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Frankton Towpath near Lower Frankton

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A stoppage is required ot carry out 200 meters of washwall repairs at Frankton. Please note that we will do as much as possible to complete the works without a stoppage and further information will be provided once we engage with our framework suppliers.
Frankton Locks, Montgomery Canal

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Summer 2021 Opening Times: Frankton Locks are open from 9 am to 12 noon daily but it must be pre-booked online. (Book your passage online here) Before you commence your booking, please check that your craft is within the maximum dimensions which can be found here.
Frankton Locks, Montgomery Canal

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New 2020 Season Opening Times: 9 am - 12 noon daily Before you commence your booking, please check that your craft is within the maximum dimensions which can be found here. Please note that a return passage must be booked a maximum of 14 days after you have entered on to the Montgomery Canal.
Lock 3, Frankton. Lower Frankton

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A stoppage is required to carry out top & bottom gate relines and repairs to the lock ladder and brickwork. .
Chris, the volunteer lock keeper, Frankton Locks

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We're both happy when we're here! I volunteer at Grindley Brook one day a week and work as a Canal & River Trust part-time lockkeeper at Frankton Locks too.
Frankton Locks, Montgomery Canal Winter Opening 2021/22

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Winter Season 2021/ 2022 Frankton Locks are operated from 9am to 12 noon daily. Booking is required 48 hours prior to passage during winter period.
Frankton Locks Summer Opening 2022, Montgomery Canal

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Summer Opening Times 2022 Monday 4th April to Monday 31st October 2022 Frankton Locks are open from 9am to 12noon daily (including Bank Holidays). Booking is required for passage through the locks.
Frankton Locks Maximum Dimensions

Last Updated: 21 March 2017
Montgomery Canal

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Wildlife thrives along the Montgomery Canal. It's one of the most important canals in the country for nature, much of it is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and the Welsh section is of international importance, designated a Special Area of Conservation for its aquatic plants.
Camlas Trefaldwyn

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Mae bywyd gwyllt yn ffynnu ar hyd Camlas Maldwyn. Hon yw un o’r camlesi pwysicaf yn y wlad o ran byd natur, ac mae rhan helaeth ohoni’n Safle o Ddiddordeb Gwyddonol Arbennig, gyda rhan Cymru o bwysigrwydd rhyngwladol ac wedi’i dynodi’n Ardal Cadwraeth Arbennig am ei phlanhigion dyfrol.

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