Weir on E side of Tennant Canal at Red Jacket Pill

The weir on the east side of the Tennant Canal at Red Jacket Pill is a Grade II listed structure. It measures approximately 5 meters in length at the top, where water is channeled from the canal through six shallow segmental-arched culverts located beneath the towpath. The arches are made of dressed sandstone, and the core stonework of the culverts is visible on the upper surface, though a concrete coping has been added on the canal side. On the east side, there is a short cascade of stepped stonework. The flanking walls are partially intact, having mostly been washed away, and are constructed of rubble stone with flat dressed copings.