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The Grand Union Canal dates from the 18th century when it originally linked the canal systems of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Over time various other canals joined the Grand Union Canal, linking canal systems all over the UK.

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Until the early 19th Century it reached as far as Paddington, but then the Regent's Canal section was added so that it extended all the way to Limehouse in Docklands.

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You can find out more about London's canals at the Canal Museum on New Wharf Road.

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If you are particularly energetic, there is now a National Waterway Walk, which follows the route of the Grand Union Canal all the way from London to Birmingham at a distance of nearly 150 miles.

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-- aegidian

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\n","latitude":"","url":"http://london.openguides.org/wiki/id=Grand_Union_Canal;version=5","summary":"","phone":"","version":"5","os_y":"","content":"The Grand Union Canal dates from the 18th century when it originally linked the canal systems of Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Over time various other canals joined the Grand Union Canal, linking canal systems all over the UK.\n\nUntil the early 19th Century it reached as far as [[Paddington]], but then the [[Regent's Canal]] section was added so that it extended all the way to [[Limehouse]] in [[Docklands]]. \n\nYou can find out more about London's canals at the [[Canal Museum]] on New Wharf Road.\n\nIf you are particularly energetic, there is now a National Waterway Walk, which follows the route of the Grand Union Canal all the way from London to Birmingham at a distance of nearly 150 miles.\n\n-- [[aegidian]]\n\n
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