Weaver river transport system

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The Weaver river transport system is a historic network of navigable waterways, locks, and associated infrastructure on the River Weaver in Cheshire, England, developed to support commercial shipping and industrial transport.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic infrastructure
navigation
waterway transport system
associatedWith chemical manufacturing in Northwich area
salt mining in Cheshire
connectsTo Manchester Ship Canal NERFINISHED
Trent and Mersey Canal NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
developedFor industrial development in Cheshire
navigation improvement
eraOfMajorDevelopment 18th century
19th century
followsWatercourse River Weaver NERFINISHED
governedBy navigation authorities
hasFeature cut-off channels
engineered river sections
lock flights
hasPart River Weaver Navigation NERFINISHED
bridges
locks
navigable channels
quays
sluices
towpaths
weirs
wharves
heritageStatus historic waterway network
historicalUse chemical industry transport
coal transport
general cargo transport
salt trade
infrastructureType navigation infrastructure
locatedIn Cheshire
England
River Weaver NERFINISHED
navigableFor barges
coastal vessels
primaryUse commercial shipping
industrial transport
region North West England
status partly active
supports heritage boating
local industry
recreational navigation
waterwayType inland waterway

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Saltersford Lock isPartOf Weaver river transport system