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Join me as we continue our journey along the Lost Waterways of South Yorkshire in Exploring the Dearne & Dove Canal Part 3 – Manvers, Wath & The Bay of Biscay. This episode uncovers the hidden history of the Dearne & Dove Canal, a once vital industrial transport link that connected South Yorkshire’s collieries, ironworks and communities.

In this part of the series, we pick up at Manvers, where the canal is now buried beneath modern redevelopment and industrial estates. From there, we trace the lost route into Wath upon Dearne, discovering fascinating remains including old bridges and canal structures that survived urbanisation - including the aqueduct that can still be seen. One of the highlights is the huge embankment known as the Bay of Biscay, a striking feature of the canal’s engineering. We also explore towards Brampton, where the line of the canal is also lost, and visit the former junction with the Elsecar Branch.

This series explores why the Dearne and Dove Canal was abandoned, what remains today, and why restoration has proved impossible. Perfect for anyone with an interest in canal history, abandoned railways, industrial heritage, and transport geography.

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