Avon Aqueduct

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The Avon Aqueduct is a historic 19th-century Scottish aqueduct that carries the Union Canal over the River Avon near Linlithgow, and is one of the largest aqueducts of its kind in the United Kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
canal aqueduct
listed building
architect Hugh Baird NERFINISHED
carries Union Canal NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1819
consultingEngineer Thomas Telford NERFINISHED
country Scotland
crosses River Avon NERFINISHED
hasDesignFeature cast-iron trough supported on masonry piers
segmental stone arches
towpath along one side
hasHeritageStatus protected historic structure
hasNearbySettlement Linlithgow NERFINISHED
Muiravonside NERFINISHED
hasPart cast-iron trough
stone arches
hasStructureType masonry and iron aqueduct
trough aqueduct
height about 26 metres
about 86 feet
heritageDesignation Category A listed building
historicalPeriod 19th century
inception 1821
isOneOf largest canal aqueducts in the United Kingdom
tallest aqueducts in Scotland
isPartOf Scottish inland waterways heritage
length about 247 metres
about 810 feet
locatedIn Muiravonside area NERFINISHED
Scotland, United Kingdom NERFINISHED
West Lothian
locatedNear Linlithgow NERFINISHED
locatedOnWaterway Union Canal near Linlithgow NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Scottish Canals NERFINISHED
materialUsed cast iron
stone
numberOfArches 12
openingDate 1821
partOf Union Canal infrastructure
region Central Belt of Scotland NERFINISHED
usedFor heritage tourism
navigation
recreational boating
waterway Union Canal NERFINISHED

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Union Canal hasStructure Avon Aqueduct