Chester Canal

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The Chester Canal is a historic waterway in Cheshire, England, now part of the Shropshire Union Canal, that once played a key role in regional trade and transport.

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Chester Canal canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
historic waterway
connectsTo Ellesmere Canal NERFINISHED
River Dee NERFINISHED
Shropshire Union Canal main line NERFINISHED
constructionStart 18th century
country England
currentUse angling
pleasure cruising
towpath walking
followsWatercourse River Dee NERFINISHED
hasStructure Beeston Iron Lock NERFINISHED
Beeston Stone Lock NERFINISHED
Christleton Lock NERFINISHED
Tarvin Lock NERFINISHED
Wharton’s Lock NERFINISHED
aqueduct
bridge
lock
heritageStatus part of historic British canal network
historicalSignificance important in regional industrial development
linked Chester to Midlands canal network
supported Cheshire salt trade
historicFunction industrial transport route
regional trade route
locatedIn Cheshire
North West England
locatedNear Chester city walls NERFINISHED
Shropshire Union Canal Basin, Chester NERFINISHED
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
opened 1770s
operator Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
partOf Shropshire Union Canal NERFINISHED
passesThrough Beeston NERFINISHED
Chester NERFINISHED
Tattenhall area
Waverton NERFINISHED
status navigable
part of national canal network
terminus Chester NERFINISHED
Nantwich NERFINISHED
use freight transport
leisure boating
recreation
waterwayType narrow canal

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Chester railway station near Chester Canal