Grand Union Canal: Saltisford Arm entrance
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Grand Union Canal: Saltisford Arm entrance
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 5 Sep 2012
Having moored up past the junction and walked back along the towpath this is a not particularly good view of the entrance to the arm. The white van is parked on the Budbrooke Road bridge. This is also the junction point of the former Warwick and Napton Canal with the Warwick and Birmingham Canal. The latter came from the right and went up the Saltisford Arm and terminated, while the former teed onto the latter and headed off to Napton on the left.
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52.287514
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-1.604129