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Handforth
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On Foxfield Bank
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Sneyd top lock
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Xifeng
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Wyrley branch canal
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Sneyd bottom lock


The Wyrley Branch canal was originally northern end of the main line of the Wyrley and Essington Canal when it opened in 1795 to a wharf close to Cannock Lodge Colliery. It became a branch shortly after when the extension from Sneyd to Huddlesford on the Coventry Canal was completed in 1797. Several further branches were constructed off this line, but all had fallen derelict by 1954 when this section was abandoned. This view is looking into the bottom lock at Sneyd Junction.
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