Horseshoe Falls

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Horseshoe Falls is a picturesque, semicircular weir on the River Dee near Llangollen in Wales, known for feeding water into the historic Llangollen Canal and forming part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
weir
alsoKnownAs Horseshoe Weir NERFINISHED
completedIn 1808
constructionEnd 1808
constructionStart 1806
country Wales
crosses River Dee NERFINISHED
designedBy Thomas Telford NERFINISHED
distanceFromLlangollen approximately 2 miles west GENERATED
engineeringDiscipline civil engineering
feedsWaterTo Llangollen Canal NERFINISHED
function divert water from River Dee into Llangollen Canal
hasAccess footpath from Llangollen
hasDesignation Grade II* listed structure
hasFeature curved masonry weir
intake to canal via sluices
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
historicalEra early 19th century
locatedIn Denbighshire NERFINISHED
River Dee NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
Wales
near Llangollen
managedBy Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
material stone
namedFor horseshoe-like curved shape
near Berwyn NERFINISHED
Llangollen NERFINISHED
partOf Dee Valley landscape
Ellesmere Canal system NERFINISHED
Llangollen Canal World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal UNESCO World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal World Heritage Site buffer zone NERFINISHED
region Dee Valley AONB vicinity
shape semicircular
touristActivity photography
sightseeing
walking
usedFor recreation
tourism
water supply to Llangollen Canal
viewedFrom Llangollen Railway area NERFINISHED
watercourse River Dee NERFINISHED
waterManagementRole regulate flow into Llangollen Canal

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Llangollen Canal hasPart Horseshoe Falls