Titford Canal

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Titford Canal is a short branch of the Birmingham Canal Navigations in the West Midlands, historically built to serve local coal mines and industry.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch canal
canal
connectsArea Oldbury NERFINISHED
Titford Pools area
connectsWith Old Main Line (Birmingham Canal Navigations) NERFINISHED
constructionPurpose coal transport
industrial transport
country England
United Kingdom
hasAlternativeName Titford Branch NERFINISHED
hasBasin Titford Pools NERFINISHED
hasFeature Titford Locks NERFINISHED
hasHeritageValue industrial archaeology
hasLockFlight Titford Locks NERFINISHED
hasStructure bridges
towpath
weirs
historicalRegion Staffordshire (historic) NERFINISHED
isPartOf British inland waterways network NERFINISHED
isUrbanCanal true
length approximately 1.5 miles
locatedIn Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell NERFINISHED
Oldbury NERFINISHED
Sandwell NERFINISHED
West Midlands NERFINISHED
locatedNear M5 motorway NERFINISHED
lockFlightName The Crow NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
numberOfLocks 6
partOf Birmingham Canal Navigations NERFINISHED
primaryHistoricalUse serving local coal mines
serving local industry
region Black Country NERFINISHED
status navigable
terminus Oldbury Junction NERFINISHED
Titford Pools NERFINISHED
usedBy narrowboats
usedFor angling
heritage tourism
recreational boating
waterSource Titford Pools NERFINISHED
waterwaySystem Birmingham Canal Navigations NERFINISHED

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Birmingham Canal Navigations hasPart Titford Canal