Points of Interest
| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abbey Weir, Tavistock | 50°32′56″N 4°08′38″W / 50.5488°N 4.1439°W / 50.5488; -4.1439 (Abbey Weir, Tavistock) | SX482743 | start of canal |
| Shillamill viaduct | 50°31′44″N 4°09′56″W / 50.5290°N 4.1656°W / 50.5290; -4.1656 (Shillamill viaduct) | SX466721 | old railway |
| Junction with Mill Hill Branch | 50°31′58″N 4°10′18″W / 50.5328°N 4.1718°W / 50.5328; -4.1718 (Junction with Mill Hill Branch) | SX461725 | |
| Mill Hill Quarries | 50°32′54″N 4°11′02″W / 50.5483°N 4.1838°W / 50.5483; -4.1838 (Mill Hill Quarries) | SX453743 | |
| Northern portal of tunnel | 50°31′49″N 4°10′21″W / 50.5303°N 4.1725°W / 50.5303; -4.1725 (Northern portal of tunnel) | SX461723 | |
| Southern portal of tunnel | 50°30′42″N 4°11′20″W / 50.5118°N 4.1890°W / 50.5118; -4.1890 (Southern portal of tunnel) | SX448702 | |
| Incline head | 50°30′35″N 4°11′43″W / 50.5096°N 4.1954°W / 50.5096; -4.1954 (Incline head) | SX444700 | |
| Incline foot | 50°30′27″N 4°11′42″W / 50.5075°N 4.1949°W / 50.5075; -4.1949 (Incline foot) | SX444698 | Morwellham Quay |
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