Hartwells Lockstation
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6,7 km – 6,9 km
Hartwells Lockstation consists of a flight of two locks set into the flank of a rise of ground. It is on the excavated channel, approximately halfway between Dows Lake and Mooneys Bay.
Two locks – Manually operated locks in flight, each with a lift of 3,4 m, 1830. CRM1.
Defensible lockmaster’s house – A single-storey stone house, 1841. A second storey was added in 1905. CRM1.
Storehouse – A frame one-and-a-half-storey building, 1937. CRM2.
Lockman’s house – A frame one-and-a-half storey building, 1920. FHB.
Stoplog weir – A reinforced concrete structure, 1904.
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Hartwells Lockstation to Hogs Back Lockstation
6,9 km – 8,4 km
Hartwells and Hogs Back lockstations are connected by a 1,5-km excavated channel.
An interesting feature is the 1830 turning basin, located on the west side of the channel, immediately south of Hartwells Lockstation.
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