Milngavie waterworks aqueducts

E714024

The Milngavie waterworks aqueducts are a historic network of Victorian-era conduits that transport fresh water from Loch Katrine to supply the city of Glasgow, Scotland.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian-era engineering work
aqueduct system
water supply infrastructure
associatedWith Glasgow Corporation Water Works
Loch Katrine waterworks
Milngavie reservoirs
connects Loch Katrine
Milngavie water treatment works
constructionMaterial brick
cast iron pipes
stone
constructionStart 1850s
country Scotland
designedBy John Frederick Bateman
designedFor supplying fresh drinking water
engineeringDiscipline civil engineering
engineeringType gravity-fed aqueduct
era Victorian era
feeds Milngavie water treatment facilities
function transport potable water
geographicRegion Lowlands of Scotland
heritageStatus historic infrastructure
historicSignificance major 19th-century municipal water project
includesStructureType bridges
covered aqueducts
open channels
tunnels
locatedIn East Dunbartonshire
Milngavie
United Kingdom
locatedNear Milngavie reservoirs trail
notableFor improving public health in Glasgow
long-distance gravity water conveyance
openedForUse 1859
operator Scottish Water
owner Glasgow City Council
partOf Glasgow water supply system
Loch Katrine to Glasgow water supply scheme
purpose public water supply
regionServed West Central Scotland
serves Glasgow
status in use
suppliesWaterTo City of Glasgow
linked to: Glasgow

Greater Glasgow area
linked to: Greater Glasgow
waterSource Loch Katrine

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

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

Loch Katrine hasAqueduct Milngavie waterworks aqueducts
Milngavie waterworks aqueducts partOf Glasgow water supply system
linked to: Milngavie waterworks aqueducts