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GBNI1NB030308103 – FRM / NAV 137 © Crown copyright and database rights OSNI EMOU206.2
Upper Bann at Bannfoot The Upper Bann between Portadown and Bannfoot has been designated as heavily modified due to inland navigation. The channel is reinforced at Portadown with a slip way and fishing stands. There are canoe steps above Shillington’s Bridge and an old weir above Knock Bridge for the Canal. More information on dredging in the channel is required. At the workshop it was decided both flood risk management and navigation is applicable for this water body. The river banks at Portadown have been reinforced but this was not thought to be significant. The river upstream of Portadown has been over-deepened for navigation purposes. Margins are being retained. 26% of the banks are flood-protected mainly to protect the agricultural land usage. All are vegetated earth banks with no trees. This does impact on the connectivity of the channel with the floodplain although the river does flood into the floodplain closer to Lough Neagh. GBNI1NB030308103 – FRM / NAV Workshop Classification: MEP Phys/Chem status: Moderate SP: High Biological status: Poor (invertebrates) 2009 Classification: PEP 138
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