This aqueduct once went over the Oriskany Creek and entered lock 76 on the Chenango Canal. It now empties into the Oriskany Creek. The stone work was done by the Irish and Scottish immigrants who settled here. The aqueduct is located on Canal Rd. just west of the village of Solsville. There is enough parking for three or four cars. It’s also a good trout fishing area. The old lock is just east of the aqueduct last time I was their it wasn’t cleared out but you can see the limestone walls.
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Looking straight on
from the side
Chenango Canal Aqueduct
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Such crisp images. Really good.
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beautiful. the water looks so clear.
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thanks AngelHaloGirl wrote:Such crisp images. Really good.
All the water in this area is clear we have a good underground aquifer lots of granite and limestoneMatt wrote:beautiful. the water looks so clear.
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I like the 2nd one the closeup, well seen, well done.backpacker wrote:This aqueduct once went over the Oriskany Creek and entered lock 76 on the Chenango Canal. It now empties into the Oriskany Creek. The stone work was done by the Irish and Scottish immigrants who settled here. The aqueduct is located on Canal Rd. just west of the village of Solsville. There is enough parking for three or four cars. It’s also a good trout fishing area. The old lock is just east of the aqueduct last time I was their it wasn’t cleared out but you can see the limestone walls.
Close up
Looking straight on
from the side
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I was surprised to find this one on the site. I didn't think anyone else would know about this one. Found this spot when i was a little kid riding around with my Dad. Stopped here with my kids last weekend ( in the rain ). Looks like i got pretty much the same angles.
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The stonework really makes this a great scene. Thanks for posting.