Barnsley Canal

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Barnsley Canal is a historic English waterway in South Yorkshire that once served as an important industrial transport route during the canal era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
waterway
connectsTo Aire and Calder Navigation
Barnsley
Wakefield area
country United Kingdom
countrySubdivision City of Wakefield
Barnsley
surface form: Metropolitan Borough of Barnsley
hasCharacteristic linear waterway
lock-based navigation
man-made
hasConservationInterest heritage preservation
local nature conservation
hasCurrentUse recreation
walking route
wildlife corridor
hasEnvironment post-industrial landscape
rural surroundings
hasHeritageValue industrial archaeology
local history
hasLanguage English
historicalSignificance industrial revolution infrastructure
regional economic development
historicPeriod canal era
locatedIn Barnsley
England
Northern England
South Yorkshire
Wakefield
Yorkshire
namedAfter Barnsley
partOf British inland waterways
primaryCargo coal
industrial goods
regionServed Yorkshire coalfield
surface form: South Yorkshire coalfield
status disused
not fully navigable
partly derelict
transportMode barge
boat
usedFor freight transport
industrial transport
waterwaySystem English canal network
waterwayType narrow canal

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William Jessop notableWork Barnsley Canal
River Dearne hasTributary Barnsley Canal
this entity surface form: Barnsley Canal (former) via Dearne and Dove Canal system