Baswick Bridge south-east of Stafford
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Baswick Bridge south-east of Stafford
Image: © Roger Kidd Taken: 21 Oct 2011
Baswick Bridge is No 100 across the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. There is access to Fairview Way off to the left, and meadows by the Deepmore Drain and the River Penk off to the right, though I am unsure of the public status of that. On Victorian maps and since, this is listed as Baswich Bridge (near the corresponding Baswich Holy Trinity Church) so the spelling on the bridge plate may just be an error. Even Berkswich would be more appropriate.
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Latitude
52.798318
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-2.087611