Overview
City of Oxford Rowing Club is one of Oxford's largest open rowing clubs. It is on the Isis stretch of the Thames by Donnington Bridge and has over 300 members in men's, women's, masters, development, junior and adaptive squads. It was formed in 1968 by merging the Neptune (1863) and Hannington (1904) rowing clubs. The club hosts the Oxford City Royal Regatta, the Oxford City Bumping Races and the Isis Sculls, and runs a six-week adult beginners' course.
- Founded
- 1968
- Members
- about 300 (club figure)
- Federation
- British Rowing
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Regattas and series
Run or hosted by the club, per the club website. Dates and notices are on the club site.
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History and achievements
- 1968Formed by the amalgamation of Neptune (1863) and Hannington (1904) rowing clubs
Location
- Position
- 51°44.14′ N 1°14.45′ W
51.73567, -1.24078
Frequently asked
Does City of Oxford Rowing Club run courses?
Yes. The club lists these courses: Adult beginners course (6 weeks) and Adaptive rowing session.
When was City of Oxford Rowing Club founded?
In 1968.
Which regattas does the club run?
According to the club website, among others: Oxford City Royal Regatta, Oxford City Bumping Races and Isis Sculls.