Cannock Extension Canal

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Cannock Extension Canal is a historic branch of the Birmingham Canal Navigations in Staffordshire, England, originally built to serve local collieries and now partly preserved as a rural waterway and nature site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch canal
canal
cargo coal
industrial materials
connectedTo Wyrley and Essington Canal NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1860
country England
currentUse angling
walking
wildlife observation
endPoint Hednesford NERFINISHED
environmentalDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest
era Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
hasHeritageStatus Local heritage asset
hasNearbyFeature Cannock Chase coalfield NERFINISHED
hasNearbySettlement Cannock NERFINISHED
Norton Canes NERFINISHED
Wyrley Bank NERFINISHED
hasSection disused northern section
rural section near Norton Canes
hasStructure Bridgtown Aqueduct NERFINISHED
locks
heritageCategory historic inland waterway
historicalOwner Birmingham Canal Navigations Company NERFINISHED
length 4.5 miles
locatedIn Cannock Chase District NERFINISHED
Great Wyrley NERFINISHED
Norton Canes NERFINISHED
Staffordshire
managedBy Canal and River Trust NERFINISHED
notableFor aquatic plants
wetland wildlife habitat
openingDate 1863
originalUse coal transport
serving local collieries
partOf Birmingham Canal Navigations NERFINISHED
region West Midlands NERFINISHED
startPoint Pelsall Junction NERFINISHED
status partly disused
partly navigable
use nature conservation
recreational boating
waterSource Wyrley and Essington Canal at Pelsall Junction NERFINISHED
waterwaySystem Birmingham Canal Navigations NERFINISHED
waterwayType narrow canal

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Birmingham Canal Navigations hasPart Cannock Extension Canal