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near to Wath Upon Dearne, Rotherham, England

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	Woodland path that follows the line of the long disused Dearne & Dove Canal between Wombwell and Wath by Peter Wood Looking south-eastward in the direction of Wath.
	Wath hump Marshalling Yard by Rob Newman A general view of the former wath marshalling yard, known locally as 'The Hump' taken from Moor Rd bridge. The nearest locomotive is Class 47 No 47307. The photograph was taken on 28 August 1981. This area is now a by pass road... (more)
	Manvers Lake by Graham Hogg This man-made lake was created in 1997 as part of the redevelopment of the former Manvers Main Colliery in the Dearne Valley which closed in 1988. It is now an area is light industry and commerce and recent developments include housing and... (more)
	"Holiday Inn Express" Hotel by Manvers Way by Neil Theasby
	Newish lake at Express park. by Steve Fareham Now called express park as development begins to happen on former brown field site.
	Wath Depot by Martin Addison Located beside Wath Concentration Yard, the depot was home to Class 76 locomotives on the Sheffield to Manchester via Penistone line. Here, 76028 stands at the head of a string of the class parked up for the weekend. The shed is visible... (more)
	Recreation Road by JThomas Heading west.
	Bulrushes blowing by Dave Pickersgill Bulrushes blowing in the wind on a cold January day.
	Undeveloped Land near Wath by Jonathan Clitheroe
	Wath Railway Depot and Yards by mark harrington I have only visited Wath-on-Dearne once. All this railway activity has been wiped off the map, I have used the old geomap and the pylon route as a guide to the location, now the A633 by-pass. The locos were unique to the Woodhead route... (more)
	Blue Footbridge, Manvers Way by Christopher Thomas This bridge links Wath-upon-Dearne town centre with the newly formed Manvers Lake.
	The Bluebell, Manvers, Wath upon Dearne by Chris Morgan A Marston's Inn on this redeveloped former coal mining site - opposite a now infamous hotel!