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Aire and Calder Navigation

canal in Leeds, United Kingdom

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1704 establishments in England Aire catchment Canals in Leeds Canals in Wakefield Canals in West Yorkshire Canals opened in 1704 Geographic coordinate lists Leeds Blue Plaques Lists of coordinates River Aire River navigations in the United Kingdom

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Kingston upon Hull

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Sir Godfrey Copley, 2nd Baronet

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