Tewitfield Locks

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Tewitfield Locks is a historic flight of canal locks at the northern end of the Lancaster Canal in Lancashire, England, marking the former navigable limit of the waterway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flight of canal locks
historic structure
builtFor navigation between Lancaster and Kendal
connects lower level of Lancaster Canal
upper level of Lancaster Canal (now unnavigable)
constructionStart late 18th century
country United Kingdom
crossedBy A6070 road NERFINISHED
M6 motorway NERFINISHED
formsPartOf Lancaster Canal northern terminus NERFINISHED
hasFeature bywash channels
lock chambers
towpath
weirs
hasHeritageStatus scheduled monument
hasInterpretiveBoards yes
hasLockCount 8
hasPublicAccess yes
hasRestorationGoal future reopening to navigation
historicalSignificance example of late 18th-century canal engineering
isManagedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
isPartOf Lancaster Canal conservation area NERFINISHED
locatedIn England
Lancashire
locatedNear Tewitfield NERFINISHED
locatedOnCanal Lancaster Canal NERFINISHED
marks former navigable limit of the Lancaster Canal
nearbySettlement Carnforth NERFINISHED
opened 1797
region North West England
status partly disused
partly restored
usedFor heritage tourism
recreational walking
waterway Lancaster Canal NERFINISHED

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Lancaster Canal notableStructure Tewitfield Locks