1978, Dunnington Aqueduct South Side
Image credit: RCHS. 1962, River Ray Aqueduct from SW.
Image credit: RCHS. 1962, River Ray Aqueduct from SW.
Image credit: RCHS. 1962, "River Key Aqueduct. South of Cricklade near Broadleaze Farm"
Image credit: RCHS. 1962, "River Key Aqueduct. South of Cricklade near Broadleaze Farm"
Image credit: RCHS. 1962, "Embankment NW of Key aqueduct.
Taken looking NW from R Key aqueduct"
Image credit: RCHS. 1964, Marden aqueduct, Stanley.
Image credit: RCHS. 1964, Wootton Bassett Aqueduct, Greenhill Common.
Image credit: RCHS. 1964, Remains of aqueduct over river Cole.
Image credit: RCHS. c1980's, Bremhill Stanley Aqueduct over the river Marden
1978, South side of River Ray Aqueduct
Aqueduct rebuilt over Wantage river (Ginge Brook) as required in Enabling Act of 1894.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct rebuilt over Wantage river (Ginge Brook) as required in Enabling Act of 1894.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
1978, North side of River Ray Aqueduct
Aqueduct of brick, 6ft. wide x 4ft. high over Woolstone brook. To west of this embankment 6ft high runs to Uffington wharf 250 yds. away.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct of brick, 6ft. wide x 4ft. high over Woolstone brook. To west of this embankment 6ft high runs to Uffington wharf 250 yds. away.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
1960, Swindon, West Leaze, looking north at the River Ray aqueduct
River Marden Aqueduct has been dug out to improve river conservancy. Embankment here about 12ft. high;
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
River Marden Aqueduct has been dug out to improve river conservancy. Embankment here about 12ft. high;
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct over River Marden, 2 brick arches., 12f t. wide 8f t. high.
The north-east arch is collapsing and entire structure is unsafe.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct over River Marden, 2 brick arches., 12f t. wide 8f t. high.
The north-east arch is collapsing and entire structure is unsafe.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
1962, NW branch, Aqueduct over the River Ray
Stone aqueduct, working, in fine condition carrying 12ft. embankment over stream.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Stone aqueduct, working, in fine condition carrying 12ft. embankment over stream.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Latton Lock, exists. Stands on aqueduct comprising 4 drainage
arches. Rise or fall depends on level in both canals.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Latton Lock, exists. Stands on aqueduct comprising 4 drainage
arches. Rise or fall depends on level in both canals.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct over River Thames (demolished). Footbridge remains. Originally 4 arches (brick)
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct over River Thames (demolished). Footbridge remains. Originally 4 arches (brick)
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct over River. Key exists "arches. Embankment. here is about
7ft. high and canal bed filled.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Aqueduct over River. Key exists "arches. Embankment. here is about
7ft. high and canal bed filled.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Short section of embankment is left standing at field boundary over aqueduct for small stream.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
Short section of embankment is left standing at field boundary over aqueduct for small stream.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969
1962, Stanley, Aqueduct over the river Marden west end from canal bed
Moredon Aqueduct 1990s
Moredon Aqueduct 1990s
Moredon Aqueduct 1990s
Moredon Aqueduct 1990s
Image credit: Courtesy of National Waterways Archive, Canal & River Trust. Easter 1956, NW branch, Cricklade/ River Key aqueduct.
Image credit: Courtesy of National Waterways Archive, Canal & River Trust. Easter 1956, NW branch, Latton basin River Churn/ Mill Leat aqueduct.
Image credit: Courtesy of National Waterways Archive, Canal & River Trust. Easter 1956, NW branch, Latton Flood Relief aqueduct.
Image credit: Local Studies, Swindon Central Library. c1895,
North Wilts canal, aqueduct over The River Thames
Dunnington Aqueduct
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Hazeland bridge, Milestone - 10 miles to Semington, Spill Weir, Aqueduct, Conigre Locks
Hazeland bridge, Milestone - 10 miles to Semington, Spill Weir, Aqueduct, Conigre Locks
Image credit: Local Studies, Swindon Central Library. 1953, Man with a stick. Canal towpath between Skew bridge and Kingshill
Data credit: Historic England
1986, Grade II listed building, Moredon Aqueduct over the river Ray, Image credit Ben Ellwood
Mouldon Hill/ Moredon Aqueduct & Locks
Stanley Aqueduct 1970s. Photographer Reg Wilkinson
Stanley Aqueduct 1970s. Photographer Reg Wilkinson
Stanley Aqueduct
