A flight of 16 locks, in total 64m deep. Opened in 1805 to unite the Peak Forest Canals, previously connected by a horse-drawn tramway.

Completed in 1800, this fine stone aqueduct carries the Peak Forest Canal over the River Goyt. It is a scheduled Ancient Monument.

William Marshall's engineering works from where Marshall steam engines, threshing machines and tractors were exported all over the world.

A country junction in the Buchan area of Aberdeenshire, where the Fraserburgh route threw off a branch to Peterhead. The railway attracted a cattle-market. The last train left in 1979, the Fraserburgh route is now an active travel trail called the Formartine and Buchan Way, and the station buildings house the Maud Railway Museum. The remains of the turntable can be seen, along with the cattle loading platforms.

One of only two examples of a wrought iron truss girder viaduct in Britain.