Melingriffith Water Pump on bare-earth LiDAR, north at the top

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Melingriffith Water Pump

Scheduled monument · Cardiff, Wales

Melingriffith Water Pump is a water-driven water pump in Whitchurch, Cardiff, Wales, UK, built around 1793 to return water from the Melingriffith Tin Plate Works to the Glamorganshire Canal.

From Cadw scheduled monument GM312 · Grid reference ST 142 799

The map opens here on the bare-earth LiDAR with the RVT toolbox; the old Ordnance Survey maps, the Roman roads and the recorded places around it are a key away.

Around it

  1. 1Melingriffith Tin Plate WorksCoflein record180 m north
  2. 2Melingriffith and Pentyrch RailwayCoflein record180 m north
  3. 3Afon Taff ViaductListed building190 m south-west
  4. 4Melingriffith Tinplate Works Feeder: AqueductCoflein record220 m north-east
  5. 5Towpath Bridge of Glamorganshire CanalListed building470 m north
  6. 6Octagonal Shelter in Grounds to southListed building520 m north-east
  7. 7Octagonal Shelter in Grounds to south-southListed building540 m north-east
  8. 8Octagonal Shelter in GroundsListed building550 m north-east

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