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Crinan Canal and Dunnardry Locks. Oblique aerial view of lock chambers and basins from West.
SC 367261
Description Crinan Canal and Dunnardry Locks. Oblique aerial view of lock chambers and basins from West.
Date 1980
Collection RCAHMS Aerial Photography
Catalogue Number SC 367261
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of A 57328
Scope and Content Aerial view from west of Crinan Canal at Dunardry 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. This view shows the group of five locks and four basins at Dunardry, where there is a hand-operated roller cantilever bridge which was installed in 1900. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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