Sheffield Supertram crossing canal
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Sheffield Supertram crossing canal
Image: © David Morris Taken: 24 Sep 2005
The Sheffield Supertram crosses the Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation close to Staniforth Road as both head off towards Meadowhall. The tram gets there quicker because the canal has to descend a flight of locks although both run pretty much side by side for most of the journey. This view along the canal is ENE, almost in the shadow of the road bridge.
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Image Location
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53.392011
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-1.437577