Canal north-west of Fazeley Junction in Staffordshire
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Canal north-west of Fazeley Junction in Staffordshire
Image: © Roger Kidd Taken: 20 May 2019
Looking north-west towards Whittington and Fradley. This is the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal north-west of Fazeley Junction. Originally this was to have been part of the Coventry Canal cut to Fradley, but the next five and a half miles to near Whittington were built by the B & F. This explains the long gap between bridges numbered 77 and 78. This is often now considered to be a part of the Coventry Canal.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.618195
Longitude
-1.706025