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English: The reservoir water outflow control gear housing (valve house) below Edgbaston Reservoir in the Icknield Port Loop of the original Birmingham Canal Old Main Line built by James Brindley, 1769, in Birmingham, England. The reservoir was built to supply water to this canal. This high-level valve controlled water feeding the Wolverhampton Level of the canal along a feeder channel all the way to Smethwick locks. |
| Date | Taken on 9 August 2015 |
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| Author | Oosoom at English Wikipedia |
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