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Company of Proprietors of the Birmingham Canal Navigations

BW165/33

Roads

Date

1830-1925

Reference code

BW165/33

System of arrangement

These are arranged chronologically, with related plans kept together and general plans at the end.

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"Plan of an Intended Road from Spon Lane to Roebuck Lane ... through Land belonging to the Birmingham Canal Company and the Trustees of the Late Mr John Houghton"
"Plan Shewing Exchanges of Land and Line of Road at Smethwick"
"Birmingham Canal Navigations Section of Proposed alteration of Turnpike Road at Netherton"
"Birmingham Canal Navigations Plan of Proposed alteration of Turnpike Road at Netherton" Duplicate BW165/33/5
"Birmingham Canal Navigations Plan of Proposed alteration of Turnpike Road at Netherton" Duplicate BW165/33/4
Plan showing the Dudley Canal near Woodside Ironworks and Limekiln Bridge
"Bilston Township Commissioners Proposed New Road to Bradley"
"Bilston Township Commissioners Plan of Proposed New Road to Bradley"
"Banks Bridge Bilston"
"BCN Section of Roadway over Watling Street Bridge Fazeley Canal July 1911"
"BCN Section of Roadway over Watling Street Bridge Fazeley Canal July 1911"
"BCN Section of Roadway over Watling Street Bridge Fazeley Canal July 1911"
"B.C.N. Roadway leading to Selly Oak Wharf [Worcester & Birmingham Canal]. Proposed Paving March 1919"
"B.C.N. Roadway leading to Selly Oak Wharf [Worcester & Birmingham Canal]. Proposed Paving March 1919"
"[B.C.]N. Sections shewing improvement of approaches to Badgers Bridge Norton"
"B.C.N. Cannock Extension. Proposed Road Diversion at Badgers Bridge"
"B.C.N. - Badgers Bridge - Scheme No 2 Proposed New Road"
"Longitudinal Section along Old Chester Road at Anchor Bridge"
"Longitudinal Section along Old Chester Road at Anchor Bridge Brownhills"
Plan showing West Cannock Colliery Co rail link at wharf alongside canal
Longitudinal section showing roadway in tunnel under an unidentified aqueduct possibly on the Birmingham Canal Navigations

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