Bruce Tunnel

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Bruce Tunnel is a historic canal tunnel in Wiltshire, England, carrying the Kennet and Avon Canal beneath Savernake Forest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal tunnel
transport infrastructure
carriedBy Kennet and Avon Canal NERFINISHED
country England
hasAccessRestriction waterborne access only
hasConstructionMaterial brick
stone
hasCrossSectionType brick-lined horseshoe profile
hasLength approximately 459 metres
approximately 502 yards
hasLighting no fixed internal lighting
hasManagement Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
hasNavigationType narrowboat navigation
hasNumberOfPortals 2
hasOriginalPurpose improving transport between London and Bristol via canal
hasPortalDecoration ornamental brick and stone portals
hasTowpath false
hasWaterwayType navigable canal
heritageStatus historic structure
isBetween Crofton NERFINISHED
Wootton Rivers NERFINISHED
isOnWaterway Kennet and Avon Canal summit pound NERFINISHED
isUsedFor heritage tourism
leisure boating
locatedIn Savernake Forest NERFINISHED
Wiltshire
namedAfter Thomas Brudenell-Bruce, 1st Earl of Ailesbury NERFINISHED
openedInPeriod early 19th century
partOf Kennet and Avon Canal route NERFINISHED
passesUnder Savernake Forest NERFINISHED

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Kennet and Avon Canal hasPart Bruce Tunnel