Milngavie waterworks aqueducts

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The Milngavie waterworks aqueducts are a historic network of Victorian-era conduits that transport fresh water from Loch Katrine to supply the city of Glasgow, Scotland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian-era engineering work ⓘ
aqueduct system ⓘ
water supply infrastructure ⓘ
associatedWith Glasgow Corporation Water Works ⓘ
Loch Katrine waterworks ⓘ
Milngavie reservoirs ⓘ
connects Loch Katrine ⓘ
Milngavie water treatment works ⓘ
constructionMaterial brick ⓘ
cast iron pipes ⓘ
stone ⓘ
constructionStart 1850s ⓘ
country Scotland ⓘ
designedBy John Frederick Bateman ⓘ
designedFor supplying fresh drinking water ⓘ
engineeringDiscipline civil engineering ⓘ
engineeringType gravity-fed aqueduct ⓘ
era Victorian era ⓘ
feeds Milngavie water treatment facilities ⓘ
function transport potable water ⓘ
geographicRegion Lowlands of Scotland ⓘ
heritageStatus historic infrastructure ⓘ
historicSignificance major 19th-century municipal water project ⓘ
includesStructureType bridges ⓘ
covered aqueducts ⓘ
open channels ⓘ
tunnels ⓘ
locatedIn East Dunbartonshire ⓘ
Milngavie ⓘ
United Kingdom ⓘ
locatedNear Milngavie reservoirs trail ⓘ
notableFor improving public health in Glasgow ⓘ
long-distance gravity water conveyance ⓘ
openedForUse 1859 ⓘ
operator Scottish Water ⓘ
owner Glasgow City Council ⓘ
partOf Glasgow water supply system ⓘ
Loch Katrine to Glasgow water supply scheme ⓘ
purpose public water supply ⓘ
regionServed West Central Scotland ⓘ
serves Glasgow ⓘ
status in use ⓘ
suppliesWaterTo City of Glasgow ⓘ
linked to: Glasgow

Greater Glasgow area ⓘ
linked to: Greater Glasgow
waterSource Loch Katrine ⓘ

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Loch Katrine → hasAqueduct → Milngavie waterworks aqueducts ⓘ
Milngavie waterworks aqueducts → partOf → Glasgow water supply system ⓘ
linked to: Milngavie waterworks aqueducts