Something you might not have known: Augusta’s aqueducts
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Thanks for the back story on this. The area is well worth seeing if you walk the canal trails.
What a wonderful article. I have always thought this was one of Augustas prettiest spots, although neglected a bit. Thank you so ,u h for the history lesson!
Correct me if I am wrong, but the Canal Authority is severely underfunded. Dayton Sherrouse and his staff will not be able to oversee many of its current tasks, including upkeep. Hopefully, our esteemed county commissioners have a plan for the upkeep of the canal. North Augusta’s Greenway should be a model for our county.