Wey and Arun Canal (remnants)

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The Wey and Arun Canal (remnants) are the surviving sections of a historic 19th-century waterway in Surrey and West Sussex, now partly restored and valued for heritage, recreation, and wildlife.

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Surface form Occurrences
Wey and Arun Canal (historically) 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf canal remnants
historic waterway
restored canal
country England
United Kingdom
culturalSignificance example of 19th-century canal engineering
regional industrial heritage
ecologicalValue wetland corridor
wildlife habitat
environmentalImpact forms green corridor
supports biodiversity
followsWatercourse River Arun NERFINISHED
River Wey NERFINISHED
hasActivity heritage interpretation
nature observation
hasConservationStatus partly restored
hasPart bridges
disused canal sections
locks
restored canal sections
towpaths
hasRecreationalRoute boating routes on restored sections
towpath walking routes
heritageDesignation local heritage asset
heritageValue locally important historic waterway
inception 19th century
locatedIn Surrey NERFINISHED
West Sussex
maintainedBy local authorities
volunteer groups
nearbySettlement Guildford area NERFINISHED
Pulborough area
originalFunction freight transport
link between River Wey and River Arun
navigation
ownedBy multiple landowners
partOf Wey and Arun Canal NERFINISHED
significantPeriod Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
terrain rural landscape
tourism heritage tourism
rural tourism
usedFor angling
boating
recreation
walking
wildlife conservation

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Borough of Waverley contains Wey and Arun Canal (remnants)
River Arun connectedTo Wey and Arun Canal (remnants)
this entity surface form: Wey and Arun Canal (historically)