An iron bridge crosses at the junction which was built by the Wilts & Berks Canal Company. This gives the erroneous impression that the Ock is that canal, but in fact the original canal entrance a few yards downstream is now blocked up. This has been replaced under a restoration project by a newer entrance closer to Culham Lock.
An iron bridge at the junction built by the Wilts & Berks Canal Company creates a false impression that the Ock River is the canal, but in reality, the original canal's entry point downstream has been blocked up. This blockage was replaced during a restoration project with a new entrance closer to Culham Lock.