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Cadfael wrote:

Did you know...

That the stretch of canal from Top Lock through Chorley and onto Johnson's Hillock is in fact the original southern end of the Lancaster Canal?

Yes. So, how can the Leeds and Liverpool Canal be the "longest canal in Britain which was constructed as a single waterway, by a single company" as is claimed?

Cadfael wrote:

An arrangement was made to use the section of the Lancaster Canal between Johnson's Hillock and Wigan,

No. That's wrong.

Yes. So, how can the Leeds and Liverpool Canal be the "longest canal in Britain which was constructed as a single waterway, by a single company" as is claimed?
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