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Tarraleah Canal No 1 walk – structural differences in the Canal

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The Canal comprised three different flume structures;

  1. In the ground channel

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  1. In or on the ground narrower channel with concrete or metal arms across the top

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  1. Raised aqueduct

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This entry was posted in Derwent River, Tasmania, Walking and tagged aqueduct, flume, structures, Tarraleah Canal number 1 on 13/03/2016 by Tasmanian traveller.

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