Putney Embankment

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Putney Embankment is a riverside stretch along the Thames in southwest London, noted for its rowing clubs, boathouses, and role as a key starting point for the annual Oxford–Cambridge Boat Race.

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Putney Embankment canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf riverside embankment
street in London
adjacentTo Bishop’s Park
linked to: Bishop's Park

Lower Richmond Road
boatRaceRole starting area for the Boat Race
connectsTo Putney High Street
country United Kingdom
governingBody Wandsworth London Borough Council
hasAmenity mooring points for boats
public seating and viewing areas
riverside path
hasFunction recreational waterfront
rowing and water sports hub
hasLandmark Crabtree Tavern area (nearby riverside pub)
Dulwich College Boat Club boathouse
London Rowing Club
Thames Rowing Club
Vesta Rowing Club
linked to: Thames Rowing Club
hasNearbyBridge Putney Bridge
hasNearbyTransport Putney Bridge tube station
Putney railway station
hasView Fulham bank of the Thames
heritage historic association with British rowing
knownFor Oxford–Cambridge Boat Race start
linked to: The Boat Race

boathouses
rowing clubs
locatedIn London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Wandsworth
Putney
locatedOnRiver River Thames
linked to: Thames
near Barnes reach of the Thames
Fulham
orientation runs roughly east–west along the Thames
partOf Thames riverside
partOfEvent Oxford–Cambridge Boat Race course
linked to: The Boat Race
region Southwest London
linked to: southwest London
surfaceType paved promenade
urbanContext residential and leisure area
usedFor spectating the Boat Race
training for rowing crews

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Putney knownFor Putney Embankment
subject linked to: Putney, London, England
Putney hasLandmark Putney Embankment
Putney Bridge crossesBetween Putney Embankment