Yorkshire/Lancashire Boundary Sign on The Rochdale Canal
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Yorkshire/Lancashire Boundary Sign on The Rochdale Canal
Image: © David Dixon Taken: 7 Oct 2020
The county boundary is marked by this simple stone with the words Yorkshire and Lancashire vertically on the appropriate sides. It was erected in 1990, and stands between the Warland Gate swing bridge and lock#35 (Warland Upper Lock). A metal plaque records that the boundary marker was erected in recognition of the restoration work on that part of the canal.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.677696
Longitude
-2.08383