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Boyne Navigation

The Boyne Navigation (Irish: Loingseoireacht na Bóinne) is a series of canals running 31 km (19 mi) roughly parallel to the River Boyne from Oldbridge to Navan in County Meath, in Ireland. The navigation was once used by horse-drawn boats travelling between Navan, Slane and the port of Drogheda; however is now derelict. The Boyne Navigation branch of the…

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Connects to
River Boyne
Construction began
1748
Date closed
1920s
End point
Navan
Length
31 km (19 miles)
Locks
19 (originally 20)

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Economics

Navigation

Current status

Boat trips

Boyne Greenway (officially called Boyneside Trail)

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Boyne Navigation

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples98
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
Components1

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Boyne Navigation

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related to Current status · 32
Boyne Navigation → An Taisce, Basic, Co, Drogheda, Guardlock, Inland Waterways Association, Ireland, Irish, IWAI, John Spicer, Lock, Lockgates, Lower Navigation, May, Metges Lock, Michael Black, Monday, Navan, Oldbridge, OPW
related to Boat trips · 17
Boyne Navigation → After, At, Boyne Boats, Boyne Valley, In, Irish, Lock, Oldbridge, One, Righ, River Boyne, Ros, Slane Castle, The Boyne Navigation, They, This, Tourists
related to External links · 16
Boyne Navigation → An Taisce, Archived, Boyne CanalInfo, Boyne Currach, Boyne Navigation PageOld, BoyneNavan Historical Society, Group, Ireland, James Leahy, March, Niall GalwayAsk, Pages, The River Boyne, Tow PathInland Waterways Association, Wayback Machine, Written
related to history · 15
Boyne Navigation → At, Boyne, Drogheda, Ireland, Lower Navigation, Navan, Oldbridge, Royal Canal, Slane, The, The Boyne Navigation, The Boyne Navigation Company, Trim, Upper Navigation, Where
related to Navigation · 9
Boyne Navigation → Boat, Boats, Drogheda, In, Low, Navan, Navigation, Slane, The
Connects to · 1
Boyne Navigation → River Boyne
Construction began · 1
Boyne Navigation → 1748
Date closed · 1
Boyne Navigation → 1920s
End point · 1
Boyne Navigation → Navan
Length · 1
Boyne Navigation → 31 km (19 miles)

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navigation boyne lock section navan slane drogheda river oldbridge boat ireland work canal boats summer towpath lower staleen lockgates inland

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Boyne NavigationConnects toRiver Boyne1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationConstruction began17481.00infobox
Boyne NavigationDate closed1920s1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationEnd pointNavan1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationLength31 km (19 miles)1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationLocks19 (originally 20)1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationPrincipal engineerDavid Jebb1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationStart pointOldbridge, Meath (close to Drogheda)1.00infobox
Boyne NavigationStatusBeing restored by IWAI - Boyne Navigation (voluntary)1.00infobox
Boyne Navigationrelated to Boat tripsAfter0.60section
Boyne Navigationrelated to Boat tripsThe Boyne Navigation0.60section
Boyne Navigationrelated to Boat tripsAt0.60section

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