Template:Montgomeryshire Canal Eastern Section map

Montgomeryshire Canal
Eastern Section
Junction with the Llanymynech Branch Carreghofa Top Lock (restored) 95 Carreghofa Bridge Carreghofa Bottom Lock (restored) 96 Williams Bridge (dropped) River Vyrnwy Aqueduct 97 Pentreheylin Bridge 98 Pentreheylin Hall Bridge 99 Parsons Bridge 100 Clafton (Canal House) Bridge 101 Maerdy (Rhysnant) Bridge 102 Maerdy Bridge (dropped) 103 Arddleen Bridge (dropped) Northern limit of navigation (Welshpool Section) 104 Dragon Bridge Guilsfield Arm Burgedin Top Lock 105 Burgedin Bridge Burgedin Bottom Lock 106 Wern Red Bridge 107 Gwern Middle Bridge 108 Tanhouse Bridge 109 Bank Lock Bridge Bank Lock Cabin Lock 110 Crowther Hall Lock Bridge Crowther Hall Lock 111 Pool Quay Lock Bridge Pool Quay Lock 112 Abbey Lift (Chain) Bridge 113 Abbey Footbridge 114 The Moors (Farm) Bridge 115 Buttington Bridge Heulwen Trust Wharf 116 Gungrog Bridge 117 Gallowstree Bank Bridge 118 Clerks Bridge Lledan Brook Aqueduct 119 Severn Street Bridge Welshpool Town Lock 120 Whitehouse Bridge Belan Lower Lock 121 Belan Locks Bridge Belan Upper Lock 122 Sweeps Bridge 123 Chapel Bridge 124 Wernllwyd Bridge Brithdir Lock 125 Brithdir Bridge Brithdir Aqueduct 126 Luggy Bridge 127 Cefn Rallt Bridge Berriew (Rectory) Lock 128 Long Bridge Berriew Aqueduct Winding hole Southern limit of navigation (Welshpool section) 129 Refail (Efail-Fach) Bridge (dropped) Junction with the Western Branch

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