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| The north tip of Teddington Island, from Teddington |
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| The south tip of Teddington Island, from Teddington |
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| Teddington Island steps |
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| Teddington Island bike ramp |
Teddington Island Lock is an impressive feat of engineering. It's composed of three locks and a long, curved weir. The whole complex cascades from one side of the Thames to the other. A wooded, centre island links the lock to the weir as well as supporting the busy Teddington Lock footbridge. An elaborate stilted ramp allows the passage of cyclists. A short track below runs the length of the island to locked gates at either end. Anglers cast from the shore.
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