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| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
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| Frankton Junction | 52°52′49″N 2°56′13″W / 52.8804°N 2.9369°W / 52.8804; -2.9369 (Frankton Junction) | Llangollen Canal/Montgomery Canal junction | |
| Gronwen Wharf and Bridge No. 82 | 52°48′55″N 3°02′01″W / 52.8152°N 3.0337°W / 52.8152; -3.0337 (Gronwen Wharf and Bridge No. 82) | Gronwen winding hole, wharf and bridge | |
| Redwith lift bridge No. 82A | 52°48′46″N 3°02′18″W / 52.8127°N 3.0383°W / 52.8127; -3.0383 (Redwith lift bridge No. 82A) | New 2009 | |
| Redwith Bridge No. 83 | 52°48′36″N 3°02′19″W / 52.8101°N 3.0385°W / 52.8101; -3.0385 (Redwith Bridge No. 83) | Southern limit in water | |
| Pryces Bridge No. 84 | 52°48′30″N 3°02′36″W / 52.8084°N 3.0434°W / 52.8084; -3.0434 (Pryces Bridge No. 84) | ||
| Crickheath Wharf | 52°48′21″N 3°03′01″W / 52.8059°N 3.0503°W / 52.8059; -3.0503 (Crickheath Wharf) | Wharf under restoration | |
| Carreghofa Locks | 52°46′27″N 3°06′24″W / 52.7743°N 3.1068°W / 52.7743; -3.1068 (Carreghofa Locks) | Ellesmere Canal/Eastern Branch of the Montgomeryshire junction | |
| Guilsfield Arm | 52°43′28″N 3°06′31″W / 52.7244°N 3.1085°W / 52.7244; -3.1085 (Guilsfield Arm) | ||
| Garthmyl | 52°35′18″N 3°11′40″W / 52.5883°N 3.1944°W / 52.5883; -3.1944 (Garthmyl) | Eastern/Western Branch of the Montgomeryshire junction |
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