英語 での Coventry canal の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Coventry Canal.
A disused engine house, built in 1821,stands on the western bank of the Coventry Canal.
The Coventry Canal.
The canal acts as a base to Mercia Canoe Club,which is part of Coventry Canal Society.
Coventry Canal company.
Although the Grand Union intended to buy the Oxford Canal and Coventry Canal, this did not take place.
The Coventry Canal Company.
Although the Grand Union intended to buy the Oxford Canal and Coventry Canal, this did not take place.
Coventry Canal Society.
Then they tried to obtain a second Act of Parliament, which would remove the clauses,but this was defeated by opposition from the Coventry Canal and its supporters.
Coventry Canal Basin.
Longford was chosen as the site for the junction,and the compensation clauses were added to ensure that the Coventry Canal received much the same revenue as it would have done, had the junction been at Gosford.
The Coventry Canal Company was formed in 1768.
There was an error in the levels, and whereas a level junction controlled by a stop lock was anticipated, the Oxford Canal was about seven inches higher,which resulted in it losing water to the Coventry Canal every time the lock was used.
Finally, the Coventry Canal took legal action.
Thomas Dadford advised on the Canal's aqueduct over The River Tame(now known as Tame Aqueduct) in 1784 and in June 1785,Thomas Sheasby was awarded the contract to connect the Coventry Canal to the Trent and Mersey Canal. .
The Coventry canal was a vital trade artery for many years.
Thus the tolls for all coal traffic on the first two miles of the Oxford Canal were to go to the Coventry company, while tolls which the Coventry Canal collected for the first 3½ miles of travel by all goods except coal which had passed through the junction were to be given to the Oxford company.
The Coventry Canal is a navigable narrow canal in the Midlands of England.
From the junction, the Coventry Canal heads to the south-west and is level to Coventry Basin, a distance of 5½ miles.
The Coventry Canal company would build the route to Fazeley, which included the eleven Atherstone locks and two more at Glascote.
From the junction, the Coventry Canal heads to the south-west and is level to Coventry Basin, a distance of 5.5 miles(8.9 km).