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This is a four arch masonry aqueduct, built by [[James Brindley]] c.1772 to take the [[Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal]] over the River Trent.<ref>Civil Engineering Heritage - West Midlands by Roger Cragg, Phillimore & Co, 2010</ref> | |||
It was built on dry land, and the river was then diverted to flow under it. | |||
See also [[Milford Aqueduct]]. | |||
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at Great Haywood, Stafford
This is a four arch masonry aqueduct, built by James Brindley c.1772 to take the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal over the River Trent.[1]
It was built on dry land, and the river was then diverted to flow under it.
See also Milford Aqueduct.
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Civil Engineering Heritage - West Midlands by Roger Cragg, Phillimore & Co, 2010