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Salterhebble Aqueduct - Halifax

Abbreviated Caption
Calder and Hebble Navigation. Built to replace a wooden trough aqueduct originally constructed in 1815/6 to connect the Salterhebble locks via Long Lee Cut down to the present Woodside Lock, where the Elland Upper cut formerly re-entered the River Calder above Long Lee weir. The high maintenance costs of the wooden structure, dictated that this 1986 replacement employed contemporary concrete techn

Date 30 July 2016

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Grid Reference:- SE 09546 22328

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