- Hawkesbury Junction
Hawkesbury Junction or Sutton Stop (gbmapping|SP360846) is the northern limit of the
Oxford Canal where it meets theCoventry Canal , nearHawkesbury Village ,Warwickshire , on the West Midlands county border,England .The junction, a few yards within the Warwickshire border, is four miles north east of
Coventry .A stop lock on the Oxford Canal isolates the water levels of the two original canal companies, with the Oxford being a few inches higher. A disused engine house, built 1821, stands on the western bank of the Coventry Canal. It originally housed a
Newcomen steam engine , brought from 100 years' service at Griff Colliery. Named "Lady Godiva", it is now in Dartmouth Museum, having been decommissioned in 1913. [cite book|author=Perrott, David|coauthors=Mosse, Jonathan|title=Nicholson Waterways Guide 3 - Birmingham & the Heart of England|publisher=Collins|year=2006|isbn=978-0-00-721111-1]ee also
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List of conservation areas in the West Midlands References
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