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Re: [CanalScapeBCN] A swing bridge in Bridgtown

Ian Langford

In his Staffordshire & Worcester Canal Book records 13 bridges on the
Hatherton Branch, some of which were accommodation bridges- on first
inspection of his book and some O/S maps no obvious site is evident, but
structures tend to change to suit road improvements.

There was a lift bridge on the branch from Sneyd to Wyrley.

Best regards

Ray Shill

Thu Oct 25, 2007 7:37 am

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