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Llangollen and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
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This category is for websites about the UNESCO World Heritage Site, named Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal, featuring Telford's multiple arch aqueduct across the Dee Valley between villages of Froncysyllte and Trevor on the west boundary of the County Borough of Wrexham, before following the north bank of the River Dee upstream to its source north of Llangollen.
The Llangollen Canal has another aqueduct downstream, across the River Ceiriog on the south boundary of Wrexham Borough Council at Chirk.
This category includes websites about this aqueduct and the 18km of the Llangollen Canal, before entering the Shropshire Canal.
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Visitor Centre with information for tour planning, community organisations, diary, news with social media links, and contacts at Trevor Basin.
Group reinstating the Plas Kynaston Canal back to Cefn Mawr at the center of the World Heritage.
Introduction to the World Heritage Site stretching 11 miles along the Llangollen Canal from the Hoseshoe Falls above Llangollen to Gledrid Bridge past Chirk.
Article updated by the public about the history, decline and restoration of navigation to the Shropshire Union Canal. Includes route plan, references and links to related articles.
Illustrated article updated by the public, featuring the history and construction of structure, with references and links to related articles.
Introduction to the World Heritage Site stretching 11 miles along the Llangollen Canal from the Hoseshoe Falls above Llangollen to Gledrid Bridge past Chirk.
Article updated by the public about the history, decline and restoration of navigation to the Shropshire Union Canal. Includes route plan, references and links to related articles.
Group reinstating the Plas Kynaston Canal back to Cefn Mawr at the center of the World Heritage.
Visitor Centre with information for tour planning, community organisations, diary, news with social media links, and contacts at Trevor Basin.
Illustrated article updated by the public, featuring the history and construction of structure, with references and links to related articles.
