Driffield Navigation

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Driffield Navigation is a canalised waterway in East Yorkshire, England, historically used for navigation and trade and now popular for leisure boating and wildlife.

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Driffield Navigation canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canalised waterway
navigation
connects Driffield NERFINISHED
River Hull NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1767
country England
currentUse angling
leisure boating
recreational navigation
wildlife conservation
engineer James Pinkerton NERFINISHED
John Grundy Jr. NERFINISHED
followsWatercourse River Hull NERFINISHED
hasHeritageStatus part of local industrial heritage
hasPart Coronation Lock NERFINISHED
Driffield Beck NERFINISHED
Driffield Canal NERFINISHED
Fisholme Lock NERFINISHED
Frodingham Beck NERFINISHED
Hempholme Lock NERFINISHED
Snakeholme Lock NERFINISHED
Struncheon Hill Lock NERFINISHED
Wansford Lock NERFINISHED
West Beck NERFINISHED
Whinhill Lock NERFINISHED
length about 11 miles
locatedIn East Riding of Yorkshire NERFINISHED
Yorkshire and the Humber
lockCount 8
managedBy Driffield Navigation Trust NERFINISHED
notableFor historic canal engineering
rural scenery
wildlife habitats
openingDate 1770
originalUse freight transport
trade
passesNear Coronation
Frodingham NERFINISHED
Hempholme NERFINISHED
Wansford NERFINISHED
passesThrough Driffield NERFINISHED
region East Yorkshire NERFINISHED
status navigable in sections
partially restored
terminus Driffield NERFINISHED
River Hull NERFINISHED
waterwayType broad canal

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River Hull hasPart Driffield Navigation
River Hull connectedTo Driffield Navigation
Driffield hasCanal Driffield Navigation