What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Bath and North East Somerset.
The Kennet and Avon Canal north-east of Bath was completed in 1810 to link the River Thames and River Avon, facilitating trade between London and the Bristol Channel. It is historically significant as an example of early 19th-century engineering and remains a key feature of the region's transport and leisure infrastructure.
Places near here
Bathwick St. Mary primary schoolHeritage place · 439 yd
Folly Foot Swing Bridge, Kennet and Avon CanalHeritage place · 466 yd
Ralph Allen’s Sham CastleCastle · 707 yd
Sham Castle, BathCastle, fort or tower · 718 yd
Sheep grazing on Bathwick HillMountain or hill · 900 yd
Bathampton DownMountain / peak · 990 yd
Bath RugbyRugby union ground · 1419 yd
Mozart statue in Parade GardensMonument or public art · 1563 yd
Plaque, Edward VII memorial, Parade Gardens, BathHeritage place · 1585 yd
Profile, Edward VII memorial, Parade Gardens, BathHeritage place · 1585 yd
Obelisk in honour of the Prince of OrangeMonument or public art · 1664 yd
Temple of Sulis MinervaArchaeological place · 1752 ydOther information
Photo: Martin Clark · CC BY-SA 2.0