Castlefield Canal Basin, Manchester
Introduction
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Image: © Martin Clark Taken: 1 Dec 2002
Castlefield Basin was the terminus of the Bridgewater Canal and the wharves were at one time used for unloading coal and timber. It is now a fashionable venue, with pubs and canalside apartments alongside the canal heritage.