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Aqueduct
Too few unplanned closures of this kind in June to August 2026 and the same months a year earlier to tell a change from luck: 0 against 0. How this is tested.
- On record
- 1 closure since May 2025
In force today
No closure of this kind is in force today.
By canal
1 canal has had a closure of this kind. A closure naming two canals counts on both.
| Canal | Closures |
|---|---|
| New Junction Canal | 1 |
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What these figures mean
- Population
- Which closures a figure counts. All closures is everything; Unplanned closure drops the works CRT flags as its winter programme and any day outside the cruising season (the Friday nearest 15 March to the Sunday before the first Monday in November). Scheduled work CRT does not flag as winter works still counts here. CRT Planned closure is the flagged winter programme alone.
- Defensible duration
- The days between a closure's start and its reopening date, counted only where the dates allow it. A cancelled notice, or one whose reopening precedes its start, has no defensible duration and is in no total.
- Closure-days
- One day on which one closure was in force. Two closures on the same day are two closure-days; where the question is how long a canal was actually disrupted, overlapping notices are unioned into single intervals. They are counted from 1 May 2025, when this archive begins: a closure that started earlier adds only its days since then, though its own row shows its whole length. Every figure and chart counts only the days inside the Period chosen above them.
- In force
- A closure is in a Period, and a day is one a closure affected, if it was in force at any time that day, including the morning it reopened. Closure-days measure how long, so they count whole days and not the reopening day: a closure can be in a Period and add no closure-day to it.
Closures in force each month
closures active during the monthCanals ranked by the season's closures
share of the period's cruising-season days up to today — a closure somewhere on a long canal is likelier, and does not mean the canal was impassableclosures in force on the period's cruising-season days — a longer canal has more to go wrong onWhere
closure-days by regionclosures by regionA region with more canal has more to go wrong on, so these totals partly measure its size. Regions compared by length of canal are on the Reliability page.
What causes them
closure-days by causeclosures by causeCRT's reason
closure-days by the reason CRT filedclosures by the reason CRT filedWhat fails on a lock
closure-days by part — unplanned lock failures naming a partclosures by part — unplanned lock failures naming a partHow long they last
closures by full length, including any days before May 2025 — the bands are not equal in widthClosures
Don Aqueduct - Essential Works Required w3w ///pint.motorist.bulbs
New Junction CanalYorkshire and North East
same day
From 7 May 2026
Reopened 7 May 2026
- Where
- Don Aqueduct
- CRT reason
- Repair
- Cause
- Planned works
- Asset
- Aqueduct
An inspection of essential works at the Don Aqueduct will be carried out on Thursday, 7th May 2026. Following the inspection, further closure dates will be required to allow works to take place. These dates will be confirmed as soon as possible.
CRT's only update, 5 May 2026.
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