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List view record 1: Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath.List view anchor tag for record 1: Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath.
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Remove Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath. from your current listSave Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath. to your current list

Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath.

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List view record 1: Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath.
Remove Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath. from your current listSave Barton Aqueduct. This 'water bridge' carries the Bridgewater Canal across the Ship Canal. When it is across the Ship Canal it forms a continuous part of the Bridgewater Canal. Before opening it the ends of the aqueduct and the ends of the canal are closed to prevent the escape of water. Observe the horse on the towpath. to your current list
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