Seven Arches Aqueduct
Bridge in Leeds, England
Seven Arches Aqueduct: The story of a man-made wonder of Leeds
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May 31, 2023 · Seven Arches is a Roman-esque aqueduct completed in 1842 to transport water from the Eccup reservoir to Leeds city centre.
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The aqueduct was built in 1841 – 1842 as a key link in the first piped public water supplies to Leeds, and it can be spotted along the Meanwood Valley trail.
Oct 7, 2023 · Seven Arches is a Roman-esque aqueduct completed in 1842 to transport water from the Eccup reservoir to Leeds city centre.
Built by local stonemasons James Rhodes of Shipley, Jonathan Sykes of Oulton and Joseph Smith of Woodlesford, it carries the canal 30ft above the river. Beneath ...
May 25, 2021 · The River Aire and Leeds & Liverpool canal form an easy to follow route on this walk. It's 4.2 miles medium difficulty can be done in over ...
The Seven Arches Aqueduct is an elegant curved masonry viaduct with seven 10m span semi-elliptical arches which crosses the valley of the Adel Beck in north ...
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The Seven Arches Aqueduct was built in 1841–42 as a key link in the first public piped water supply for the city of Leeds. The project was dogged by ...
List entry 1256089. Grade II Listed Building: Seven Arches Aqueduct And Conduit Facade. May include summary, reasons for designation and history.
Dec 30, 2017 · It continues to an 'Aqueduct' that will be the 7 Arches and on by the 'Aqueduct' you mention that is near Weetwood Farm then continuing by an ' ...
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