Leicester Canal

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The Leicester Canal is a historic English waterway built during the Industrial Revolution to facilitate transport and trade in and around the city of Leicester.

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Leicester Canal canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
waterway
connectsWith other English canals
constructionEra Industrial Revolution
country England
hasCurrentUse leisure boating
recreation
tourism
hasEconomicRole supporting local industry
supporting regional trade
hasFeature bridges
locks
towpaths
hasFunction facilitating trade in and around Leicester
facilitating transport in and around Leicester
hasMedium inland waterway
heritageStatus historic waterway
historicalPeriod Industrial Revolution
isInLanguage English
locatedIn East Midlands
Leicester
Leicestershire
United Kingdom
partOf British canal network
passesThrough Leicestershire countryside
city of Leicester
transportMode barge
boat
usedFor trade
transport
waterwayType navigable canal

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William Jessop notableWork Leicester Canal