Caldwall Bridge, Staffs.& Worcs. Canal
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Caldwall Bridge, Staffs.& Worcs. Canal
Image: © Martyn B Taken: 4 Apr 2005
Caldwall Lock has a split iron bridge to accommodate the rope in days of horse-drawn narrowboats. The sandstone cliff behind the lock is geologically interesting, being the southern tip of a bed of similar rock which stretches some 15 miles north. The picture was taken from grid reference SO 82765 75549.
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Image Location
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Latitude
52.377256
Longitude
-2.258498