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[ ] Chester Canal
Legend
Manchester Ship Canal
Whitby Locks (4)
M53 motorway
railway
M53 motorway
A5117 road
M56 motorway
A41 road
railway
A5480 Deva aqueduct
Chester
Dee locks
River Dee
railway
Northgate staircase
Hoole Lane lock
Chemistry lock
Tarvin lock
A41 road
Greenfield lock
Christleton Lock
A55 road
Wharton's Lock
A49 road
Beeston Iron Lock
Beeston Stone Lock
Tilstone Lock
railway
Bunbury Staircase
Trent and Mersey Canal
Wardle Lock
Middlewich
A530 aqueduct
Stanthorne Lock
railway
aqueduct
Minshall Lock
railway
Venetian Marina
Cholmondeston Lock
A511(T) road
Barbridge Junction
--Hurleston Junction
Llangollen Canal
End of Chester Canal
Nantwich Basin

The canal is popular with pleasure boaters. The Chester Canal Heritage Trust was started in 1997 to promote the canal.

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