Neath Canal

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Neath Canal is a historic waterway in South Wales that once served local industry and now provides a scenic route for walking, cycling, and boating.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Neath Canal canonical 3
Neath Canal system 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
waterway
builtFor serving local industry
connectsTo River Neath
Tennant Canal
constructionStart 1791
country United Kingdom
Wales
currentUse boating
cycling
recreation
walking
engineer Thomas Dadford Jr.
Thomas Dadford Sr.
hasFeature aqueducts
bridges
locks
hasJunctionWith Tennant Canal
hasTowpath yes
heritage historic industrial waterway
historicalPeriod Industrial Revolution
historicUse coal transport
industrial freight
iron transport
length approximately 13 miles
locatedIn Aberdulais
Clydach
Glynneath
Neath
Neath Port Talbot
Resolven
South Wales
Tennant Canal Junction
Vale of Neath
locatedNear Brecon Beacons National Park
managedBy canal restoration groups
local authorities
openingDate 1795
passesThrough Neath Valley
linked to: Neath
primaryUse industrial transport
region Glamorgan
scenic yes
status partly navigable
partly restored
towpathUse cycle route
public footpath
waterwayType navigable canal

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Resolven hasNearbyFeature Neath Canal
Briton Ferry nearbyWaterway Neath Canal
Briton Ferry Lock waterway Neath Canal
Briton Ferry Lock partOf Neath Canal system
linked to: Neath Canal