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39th Lock — TENNALICK

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39th Lock — TENNALICK
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Canal lock, built c. 1815, consisting of pair of restored timber and steel breast gates with timber footboards and balance beams. Set within dressed ashlar limestone lock chamber with ashlar limestone capstones having bevelled edges. Metal sluice machinery to the southwest of lock. Timber mooring post at intervals between gates. Associated lock keeper's house (13402343) to the southeast. Located adjacent to Draper’s Bridge (13402341) and to the west of Abbeyshrule.

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