Avoncliff Aqueduct

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Avoncliff Aqueduct is a historic stone structure in Wiltshire, England, that carries the Kennet and Avon Canal over the River Avon and a railway line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
canal aqueduct
historic structure
listed building
architect John Rennie the Elder
carries Kennet and Avon Canal
constructionEnd 1801
constructionStart 1797
country England
crosses River Avon
Wessex Main Line
railway line
crossesNear Avoncliff railway station
designedFor Kennet and Avon Canal navigation
hasBuildingMaterial Bath stone
hasFunction to carry canal over railway
to carry canal over river
hasHeritageStatusIn National Heritage List for England
hasNearbySettlement Freshford
Westwood
hasRiverBelow River Avon, Bristol Avon
linked to: River Avon
hasStructureType arched aqueduct
hasTourismType canal-side walking route
heritage attraction
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
isOnWaterway Kennet and Avon Canal
locatedIn England
United Kingdom
Wiltshire
location Avoncliff
maintainedBy Canal & River Trust
materialUsed stone
near Bradford-on-Avon
numberOfArches 3
opened 1801
partOf Kennet and Avon Canal
region South West England
linked to: southwest England
usedFor navigation
recreational boating
towpath walking

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Kennet and Avon Canal hasPart Avoncliff Aqueduct