- Titchfield Canal
The Titchfield Canal is a
canal inHampshire ,England ,UK , and Britain's second-oldest man-madewaterway . It was built following the decision by the ThirdEarl of Southampton to build a dike across the entrance to theRiver Meon , cutting it off from theSolent . The canal enabled boat traffic to continue to reachTitchfield , then a busyport .Today the canal is no longer used for boat traffic, but is still in water and is an important nature reserve.
References
* [http://www.geocities.com/teammanley/Solent/TitchfieldCanal.htm]
ee also
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Canals of Great Britain
*History of the British canal system External links
* [http://www.fareham.gov.uk/council/departments/leisure/parks/guidedwalk10.asp Fareham Borough Council, Walk Ten: Titchfield Canal]
* [http://www3.hants.gov.uk/museum/westbury-manor-museum/westbury-paintings/titchfield-haven-1875.htm Hampshire County Council, Painting of Titchfield Haven, at Westbury Manor Museum, Fareham]
* [http://homepage.ntlworld.com/paul.hawkins.tyd/Tyd/TitchfieldTrade.htm Reference to Titchfield Canal]
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