South Entrance - Roughcastle Tunnel - Union Canal - Falkirk, Scotland, UK - Canal Tunnels on Waymarking.com

"This tunnel was built as part of the Millennium Link project to carry the Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal (NS87NE 31.00: LIN 18) beneath the Antonine Wall (NS87NE 57.01), the Edinburgh-Glasgow (main) railway line, and Bonnyhill Road. It thus forms the southern approach to the Falkirk Wheel (NS88SE 198).
The tunnel is short, straight and of circular section. The sides have been formed by sprayed concrete, and both entrances are of simple form. There is a railed footpath on the E side of the waterway."

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Is the Tunnel in Use?: In Use Which End is this Entrance?: South Date Constructed: 01/01/2002 Length of Tunnel: 180 meters Construction Material: The sides have been formed by sprayed concrete, and both entrances are of simple form. Associated Website: [Web Link]

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