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Tipton Green Canal
The Tipton Green Canal, a branch of the Birmingham Canal Navigations is now derelict but was 0.7 miles long when navigable.
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Facts & Stats
3 locks
The canal had three locks when it was open
1805
The canal was opened in approximately 1805
0.7 miles
The Tipton Green Canal was navigable for 0.7 miles (1.1km)
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