Lancaster Canal at Millness
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Lancaster Canal at Millness
Image: © Oliver Dixon Taken: 2 Jun 2024
The northern reaches of the Lancaster Canal were severed from the main body of the canal by the construction in 1965 of culverts under the M6 at two points, and under the A65 dual carriageway. This is the southern end of a clear 6 km section which runs north to Stainton which forms an attractive wildlife haven. The culvert is visible in the foreground.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.240322
Longitude
-2.711458