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Crinan Canal. View of rock cutting on canal bank at unspecified location near Crinan
SC 358521
Description Crinan Canal. View of rock cutting on canal bank at unspecified location near Crinan
Catalogue Number SC 358521
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of AG 13577
Scope and Content Rock cuttings near Crinan, Crinan Canal, Argyll The Crinan Canal was built in 1794-1801 to join Loch Gilp and Loch Crinan and is still operational. Though only 14.48 km long, its construction was difficult because the ground was either too soft or too rocky. This shows one of the places where it was necessary to cut into the rock in order to build the canal. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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