Ulverston Canal

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Ulverston Canal is a short historic ship canal in Cumbria, England, built in the 19th century to link the town of Ulverston to the sea for trade and transport.

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Ulverston Canal canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
ship canal
builtFor access to deep-water shipping
linking Ulverston to the sea
connectsTo Irish Sea NERFINISHED
Morecambe Bay NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1790s
country United Kingdom
currentUse heritage attraction
recreation
era 19th century
hasFeature sea lock
stone quays
towpath
hasNearbyLandmark Canal Foot Hotel NERFINISHED
Hoad Hill NERFINISHED
hasNearbySettlement Ulverston NERFINISHED
hasNearbyStructure Canal Foot NERFINISHED
Ulverston Canal sea lock NERFINISHED
hasNearbyTransport Ulverston railway station NERFINISHED
hasRecreationalActivity angling
birdwatching
walking
heritageDesignation local heritage asset
historicalUse export of iron ore
import of coal
import of timber
length about 1.25 miles
about 2 kilometres
locatedIn Cumbria
England
North West England
Ulverston NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Morecambe Bay SSSI vicinity NERFINISHED
locatedNear Furness Peninsula coast NERFINISHED
Leven estuary NERFINISHED
maintainedBy local authority
numberOfLocks 0
openingDate 1796
owner South Lakeland District Council NERFINISHED
primaryUse trade
transport
region Furness NERFINISHED
status disused as a commercial waterway
terminus Morecambe Bay NERFINISHED
Ulverston NERFINISHED
waterSource tidal waters of Morecambe Bay
waterwayType tidal canal

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Ulverston hasCanal Ulverston Canal