creekside. The award-winning building was...

6. The Northern Outfall Sewer in Plaistow.
	The Northern Outfall Sewer in Plaistow.

7. Shadwell Basin in 2002.
	This is the most significant body of water surviving from the London Docks. Unlike the rest of the London complex, Shadwell Basin has been retained...

8. Looking west towards Tower Bridge.
	The Pool of London looking west towards Tower Bridge. On the left (southern) bank of the Thames is Cherry Garden Pier, with Chambers Wharf and...

9. Deptford Pumping Station.
	Deptford Pumping Station, built in 1865. This was an important element in Bazalgette's great scheme for removing London's sewage. Sewage from South...

10. Deptford Creek Railway Bridge.
	Deptford Creek Railway Bridge on the London & Greenwich Railway. The bridge has a moving section to allow vessels to use Deptford Creek. The...


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