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Timetable for 200Th Anniversary of the 1St Passage Marking the Opening Timetable for 200th Anniversary of the 1st Passage marking the Opening of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal on 22nd October 1816 (All timings are dependant on a "clear run" without incidents) Rounded Rounded Times Sun Rise / Times Sun Rise / Places Day (nearest Set Places Day (nearest Set 15mins) 15mins) Leeds Basin 7:38 AM Burnley Wharf 7:45 AM 15th Oct - Saturday 11:30 AM 19th Oct - Wednesday 7:30 AM Armley Mills Bridge No 225 12:45 PM Burnley Wharf Bridge No 130 7:30 AM Aire Valley Marina (western entrance) 1:00 PM Gannow Tunnel No 128 (North end) 8:00 AM Kirkstall Wharf Bridge No 222 1:30 PM Gannow Tunnel No 128 (South end) 8:00 AM Kirkstall Brewery Visitor Moorings 1:30 PM Rose Grove Services 8:30 AM Fallwood Marina (Newlay) 3:30 PM Hapton Bridge No 121 9:15 AM Moss Swing Bridge No 218 4:00 PM Rishton Bridge No 108A 12:30 PM Rodley Wharf Visitor Moorings 4:00 PM Eanam Wharf Visitor Centre 2:30 PM Rodley Swing Bridge No 217 4:00 PM 19th Oct - Wednesday 6:03 PM Horsforth Road Bridge No 216A 4:15 PM 20th Oct - Thursday 8:00 AM 7:47 AM Swiftcraft Boats 5:00 PM Blackburn Top Lock No 52 8:30 AM Apperley Bridge Marina 5:15 PM Blackburn Bottom Lock No 57 9:30 AM 15th Oct - Saturday 6:12 PM Cherry Tree Bridge No 95 10:15 AM 16th Oct - Sunday 8:00 AM 7:40 AM Feniscowles Bridge No 93B 10:45 AM Dobson Staircase Locks Nos 14 and 15 8:15 AM Riley Green Bridge No 91A 11:30 AM Dobson Locks Services 8:30 AM Withnell Fold Bridge No 88 12:15 PM Idle Swing Bridge 8:45 AM Whins Bridge No 83 1:15 PM Strangford Swing Bridge No 211B 9:00 AM Johnson's Hillock Visitor Moorings 1:30 PM Field Locks (Top) 9:30 AM Johnson's Hillock Top Lock No 58 1:30 PM Buck Hill Swing Bridge No 211 9:45 AM Johnson's Hillock Bottom Lock No 64 2:45 PM Shipley Footbridge No 208 10:15 AM Johnson's Hillock Bottom Lock Footbridge 3:00 PM Shipley Wharf 11:00 AM 20th Oct - Thursday Ashley Lane Visitor Moorings 11:00 AM Botany Bridge No 78A 3:30 PM Saltaire Visitor Moorings (Bridge No 207A) 11:15 AM White Bear (Adlington) Marina 5:00 PM White Bear Bridge No 69 5:00 PM 16th Oct - Sunday 11:45 AM 20th Oct - Thursday 6:01 PM Hirst Mill Lock 12:15 PM 21st Oct - Friday 8:30 AM 7:49 AM The Fisherman's PH 12:45 PM Red Rock Bridge No 63 9:30 AM Britannia Visitor Moorings 1:15 PM Wigan Top Lock Junction 10:30 AM Bingley Visitor Moorings 1:15 PM Wigan Top Lock No 65 10:30 AM Bingley Five Rise Staircase 2:00 PM Britannia Bridge No 53 2:45 PM Bingley Services 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 21st Oct - Friday 3:15 PM 16th Oct - Sunday 3:30 PM Wigan Junction 3:30 PM Cross Flats School 3:45 PM Wigan Bottom Lock No 87 3:45 PM Riddleson - Granby Bridge No 197A 4:30 PM 21st Oct - Friday 5:59 PM Silsden Bridge No 191A 6:15 PM 22nd Oct - Saturday 7:30 AM 7:51 AM Silsden Wharf 6:15 PM Wigan Pier 7:45 AM 16th Oct - Sunday 6:10 PM Crooke Bridge No 47 9:15 AM 17th Oct - Monday 7.30 AM 7:42 AM Appley Bridge No 42 10:30 AM Snaygill Stone Bridge No 182 9:45 AM Parbold Bridge No 37D 11:30 AM Skipton Junction 10:30 AM Newburgh Aqueduct No 14 12:00 PM Ring-O-Bells Bridge No 34 12:30 PM 17th Oct - Monday 11:00 AM Lathom Junction 1:00 PM Gargrave Services (Gargrave School) 1:45 PM Burscough Bridge 1:15 PM Bank Newton Bottom Lock No 36 3:00 PM 22nd Oct - Saturday Bank Newton Top Lock No 41 4:00 PM 1:45 PM East Marton Visitor Moorings 5:15 PM Scarisbrick Bridge No 27A 3:30 PM 17th Oct - Monday 6:08 PM Haskayne 5:00 PM 18th Oct - Tuesday 8:30 AM 7:45 AM Downholland Cross Bridge No 20A 5:15 PM Double Arched Bridge No 161 8:30 AM Bell's Swing Bridge No 16 6:30 PM Greenberfield Bottom Lock No 42 9:30 AM 22nd Oct - Saturday 5:57 PM Greenberfield Top Lock No 44 10:00 AM 23rd Oct - Sunday 8:00 AM 7:53 AM Greenberfield Services 10:15 AM Northway Bridge 12A Maghull 8:30 AM Lower Park Marina 11:00 AM Melling Stone Bridge No 11 9:00 AM Salterforth Bridge No 151 11:15 AM Old Roan Bridge No 7D 10:15 AM Foulridge Wharf 12:00 PM Litherland Bridge No 2J 12:00 PM Foulridge Tunnel (Northeast end) 12:00 PM Stanley Dock Cut Junction 1:45 PM Foulridge Tunnel (Southwest end) 12:30 PM Vauxhall Bridge, Liverpool 1:45 PM Barrowford Visitor Moorings 12:45 PM 23rd Oct - Sunday 5:54 PM Barrowford Top Lock No 45 12:45 PM Barrowford Lock No 49 1:45 PM Join us in this Celebration Barrowford Lock No 50 2:00 PM Barrowford Bottom Lock No 51 2:15 PM In order to fully create the atmosphere of the day we are looking Nelson Bridge No 141A 2:45 PM Lob Lane Bridge No 137 3:30 PM for communities and organisations all along the Canal (not just Reedley Marina 3:45 PM those mentioned above) to become involved by celebrating the Burnley BW Depot 5:00 PM event in keeping with the 1st passage and raising the profile of Burnley Wharf 5:15 PM 18th Oct - Tuesday 6:05 PM the canal corridor by simulating the original atmosphere. If you are interested in joining us in this event whether land or water based and want to know more about the passage or Kennet’s summer timetable Please email:- [email protected] Leeds Liverpool Canal Society - 05/07/2016.
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