text: There's no roundabout at the Forest car park end either - just a number of tightly spaced T-Junctions.  The embankments (and bridge south of the main one for that matter) is still intact and the road is on an embankment to Scarington Road where it diverges from the old railway alignment to run on top of the canal.  From the eastern side there is a noticable embankment until just short of Trent Boulevard as the sports grounds are lower down than the car garage or Holme Road.  In any case, I believe the southern embankment is actually part of our flood defences anyway -  the recently (about 6 years ago) built one along the edge of Holme Road runs right up to the entrance to the Rugby Ground with the flood defences becoming visible again at the bottom of the steps from Lady Bay Bridge just round the corner from the smokers gate on the environment agency building.
  
  
  In fact, the environment agency's "Flood Map for planning (Rivers and Sea)" (OGL) confirms this assumption https://data.gov.uk/dataset/flood-map-for-planning-rivers-and-sea-spatial-flood-defences-without-standardised-attributes