Lakes and Water Bodies

Location: 53.3804714, -1.5660123 This smaller dam near the main Rivelin Corn Mill site forms part of the Rivelin Valley Trail’s rich network of historical water features. Although more modest than others, it adds to...

Location: 53.3688704, -1.5163696 Tags: – alt_name: 3rd Endcliffe Wheel – name: Nether Spurgear Wheel Dam – natural: water – type: multipolygon

Location: 53.3947827, -1.5141672 Walkley Bank Tilt is a historic water feature along the Rivelin Valley Trail, once part of the city’s industrial water power system. The area combines woodland walking paths with flowing streams...

Location: 53.3813411, -1.5643577 A key feature of the Rivelin Valley heritage walk, this dam is part of a restored mill complex dating back to the 18th century. Interpretive signs nearby explain its historic function,...

Location: 53.3822189, -1.5592846 Second Coppice Wheel Dam is one of several restored mill ponds along the Rivelin Valley Trail. The peaceful water surface reflects the surrounding trees, creating a calming atmosphere ideal for walking,...

Location: 53.3381518, -1.5145297 Collier’s Pond is a lesser-known water body tucked within one of Sheffield’s quieter green areas. Used occasionally for angling and home to various aquatic birds, it serves as a local secret...

Location: 53.4464849, -1.4996723 Tags: – name: Sharps Wood Oyl – natural: water – water: pond

Location: 53.3762512, -1.4906961 Broomfield Pond is a charming feature within a suburban green space. It provides an oasis of calm for nearby residents, with benches and shaded areas. Seasonal ducks and dragonflies populate the...

Location: 53.3721078, -1.5711842 Tags: – intermittent: yes – name: Duck Pond – natural: water – water: pond

Location: 53.4838665, -1.719529 Mickleden Pond lies on the edge of the Peak District near the Upper Derwent Valley. Surrounded by upland scenery and moorland, it attracts hikers, birdwatchers, and those interested in quiet, off-the-beaten-path...