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  Key ... A Map of the Derwent Valley Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Masson Mills Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Cromford Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Willersley Castle Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Cromford Mill Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding St Mary's Church Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Cromford Canal Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding High Peak Junction Workshops Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Leawood Pumphouse Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding John Smedley's Mill Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Belper River Gardens Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Strutt's North Mill Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Belper Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Milford Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Darley Abbey Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Darley Park Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding The Silk Mill Click here to view a detailed map of the area surrounding Derby Museum & Art Gallery
 
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Masson Mills
 
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Cromford
 
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Willersley Castle
 
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Cromford Mill
  St. Mary's Church
 
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Cromford Canal
  High Peak Junction Workshops
 
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Leawood Pumphouse
  John Smedley's Mill
  Belper River Gardens
  Strutt's North Mill
  Belper
  Milford
  Darley Abbey
  Darley Park
  The Silk Mill
  Derby Museum & Art Gallery
CROMFORD CANAL
Cromford Canal
 

 

Roam along the banks of the canal, built in the 1790s to unlock Derbyshire’s immense mineral wealth and now a rich haven for plants and wildlife.

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