Grand Union Canal between Birmingham area and Oxford Canal

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The Grand Union Canal between the Birmingham area and the Oxford Canal is a major English inland waterway route that links the Midlands to the south-east, passing through rural Warwickshire and serving both leisure boating and local heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal route
inland waterway
access public towpaths
connects Birmingham area NERFINISHED
Oxford Canal NERFINISHED
connectsRegion Midlands NERFINISHED
south-east of England
containsFeature aqueducts
bridges
locks
tunnels
country England
environment rural landscape
semi-urban fringes
eraOfDevelopment Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
hasConservationInterest historic structures
wildlife habitat
hasEconomicRole supports local tourism economy
hasHeritageValue industrial heritage
transport heritage
historicalUse freight transport
linkedNetwork British canal network
locatedIn Midlands
South East England
Warwickshire NERFINISHED
West Midlands NERFINISHED
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
partOf Grand Union Canal NERFINISHED
passesNear Hatton NERFINISHED
Knowle NERFINISHED
Leamington Spa NERFINISHED
Warwick NERFINISHED
passesThrough rural Warwickshire
primaryTraffic pleasure craft
status navigable
supportsActivity angling
cycling along towpaths
walking along towpaths
transportMode inland water transport
usedFor leisure boating
local heritage access
recreational cruising
tourism
waterwaySystem Grand Union Canal system NERFINISHED
waterwayType narrow canal (partly widened in places)

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Warwick and Napton Canal formsSectionOf Grand Union Canal between Birmingham area and Oxford Canal