Description

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SD41SE
663-1/3/118

NEWBURGH
DEANS LANE
Canal Aqueduct, Leeds and Liverpool Canal

(Formerly listed as Canal Aqueduct, DEANS LANE)

II
Canal aqueduct carrying Leeds-Liverpool Canal over public road. c.1771-4. Resident engineer James Brindley, succeeded c.1771-72 by John Longbotham. For Leeds and Liverpool Canal Company. Large squared sandstone blocks and some brick; coursed sandstone rubble parapet (south side only). A low semi-circular culvert with plain voussoirs to the portals, which are flanked by raked abutments at right-angles, that on the south east side of brick (and that on the north east side of concrete), all with flat stone copings carried down from a plain cornice. Short central parapet with rounded coping. Part of one of the earliest and most ambitious trunk canals in the country.
Listing NGR: SD4777111023

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26491144

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