There may be a canalside feature here named King[']s Bridge Wharf, according to https://cherwellcommunityarchaeology.weebly.com/yarnton-road-wharf-to-dukes-cut-and-the-river-thames.html

It looks very much disused in recent satellite imagery, and access is via a chained gate off the A44.

https://streetcomplete.app/p/260808.jpg
https://streetcomplete.app/p/260809.jpg
(not sure these photos from
note/4487377 will survive even if I link them here)

https://youtube.com/PtnokEYT6mE?t=50 (it's fleetingly visible on the left side of the sequence, just past the bridge. The boat is going N to S along the canal.)

This bus stop is missing from NaPTAN as of 2025-07-07. Does anything still exist for it on the ground?

Unable to answer "Is there a shelter at this stop?" – Bus Stop – node/6326531862 via StreetComplete 61.2:

I've confirmed there's no bus stop on the ground, needs removed: prefix if it's still in NaPTAN, or deleting otherwise

Unable to answer "What’s the name of this place?" – Research Office – way/1148548310 via StreetComplete 61.2:

Seems vacant. A sign by the door sags that Oxford ionics have moved to Unit 6a

Location of the security fence and any gates though it should be mapped. There's one or two here, just beyond the public-side cafe, from memory.

Might want to present yourself at site security first. Their portakabin is near Airspeed House, to the ESE. They seemed pretty chill about the idea when I asked: I was just told "no photos please, and don't go beyond the yellow gates".

The AerOx development will be opening soon, so it might all be worth a long revisit. And the cafe's OK too.

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