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Description: Saltisford Arm, Warwick. This length of canal once led to the terminus of the Warwick and Birmingham canal. With the coming of the Warwick and Napton canal, latterly the Grand Union Canal, it became a derelict appendage. In recent years much of this length has been restored, and is maintained by a canal trust. As can be seen it now provides a secluded mooring space for many narrowboats.
Title: Saltisford Arm, Warwick - geograph.org.uk - 4651
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