Monklands Canal

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Monklands Canal was an important 18th–19th century Scottish waterway built to transport coal and other industrial goods between the Monklands coalfields and Glasgow.

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Label Occurrences
Monkland Canal (disused) 1
Monklands Canal canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
waterway
builtDuringReignOf George III NERFINISHED
builtFor coal transport from Monklands to Glasgow
cargo coal
industrial materials
ironstone
closedToNavigation 20th century
connectsTo Forth and Clyde Canal NERFINISHED
constructionStart late 18th century
country Scotland
declinePeriod late 19th century
economicRole supporting coal industry
supporting heavy industry in Glasgow
supporting iron industry
eraOfGreatestUse 19th century
fedBy local reservoirs
hasFeature aqueducts
basins
locks
heritageStatus industrial archaeology site
historicalEra Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance key route for coal supply to Glasgow
influencedDevelopmentOf Airdrie NERFINISHED
Coatbridge NERFINISHED
Glasgow NERFINISHED
integratedInto Forth and Clyde Canal network NERFINISHED
languageOfName English
locatedIn Central Scotland NERFINISHED
Glasgow
North Lanarkshire
namedAfter Monklands NERFINISHED
opened 1790s
partlyReplacedBy railways
road transport
primaryPurpose transport of coal
transport of industrial goods
regionServed Monklands NERFINISHED
remainsVisibleAt parts of Glasgow
various locations in North Lanarkshire
servesCity Glasgow NERFINISHED
servesRegion Monklands coalfield NERFINISHED
status largely closed
partly culverted
partly infilled
transportMode inland water transport
waterwayType navigable canal

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Calderbank transportHistory Monklands Canal
Plains hasNearbyFeature Monklands Canal
this entity surface form: Monkland Canal (disused)