Warland Upper Lock No 35, Rochdale Canal
Introduction
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Warland Upper Lock No 35, Rochdale Canal
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 30 May 1974
This is taken looking southwards, (actually slightly south-eastwards) and shows the unrestored lock as it was in 1974. This lock is in the West Riding of Yorkshire, but the County boundary crosses just further away than the lock, and the white house seen to the right, which is actually the lock cottage at the next lock (Long Lees Lock No 36) is in Lancashire.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.677336
Longitude
-2.084737