Entrance to Clarence Graving Dock No. 1
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Entrance to Clarence Graving Dock No. 1
Image: © Christine Johnstone Taken: 26 May 2021
From what was Clarence Graving Dock Basin, but is now part of Trafalgar Dock. Since 2009 the dock in the foreground is part of the Liverpool Canal Link, which takes canal boats from the Leeds & Liverpool Canal past Pier Head and through to Salthouse Dock. A graving dock is an uncovered, permanent dry dock, where boats can be maintained or repaired.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.420402
Longitude
-3.002855