Pensnett Canal
It ran from Parkhead Basin at the southern portal of the Dudley Canal to the Wallows Wharf to serve the Earl of Dudley's coalfields (Old Park and Wallows Collieries) and the northern part of his (now demolished) Round Oak Steelworks, where a short railway ran to the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. The Dudley No. 1 Canal ran close to the southern part of that works. It was also known as Lord Ward's Canal although there is an identically named branch from the northern portal of the Dudley Tunnel. Baron Ward was another title of the Earl of Dudley.
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Pensnett Canal
It ran from Parkhead Basin at the southern portal of the Dudley Canal to the Wallows Wharf to serve the Earl of Dudley's coalfields (Old Park and Wallows Collieries) and the northern part of his (now demolished) Round Oak Steelworks, where a short railway ran to the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. The Dudley No. 1 Canal ran close to the southern part of that works. It was also known as Lord Ward's Canal although there is an identically named branch from the northern portal of the Dudley Tunnel. Baron Ward was another title of the Earl of Dudley.
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It ran from Parkhead Basin at ...... from a number of road bridges.
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elevation (μ)
1.441704e+2
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35,186,327
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724,857,453
Caption
One of the few parts of the canal in water
date closed
date comp
date const
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o end
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Parkhead Junction
status
Mostly infilled
point
52.49099 -2.11276
comment
It ran from Parkhead Basin at ...... r title of the Earl of Dudley.
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label
Pensnett Canal
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lat
5.249099e+1
long
-2.11276e+0
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depiction
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Pensnett Canal
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