Dundas Aqueduct

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Dundas Aqueduct is a historic stone aqueduct in southwest England that carries the Kennet and Avon Canal over the River Avon and the Wessex Main Line railway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grade I listed structure
aqueduct
canal aqueduct
listed building
architect John Rennie the Elder
architecturalStyle classical
carries Kennet and Avon Canal
constructionStartDate 1797
country England
crosses River Avon
Wessex Main Line
hasNearbyFeature Dundas Wharf
Somerset Coal Canal junction
hasPart balustraded parapets
central semicircular arch
towpath
two side arches
hasView Avon valley
linked to: Avon Valley
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
Scheduled Monument
inception 1805
isHistoric true
isOpenToPublic true
length about 137 metres
locatedIn Bath and North East Somerset
Somerset
South West England
linked to: southwest England
locatedNear Bath
locatedOnWaterway Kennet and Avon Canal
materialUsed stone
namedAfter Charles Dundas
near Limpley Stoke
Monkton Combe
numberOfArches 3
openingDate 1805
ownedBy Canal & River Trust
partOf Kennet and Avon Canal
Kennet and Avon Canal conservation area
usedFor cycling
navigation
recreational boating
walking

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Kennet and Avon Canal hasPart Dundas Aqueduct