Stourbridge Canal

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Stourbridge Canal is a historic English waterway in the West Midlands, known for its role in the Industrial Revolution and its network of locks and connections to other major canals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
navigable waterway
builtFor industrial transport
connectsWith Dudley Canal NERFINISHED
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal NERFINISHED
Stourbridge Town Arm NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1776
country United Kingdom
currentUse heritage tourism
leisure boating
endPoint Stourbridge Town Arm NERFINISHED
hasBridge Stewpony Bridge NERFINISHED
Stourton Bridge NERFINISHED
hasPart Stourbridge Flight of 16 locks NERFINISHED
hasStructure Stewpony Lock NERFINISHED
Stourbridge Lock No. 1 NERFINISHED
Stourton Top Lock NERFINISHED
hasTowpath yes
heritageDesignation part of a conservation area
historicalPeriod Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance facilitated development of local glass industry
supported coal mining and ironworking in the area
inception 1779
length approximately 4.3 miles
locatedIn England
Metropolitan Borough of Dudley NERFINISHED
West Midlands NERFINISHED
managedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
mapFeature Ordnance Survey mapped waterway
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
near River Stour (Worcestershire) NERFINISHED
notableFeature steep lock flight near Stourbridge
numberOfLocks 24
opened 1779
partOf Birmingham Canal Navigations network NERFINISHED
passesNear Amblecote NERFINISHED
Wordsley NERFINISHED
passesThrough Stourbridge NERFINISHED
primaryCargo coal
iron
limestone
manufactured goods
region Black Country NERFINISHED
startPoint Stourton Junction NERFINISHED
status navigable
usedFor walking and cycling along towpath
waterwaySystem British canal system

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Stourbridge hasLandmark Stourbridge Canal