Wyrley and Essington Canal

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The Wyrley and Essington Canal is an historic inland waterway in the West Midlands of England, forming part of the Birmingham Canal Navigations and serving former industrial towns such as Walsall.

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Wyrley and Essington Canal canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
inland waterway
connectsTo Birmingham Canal Navigations Main Line NERFINISHED
Cannock Extension Canal NERFINISHED
Daw End Branch NERFINISHED
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal NERFINISHED
Walsall Canal NERFINISHED
constructionBegan 1792
country England
engineeredFor contour canal construction
era Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Curly Wyrley NERFINISHED
hasBranch Bentley Canal (historical) NERFINISHED
Lord Hay’s Branch NERFINISHED
Short Heath Branch (historical) NERFINISHED
Walsall Wood Branch NERFINISHED
hasFeature lock-free main line
numerous branches
towpath along most of its length
hasHeritageStatus historic canal
historicalUse brick and limestone transport
coal transport
iron industry supply
locatedIn West Midlands NERFINISHED
managedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
opened 1797
partOf Birmingham Canal Navigations NERFINISHED
passesThrough Bloxwich NERFINISHED
Brownhills NERFINISHED
Pelsall NERFINISHED
Walsall NERFINISHED
Wolverhampton NERFINISHED
primaryUse angling
industrial transport (historical)
leisure boating
walking and cycling
region Black Country NERFINISHED
serves Bloxwich NERFINISHED
Brownhills NERFINISHED
Essington NERFINISHED
Pelsall NERFINISHED
Walsall NERFINISHED
Wolverhampton NERFINISHED
Wyrley NERFINISHED
status navigable
usedFor urban regeneration projects
wildlife habitat and nature conservation
waterwaySystem Birmingham Canal Navigations NERFINISHED

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Walsall hasCanal Wyrley and Essington Canal
Birmingham Canal Navigations hasPart Wyrley and Essington Canal
Birmingham and Fazeley Canal connectsWith Wyrley and Essington Canal