Inland Waterways Progress From Worsley to Staffordshire
A discussion on early canal projects highlights the Manchester to Worsley route, the Warrington variant, and a new Staffordshire canal linking Hull, Liverpool, and Bristol. It notes the Duke of Bridgewater’s descent at Runcorn, the economic benefits for Manchester and surrounding towns, and the aim to ensure steady water supply for locks while enabling cheaper transport and broader inland commerce.
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