Cheshire Ring

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The Cheshire Ring is a popular cruising circuit of interconnected canals in North West England, known for its varied scenery, historic industrial heritage, and passage through both rural landscapes and the city of Manchester.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal cruising ring
tourist waterway route
approximateDurationByBoat one to two weeks
country United Kingdom
hasFeature aqueducts
lift bridges
locks
tunnels
hasHeritageInterest listed canal structures
hasStartingPointOption Anderton NERFINISHED
Manchester NERFINISHED
Marple NERFINISHED
Middlewich NERFINISHED
historicalAssociation Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
isConnectedTo Four Counties Ring NERFINISHED
Llangollen Canal via Trent and Mersey Canal NERFINISHED
knownFor historic industrial heritage
rural canal sections
urban canal sections
varied scenery
locatedIn North West England
maintainedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
navigationType narrow canal navigation
offersActivity cycling along towpaths
walking along towpaths
partOf British canal network
passesThrough Cheshire NERFINISHED
Greater Manchester NERFINISHED
Manchester NERFINISHED
Staffordshire NERFINISHED
popularWith canal enthusiasts
holiday hire boaters
leisure boaters
primaryUse recreational boating
region North West England canal system
seasonalPeak summer months
shape circular cruising route
tourismType inland waterways tourism
traverses former industrial areas
rural landscapes
urban landscapes
waterwayUsed Ashton Canal NERFINISHED
Bridgewater Canal NERFINISHED
Macclesfield Canal NERFINISHED
Peak Forest Canal NERFINISHED
Rochdale Canal NERFINISHED
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal NERFINISHED
Trent and Mersey Canal NERFINISHED

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Peak Forest Canal partOf Cheshire Ring
Ashton Canal linkedWaterwayNetwork Cheshire Ring
Macclesfield Canal partOf Cheshire Ring