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Section of Ulster Canal, built c.1840, now disused. Largely cut into earth, with shallow ramped sides and without any trace of lining along its length. Paired locks with ashlar limestone retaining walls, having curved walls to extremities, and single set of square-plan rebates for lock gates. One low lock to west of Tyholland School, stretch of canal to east of Tyholland School to higher lock having stepped canal cascade. Wrought-iron gate to Tyholland School from towpath to north of canal.
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