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Engine Arm Aqueduct Built around 1828 by Thomas Telford to carry the Engine Arm of the Wolverhampton level canal over the deep cutting of Telford's new Birmingham mainline navigation and thus ensure the continued supply of water from the Rotton Park Reservoir.

Engine Arm Aqueduct

Built around 1828 by Thomas Telford to carry the Engine Arm of the Wolverhampton level canal over the deep cutting of Telford's new Birmingham mainline navigation and thus ensure the continued supply of water from the Rotton Park Reservoir.

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Created in/on: 24 November 2010
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Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK / flickr / Wikimedia Commons
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