Islington Tunnel

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Islington Tunnel is a historic, nearly mile-long canal tunnel in North London that carries the Regent’s Canal beneath the borough of Islington.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal tunnel
transport infrastructure
architectEngineer James Morgan NERFINISHED
builtFor Regent’s Canal Company NERFINISHED
connects Camden area to Islington along Regent’s Canal
constructionEnd 1818
constructionMaterial brick
constructionStart 1815
country United Kingdom
crossesUnder Angel area of Islington
Upper Street NERFINISHED
currentBoatPropulsion self-propelled craft
currentUse leisure boating
tourist waterway
endPoint near Colebrooke Row
feature arched brick portals
ventilation shafts
hasLighting yes
hasNo towpath
hasTrafficControl yes
heritageRegister National Heritage List for England entry
surface form: National Heritage List for England
heritageStatus Grade II listed structure
historicalSignificance early 19th-century canal engineering work
historicalUse industrial freight transport
laterBoatPropulsion mechanical tugs
length approximately 878 metres
approximately 960 yards
locatedIn England
Islington NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
North London NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
manages navigable canal traffic
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
nearbyArea Angel NERFINISHED
Barnsbury NERFINISHED
openingDate 1818
originalBoatPropulsion legging
owner Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
partOf Regent’s Canal NERFINISHED
partOfRoute Grand Union Canal network NERFINISHED
passesUnder London Borough of Islington NERFINISHED
safetyRequirement powered craft only
startPoint near Caledonian Road
status in use
waterway Regent’s Canal NERFINISHED
waterwayType narrow canal

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Regent’s Canal hasStructure Islington Tunnel