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A general history of inland navigation, foreign and domestic : containing a complete account of the canals already executed in England, with considerations on those projected, to which are added, practical observations / by J. Phillips
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TABLE

OF THE

LENGTH and LOCKAGE

O F

CANALS in E NGLAND.

—

Length.

, Rife.

Fall.

M.

F ‘

Ch.

j Ft.

Is.

Ft.

Is.

rFrom Stroud to Sapperton Tunnel

7

O

5

i

241

3

0

O

Through the Tunnel to Upper Siddington

8

O

81

L.

O

O

O

Severn and Thames Canal. J

From Siddington to Cricklade

5

4

4

102

2

-Cricklade to Lechlade - - -

8

0

5

O

O

28

4

.The Branch to Cirencester - - -

I

2

5

L.

Stroud and Severn Canal.

fFrom Framaload to Wallbridge, near1 Stroud - -

7

6

8

i

102

S

0

O

Birmingham and FazeleyCanal.

-Birmingham to Fazeley

16

4

O

O

0

247

11

Birmingham Extension.

J - Rider’s Green to Wednesbury -

[-Tipton Church to Ockerill

4

o

4

6

6

0

0

L.

0

46

0

, -Birmingham to Smethwick, the

Birmingham and Wolver-

1 Summit - -

4

O

0

18

c

0

O

hampton Canal.

| - Smethwick to Wolverhampton -

16

7

0

L.

L- Wolverhampton to Alderfley

'- Hay wood to Junction of Birmingham

i

6

0

O

0

114

8

Staff’ordlhire Canal. -

Canal - - -

22

4

0

125

0

0

O

1

- That Junction to the Severn

24

0

0

0

0

301

O

Dudley Canal.

r- the Junction of the Wolverhamp-

| ton Canal to Dudley

4i

0

0

0

0

O

O

'- Junction with the Dudley Canal to

Stourbridge Canal.

, the Junction with the StaffordshireI Canal -

5

0

0

c

0

0

O

-Worfley to Manchester and Preston-

L.'

DukeofBridgewater'sCanal.

brook - -

- Preston-brook to Low Water at

29

2

0

Runcorn -

O

0

0

0

oi

95

O

, Branch to Stockport

7

4

0

6 cj

0 J

O

O

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