Monkland Canal - Gallery

Gallery

  • North Calder Water dam and source

  • Start of the canal

  • Upper Faskine bridge

  • Faskine basin

  • Lower Faskine bridge

  • Seat on towpath Tunnels & Bridges

  • Seat on towpath Vulcan

  • Caledonian Viaduct

  • Road bridge over Sheepford Locks

  • Sheepford Locks artwork

  • Wildlife artwork

  • Canal branch in Summerlee Heritage Park

  • Blair Road bridge

  • King Street from Blair Road bridge

  • Tow path in Drumpellier Park

  • Burginsholme Burn weir

  • Eastern view in Drumpellier Park

  • Eastern view in Drumpellier Park

  • West to Drumpellier Home Farm bridge

  • East to Drumpellier Home Farm bridge

  • East from Drumpellier Home Farm bridge

  • Abandoned Drumpeller Colliery basin

  • Culverted under the North Clyde Line railway

  • West of the North Clyde Line railway

  • Culvert at Cuilhill

  • Scan of photograph of Blackhill Locks

  • Scan of photograph of Blackhill Locks lower basin

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