Three ways of travelling north of Chesterfield
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Three ways of travelling north of Chesterfield
Image: © Christine Johnstone Taken: 27 Aug 2012
The Chesterfield Canal was built to carry freight by boat. It is crossed here by two railway lines [near to Sheffield, far to Rotherham] which carry passengers and freight. The canal towpath is now used by two long distance walking and cycling routes [Trans Pennine Trail and Cuckoo Way].
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Image Location
Latitude
53.25395
Longitude
-1.420203