River Churnet (southern junction)

1.5 miles (2.4 km) of the canal followed the bed of the river Churnet near Consall. The company could also build railways to the quarries, and the first, which ran from Froghall across Shirley Common towards the quarries opened at the same time as the canal, but was not a success. A second Act of Parliament was obtained ...

Jul 25, 2012 ... Starting off at Kingsley & Froghall the train heads through the Churnet Valley stopping of at picturesque Consall Station,reopened in 2005,formerly part of the NSR,North Staffordshire Railway.Caldon Canal,River Churnet and Black Lion Pub,are all in close proximety to Consall Station..Leaving Consall,we ...

The CVR also owns the trackbed between Kingsley & Froghall and Oakamoor. The railway is in situ as far as the Oakamoor sand sidings, which once served the now disused quarry, but is not up to standards for carrying passengers. In order to reach Oakamoor railway station, the main line across the River Churnet and ...

The Caldon Canal starts just south of Stoke on Trent and meanders into the Staffordshire countryside, running for a short distance along the River Churnet. It has some extremely attractive stretches and the isolated Consall Forge must be visited. The Coventry Canal leaves the Trent & Mersey Canal at Fradley Junction and ...

3.2 Rocester, close to the confluence of the Rivers Churnet and Dove, retains a .... 4.9 The junction High Street/Mill Street/Ashbourne Road is a key focal point ..... The southern edge is more open with views across the countryside. Whilst these cottages are still of relevance to the conservation area, the quality of the terrace ...

Feb 2, 2000 ... in Southern Africa. R. W. Carlson, F. R. Boyd, S. B. Shirey, P. E. Janney, Carnegie . Institution of Washington, 5241 Broad Branch Road, N.W.,. Washington, D.C. ...... the sediments had accumulated from river floods and that thou- sands of years had ..... to the south and where the Kula-Farallon triple junction.

The southern portion of the character zone lies within the Churnet Valley at ... The southern boundary of the HECZ is contiguous with the lines both of the. Churnet ..... national importance of the historic buildings associated with Alton. Railway Station and the bridges over both the railway and the River. Churnet (Grade II).

In the north and in the south the county is hilly with wild moorlands. ... Deep Hayes Country Park, on the edge of the Peak District, was created out of a disused quarry lying on the south side of the River Churnet valley. ... Cheddleton Station is the main centre for the Churnet Valley Railway an excellent tourist attraction.

There were also three detached areas, one adjoining the Poolend area of Leekfrith, another on the east side of the Buxton road at Blackshaw Moor, and a small area on the south bank of the river Churnet north of the town. (fn. 1) A market centre by the 13th century and a centre of the silk industry from the 18th century, the ...

required a large viaduct to cross the Churnet Valley SSSI, resulting in significant landscape and visual impacts. ... have required six crossings of, and had a potential impact on, the River Trent (a major river) and would ... southern-most spine route); however, a high number of residential properties would have experienced ...