Maud Foster Drain, Boston

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Maud Foster Drain, Boston

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown

Taken from the bridge on Vauxhall Road. The first Maud Foster was cut in 1568, and it now forms part of a complex network of drains ensuring that low-lying Boston never (or rarely) floods. Maud Foster may have owned the land through which the drain was cut, but her identity is obscure.

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.978845
Longitude
-0.015939