Calder Valley canal network

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The Calder Valley canal network is a historic system of interconnected waterways in West Yorkshire, England, that supported industrial transport and now serves leisure boating and heritage tourism.

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Calder Valley canal network canonical 1
Pennine canal network 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal network
waterway system
connectsRegion Lancashire
Yorkshire
connectsTo Aire and Calder Navigation
Bridgewater Canal
Leeds and Liverpool Canal
country United Kingdom
currentUse cycling
heritage tourism
leisure boating
recreational walking
environmentalRole urban green space network
wildlife corridor
eraOfMajorDevelopment Industrial Revolution
followsValleyOf River Calder
hasFeature aqueducts
locks
towpaths
tunnels
hasPart Calder and Hebble Navigation
Huddersfield Broad Canal
Huddersfield Narrow Canal
Rochdale Canal
heritageValue Victorian engineering
industrial archaeology
historicalUse industrial transport
movement of coal
movement of raw materials
movement of textiles
locatedIn Calder Valley
England
West Yorkshire
managedBy Canal & River Trust
passesThrough Brighouse
Dewsbury
Elland
Halifax area
Hebden Bridge
Huddersfield
Mirfield
Sowerby Bridge
Wakefield
supports boat hire services
canal-side pubs and cafes
waterside tourism businesses
supportsActivity angling
canoeing
narrowboat cruising

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Sowerby Bridge Wharf isPartOf Calder Valley canal network
Standedge summit level partOf Pennine canal network
linked to: Calder Valley canal network