Kennet & Avon Canal :: Shared Description
The Kennet and Avon is made up of two river navigations and a linking stretch of canal. It runs from Hanham Lock near Bristol to the River Thames at Reading, over 100 miles long with more than 100 locks, some magnificent engineering and crossing some of the most beautiful scenery in southern England. It was only reopened in 1990 after decades of dereliction.
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Created: Mon, 17 May 2010, Updated: Tue, 11 Jan 2011
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