Chingford Reservoirs

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Looking south over the twin basins of the King George V Reservoir and the William Girling Reservoir in background

The Chingford Reservoirs is the collective name for the King George V Reservoir and the William Girling Reservoir, which form part of the Lee Valley Reservoir Chain in the London Borough of Enfield. They were constructed by John Mowlem & Co.

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v t e Thames Water

History	John Backhouse Joseph Bazalgette Edmund Colthurst Great Stink London sewerage system London water supply Metropolitan Board of Works Metropolitan Water Board Hugh Myddelton William Chadwell Mylne New River Company New River John Snow (physician) 1854 Broad Street cholera outbreak

Major projects	Thames Water Desalination Plant Thames Tideway Scheme Thames Water Ring Main Abingdon Reservoir

Categories	Thames Water Reservoirs Predecessor companies

v t e Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Greater London

Biological	Barn Elms Wetland Centre Bentley Priory Brent Reservoir Chingford Reservoirs Crofton Woods Croham Hurst Denham Lock Wood Downe Bank Epping Forest Farthing Downs Frays Farm Meadows Hainault Forest Hampstead Heath Woods Happy Valley Hayes Common High Elms Ingrebourne Marshes Inner Thames Marshes Kempton Park Reservoirs Keston Common Mid Colne Valley Oxleas Woodlands Richmond Park Riddlesdown Ruislip Woods Ruxley Gravel Pits Saltbox Hill Syon Park Walthamstow Marshes Walthamstow Reservoirs Wimbledon Common

Geological	Abbey Wood Elmstead Pit Gilbert's Pit Harefield Pit Harrow Weald Hornchurch Cutting Wansunt Pit

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