Montgomery Canal

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The Montgomery Canal is a historic, largely rural waterway in Wales and England known for its rich wildlife habitats and ongoing restoration for leisure boating and conservation.

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Montgomery Canal canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
navigable waterway
connectsTo Llangollen Canal
Shropshire Union Canal
constructionStart 1790s
country United Kingdom
hasEcosystemType aquatic habitat
canal-side grassland
wetland habitat
hasFeature aqueducts
embankments
locks
nature reserves
hasHeritageStatus Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Area of Conservation (in parts)
surface form: Special Area of Conservation
hasUse angling
cycling
recreational boating
walking
wildlife observation
knownFor leisure boating
nature conservation
rich wildlife habitats
rural character
locatedIn England
Montgomeryshire
Powys
Shropshire
Wales
managedBy Canal & River Trust
notableForSpecies aquatic plants
dragonflies
waterfowl
openingDate 1821
originalPurpose general freight transport
transport of agricultural produce
transport of limestone
partOf Shropshire Union Canal
surface form: Shropshire Union Canal network
passesThrough Llanymynech
Maesbury Marsh
Welshpool
restorationSupportedBy Montgomery Waterway Restoration Trust
local authorities
volunteer groups
status partly navigable
under restoration
terminus Saul Junction
surface form: Frankton Junction

Newtown

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Shropshire contains Montgomery Canal
Welshpool hasCanal Montgomery Canal
Welshpool hasAttraction Montgomery Canal
Berriew nearbyWaterway Montgomery Canal
Llanymynech hasTransportFeature Montgomery Canal