Bridge over entry to Rugby Branch
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Bridge over entry to Rugby Branch
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 11 May 2013
The Rugby Branch off the Oxford Canal is a little offshoot, about 350yds (320m) long, which branches off southwestwards from the parent canal and culminates these days in a boatyard. Canal boats are usually moored along its length. A graceful cast iron bridge spans its junction - it is numbered Bridge 53 according to the little plaque on the parapet, although there seems to be another Bridge 53 which spans the main canal a little further to the west.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.389003
Longitude
-1.263791