The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 403
er over it at low spring ebbs, besides other disadvantages,with which nautical men are well acquainted. Cork is the only place on the south coast of Ireland fit to accom-modate ships of the line, with the exception of Bantry Bay. Thereare, perhaps, few natural harbours so perfectly devoid of… … AB, bar! of proposed line of railway from Cork to Cove. DH, oM purl of navigation wall, commenced in 1761. UK new part of navigatwn wall, buillabout 1835. ccvi, proposed jetties for sluicing. -- -- Dotted lines denote the direction ol ihe proposed ne* channel, R, Blackrock Castle. 1.. Son Lodge-…
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