Croydon Canal

The [Croydon Canal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croydon_Canal) was a short-lived waterway in south London, later drained and largely reused by the railway corridor between New Cross and West Croydon. Although the canal itself vanished, its former alignment still survives as one of London's clearest examples of a built-over transport waterway.

New Cross Gate to West Croydon, London, United Kingdom