Chirk Aqueduct

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Chirk Aqueduct is a historic early-19th-century navigable aqueduct in Wales, designed by Thomas Telford to carry the Llangollen Canal across the River Ceiriog near the town of Chirk.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grade II* listed building
navigable aqueduct
scheduled monument
archType masonry arches
builtFor Ellesmere Canal Company NERFINISHED
carries Llangollen Canal NERFINISHED
category Aqueducts in Wales
Bridges in Wrexham County Borough
Works of Thomas Telford NERFINISHED
coEngineer William Jessop NERFINISHED
constructionEnd 1801
constructionStart 1796
country Wales
crosses River Ceiriog NERFINISHED
designer Thomas Telford NERFINISHED
engineer Thomas Telford NERFINISHED
hasHeight about 21 metres
about 70 feet
hasHeritageStatus important example of early 19th-century civil engineering
hasLength about 710 feet
approximately 220 metres
hasParapet stone parapets
hasTrough cast-iron trough
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
scheduled monument
locatedIn Chirk NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
Wales
Wrexham County Borough NERFINISHED
locatedNear Chirk Tunnel NERFINISHED
England–Wales border NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
material cast iron
stone
near Chirk Viaduct NERFINISHED
numberOfArches 10
openingDate 1801
parallelTo Chirk Viaduct NERFINISHED
partOf Ellesmere Canal system NERFINISHED
Llangollen Canal NERFINISHED
region North Wales NERFINISHED
usedFor boat traffic
narrowboat navigation
recreational boating
waterway Llangollen Canal NERFINISHED

Referenced by (4)

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Chirk hasHeritageSite Chirk Aqueduct
Chirk railway station near Chirk Aqueduct
Llangollen Canal hasPart Chirk Aqueduct
Ellesmere Canal (historic) hasPart Chirk Aqueduct