Wednesbury Old Canal

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Wednesbury Old Canal is a historic branch of the Birmingham Canal Navigations in the West Midlands, England, built during the early development of the region’s industrial canal network.

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Wednesbury Old Canal canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch canal
canal
historic waterway
associatedWith Black Country industrialisation
coal mining
iron industry
builtFor supporting regional industrial growth
connectedTo Birmingham Canal
Tame Valley Canal
Walsall Canal
constructionPeriod early development of Birmingham Canal Navigations
country England
hasFeature bridges
locks
towpath
hasNameOrigin Wednesbury
heritage historic canal
industrial archaeology site
historicalEra Industrial Revolution
locatedIn Black Country
England, United Kingdom
Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell
linked to: Sandwell

West Midlands
locatedNear Dudley
Tipton
Walsall
Wednesbury
managingOrganisation Canal & River Trust
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust
opened late 18th century
partOf Birmingham Canal Navigations
British canal network
primaryUse carrying coal
serving collieries
serving ironworks
purpose industrial transport
region West Midlands conurbation
linked to: West Midlands
status partly disused
partly infilled
partly navigable
usedFor angling
recreation
walking
waterwaySystem Birmingham Canal Navigations
waterwayType narrow canal

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Birmingham Canal Navigations hasPart Wednesbury Old Canal