🚢 Swoboda Lock
Poland · Europe · 53.87°N, 23.15°E
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Swoboda Lock is the seventh lock on the Augustów Canal. It is situated amidst the Augustów Forest near Lake Studzieniczne. It was built between 1826 and 1827 by Lt.-Col. Eng. Jan Paweł Lelewel. In the 1960s it underwent modernization involving the replacement of original wooden gates with metal crank-driven mechanism raised, reinforced concrete bridge was built a distinctive and concreting awanportu. New system to move the gates did not work and was later by one of the membranes removed, and replaced the original system of drawbars.Location: 47.4 km channel
Level difference: 1.7 m
Length: 45.77 m
Width: 5.95 m
Gates: metal
Year of construction: 1826–1827
Construction Manager: Lt.-Col. Eng. John Paul Lelewel
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Quick facts
| Country | Poland |
|---|---|
| Continent / region | Europe |
| Coordinates (approx.) | 53.87°N, 23.15°E · view on map |
Swoboda Lock is located in Poland, in Europe.
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Augustów Lock · Białobrzegi Lock · Borki Lock · Dębowo Lock · Gdańsk Head · Gorczyca Lock · Holy Trinity Lock II · Kudrynki Lock · Kurzyniec Lock · Mikaszówka Lock.
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