Canal, lock, island and salmon keeping pond known collectively as the Tamar Canal

Industrial Heritage in England, dating from the Post-Medieval

Period:

Post-Medieval

Coordinates:

50.52°N, 4.21°W

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• Gawton arsenic mine and flue (2.6 km)
• Early 20th century arsenic works at the Devon Great Consols Mine (2.7 km)
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• Two bowl barrows 185m east of Tamar View Farm (4.2 km)
• Bowl barrow 60m north-west of Tamar View Farm (4.5 km)
• Round barrows on Hingston Down (5.1 km)
• New Consols Mine: surface, buried and underground remains, Luckett (5.6 km)
• Two round barrows on Viverdon Down (6.4 km)

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