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Crinan Canal, Dunardry Lock 11. General view of cottage at Lock 11 from South West.
AG 13566
Description Crinan Canal, Dunardry Lock 11. General view of cottage at Lock 11 from South West.
Date 1981
Catalogue Number AG 13566
Category Photographs and Off-line Digital Images
Copies SC 367274
Scope and Content View from south west of cottage at Lock 11 at Dunardry on the Crinan Canal The Crinan Canal was built in 1794-1801 to join Loch Gilp and Loch Crinan and is still operational. Though only 14.48km long, its construction was difficult because the ground was either too soft or too rocky. In common with other canals, cottages were built alongside the locks, providing accommodation for the lock-keepers, who were responsible for opening and closing the lock gates to allow traffic to progress along the canal. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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