Fairfield Lock Flight

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Fairfield Lock Flight is a series of canal locks on the Ashton Canal in Greater Manchester, England, built to manage a steep change in water level along the waterway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal infrastructure
lock flight
designedToOvercome steep gradient in canal alignment
hasConstructionMaterial brick
stone
hasFunction enable navigation on Ashton Canal
manage steep change in water level
hasHeritageValue historic canal infrastructure
hasMechanicalSystem lock gates
paddle gear
hasPart canal lock
hasWaterDestination Ashton Canal pound below the flight NERFINISHED
hasWaterSource Ashton Canal pound above the flight
isPartOfTransportNetwork Inland waterways of England
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Greater Manchester NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry England
United Kingdom
locatedOnWaterway Ashton Canal NERFINISHED
operatedBy manual operation by boaters or lock keepers
partOf Ashton Canal lock system NERFINISHED
subjectOf canal navigation guides
local industrial heritage studies
usedFor canal navigation
inland water transport
recreational boating
waterwayType narrow canal

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Ashton Canal notableStructure Fairfield Lock Flight