Swansea Canal

The Swansea Canal is a 16-mile-long waterway located in South Wales. Originally constructed during the late 18th century, it was used for transporting coal and other goods from the Swansea area to the surrounding regions. The canal spans from Swansea’s city center to Brecon, featuring various locks and bridges. Today, it serves as a scenic route for walking, cycling, and boating, while its historical significance highlights the industrial heritage of the region. Efforts have been made to restore and preserve it, making it a valuable recreational and ecological resource for locals and visitors alike.