Droitwich Canal

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Droitwich Canal is a restored historic waterway in Worcestershire, England, linking the town of Droitwich Spa to the River Severn and forming part of the region’s canal network.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
restored waterway
connectsSettlement Droitwich Spa NERFINISHED
connectsTo River Severn NERFINISHED
connectsWaterBody River Severn NERFINISHED
country England
environmentType freshwater canal
hasFeature bridges
locks
marinas
moorings
towpath
weirs
hasHeritageStatus historic waterway
hasLock Droitwich Barge Canal locks NERFINISHED
Droitwich Junction Canal locks
hasNavigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
hasNearbyIndustry salt industry at Droitwich
hasTowpath Droitwich Canal towpath
hasUse inland waterway navigation
tourism
wildlife habitat
isPartOf Droitwich Barge Canal NERFINISHED
Droitwich Junction Canal NERFINISHED
linkedTo River Severn navigation
Worcester and Birmingham Canal NERFINISHED
locatedIn Droitwich Spa NERFINISHED
Worcestershire NERFINISHED
locatedNear Droitwich Spa town centre NERFINISHED
namedAfter Droitwich NERFINISHED
originalCargo salt
originalPurpose industrial transport
partOf British canal network
Worcestershire canal network
passesThrough Droitwich Spa NERFINISHED
rural Worcestershire countryside
region West Midlands NERFINISHED
restoredFor heritage conservation
leisure boating
recreation
servesTown Droitwich Spa NERFINISHED
terminus Droitwich Spa NERFINISHED
River Severn NERFINISHED
usedFor angling
cycling
narrowboat cruising
walking
waterwayType navigable canal

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Droitwich hasLandmark Droitwich Canal