Aylestone Tunnel
Aylestone Tunnel is a tunnel on the Hereford and Gloucester Canal between Alyestone Tunnel (eastern entrance) and Aylestone Tunnel (western entrance)
It is 440 yards long.
| Hereford Basin | 5½ furlongs | |
| Widemarsh Street Bridge | 6¼ furlongs | |
| Aylestone Tunnel (western entrance) | ||
| Alyestone Tunnel (eastern entrance) | ||
| Aylestone Park Slipway | a few yards | |
| Roman Road Bridge | 1½ furlongs | |
| Hereford - Worcester Railway Bridge | 6½ furlongs | |
| Barrs Lock | 6 miles, 3½ furlongs | |
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[Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Canal]
first 6 miles (9.7 km) from Hereford to Withington, which includes the Aylestone tunnel, was level, after which the canal rose by 37 feet (11 m) through three
[List of tunnels in the United Kingdom]
Appleby, Allan C. Gilbert, and Stephen P. Samuel, Canal Tunnels of England and Wales, (Aylestone, 2001), ISBN 0-9540382-0-7 Bardsley, James Rodney (1960)
[Grand Union Canal]
followed shortly by Blisworth Tunnel, at 3,056 yards (2,794 m) one of the longest of UK canals. Once clear of the tunnel, the canal passes Blisworth village
[Grand Union Canal (old)]
completed, and the canal to the eastern portal of Husbands Bosworth Tunnel was opened. The tunnel was completed by May of the following year, opening up 10 miles
[Stamford Bridge (stadium)]
refurbished and modernised since. It is the heart of the stadium, housing the tunnel, dugout, dressing rooms, conference room, press centre, Audio-Visual and
[Wembley Stadium (1923)]
the stadium's playing field at the corners. The pits were located in the tunnel at the eastern end of the stadium. The track record at Wembley will forever
[Vicarage Road]
sits on the east side of the ground, and contains the changing rooms & tunnel. The stand was fully opened on 13 December 2014, in a ceremony attended
[Field Mill]
South goal, housing the home fans, with a capacity of 1,968. The players' tunnel is in the corner of this stand adjacent to the old West Stand. North Stand
[York Street]
behind. Its capacity is 1,435 with 503 seated. The players' changing rooms, tunnel, boardroom, medical centre and pressbox were housed here. The Spayne Road
[Owlerton Stadium]
(Elland Road) Leeds (Fullerton Park) Leeds (Parkside) Leicester Leicester (Aylestone Road) Liverpool (Breck Park) Liverpool (Seaforth) Liverpool (Stanley)
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Over the Top of Aylestone Tunnel – Waterway RoutesThe path follows above the first half of Aylestone Tunnel, then we must take to separate footpaths and roads which merely follow the general route, with much of ...
After a short infilled section through Holmer Trading Estate, Aylestone Tunnel takes the Canal under the main Newport to Shrewsbury/Worcester railway line.
Apr 30, 2009 ... In case anyone out there is actually interested, it was Aylestone Tunnel, on the Herefordshire & Gloucestershire Canal. It had a short working ...
The first 6 miles (9.7 km) from Hereford to Withington, which includes the Aylestone tunnel, was level, after which the canal rose by 37 feet (11 m) through three ...
Jul 8, 2018 ... The streets of Leicester are walked over everyday, but many people don't know what lies beneath. A hidden tunnel sits deep underneath the ...
Aylestone Tunnel. (440yds). Holmer Estate Project. Aylestone Park launching slipway. A4103 Roman Road. Hereford - Worcester Rly. Shelwick Green bridge.
Jan 19, 2015 ... ... the section of canal passing through the estate and Aylestone Tunnel, ... completed in 1845 with 22 locks and three tunnels along its route.