Store Street Aqueduct

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Store Street Aqueduct is a historic cast-iron waterway structure in Manchester, England, carrying the Ashton Canal over Store Street and regarded as one of the earliest surviving examples of its kind.

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Store Street Aqueduct canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
canal aqueduct
cast-iron structure
historic structure
carries Ashton Canal
country United Kingdom
crosses Store Street
crossesUnder Store Street road
linked to: Store Street
hasConservationStatus protected historic structure
hasFunction navigation aqueduct
heritageDesignationAppliesTo aqueduct structure
heritageRegister National Heritage List for England
heritageStatus Grade II* listed building
historicSignificance early example of cast-iron canal engineering
isPartOf British canal infrastructure
locatedIn City of Manchester
Greater Manchester
location England
Manchester
managedBy Canal & River Trust
material cast iron
notableFor being one of the earliest surviving cast-iron aqueducts
partOf Ashton Canal
passesOver Store Street in Manchester
region North West England
situatedNear Manchester city centre
Piccadilly area of Manchester
structureType single-span aqueduct
usedFor carrying canal waterway over a road
waterway Ashton Canal

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Ashton Canal notableStructure Store Street Aqueduct