New Junction Canal

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The New Junction Canal is a man-made waterway in South Yorkshire, England, built in the early 20th century to provide a direct, modern navigation link between the River Don system and the Aire and Calder Navigation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
navigation canal
connectsWith Aire and Calder Navigation
River Don Navigation
Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation
Stainforth and Keadby Canal
constructionMaterial earth-cut channel
constructionStart 1905
country England
currentUse leisure boating
designedFor modern commercial barge traffic
endPoint Southfield Junction
hasAqueduct Ea Beck Aqueduct
River Don Aqueduct
River Went Aqueduct
hasFeature concrete-lined sections
straight alignment
hasLock Sykehouse Lock
hasStructure Sykehouse Lock control tower
Sykehouse Lock swing bridge
hasSwingBridge Bramwith Swing Bridge
Kirkhouse Green Swing Bridge
Sykehouse Lift Bridge
hasTowpath yes
length 8.9 kilometres
about 5.5 miles
locatedIn South Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Yorkshire and the Humber
locatedNear Doncaster
managedBy Canal & River Trust
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust
numberOfLocks 1
originalOwner Aire and Calder Navigation Company
partOf Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation network
passesNear Barnby Dun
Fishlake
Sykehouse
primaryUse commercial navigation
purpose to provide a direct link between the River Don system and the Aire and Calder Navigation
regionServed South Yorkshire
startPoint Barnby Dun
status open
waterwayThrough Aire and Calder Navigation system
River Don system
waterwayType broad canal

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