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Monocacy Aqueduct in Frederick County, Maryland

Monocacy Aqueduct in Frederick County is an attraction. Monocacy Aqueduct is located near Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Ⓦ.

Tourism
attraction
Legend

Image

Monocacy Aqueduct, C&O Canal, Md
The Monocacy Aqueduct of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal crossing the Monocacy River, the border between Frederick County, Maryland and Montgomery County, Maryland. – Zeete, CC BY-SA 4.0 – Wikimedia Commons

Streets nearby

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Trail
East Brunswick, Rock Hall, Indian Flats, Calico Rocks, Nolands Ferry, Bald Eagle Island, EAST ROCKS, Point of Rocks Overlook
100 ft
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
500 ft
Spinks Ferry Road
Roots 657
1.0 mi
Nolands-Ferry Road
1.4 mi
Doctor Belt Road
1.5 mi
Dickerson Church Road
Dickerson United Methodist Church
1.5 mi
Potomac Woods Lane
Camp Potomac Woods
1.5 mi
Dickerson Road
Furnace Ford, Dickerson Post Office
1.5 mi
Nicholson Farm Road
1.6 mi
Kitty Lane
1.6 mi
Lost Corner Road
Shrys Store
1.6 mi
Dickerson School Road
1.7 mi
Lime Kiln Spur
1.7 mi
Tarara Lane
1.8 mi
Furnace Branch Trail
1.8 mi
Chick Road
2.0 mi
Wasche Road
2.1 mi
Park Mills Road
Flint Hill, Flint Hill Methodist Church
2.1 mi
Mouth of Monocacy Road
2.1 mi
Martinsburg Road
Martinsburg
2.2 mi
Hibler Road
2.3 mi
Barnesville Road
Blocktown
2.3 mi
Mount Ephraim Road
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Dickerson
2.3 mi
Page Road
2.4 mi
Connector Trail
2.4 mi
Ridgeline Trail
2.5 mi
Tuscarora Road
Tuscarora, Tuscarora Post Office
2.5 mi
Northern Edge Trail
2.6 mi
Greenburg Challenge Loop
2.7 mi
Stone Barn Loop
2.7 mi
Old Orchard Trail
2.7 mi

Attractions nearby

Lock 27
0.6 mi
Lock 26: Wood's Lock
2.5 mi

Barns nearby

Stone Barn
2.6 mi

Canals nearby

Dickerson Whitewater Course
1.5 mi

Event venues nearby

Riverside on the Potomac
0.8 mi

Forests nearby

Cox Island
0.8 mi
Birdsaw Island
1.4 mi
Meadow Island
2.3 mi

Industrial buildings nearby

Montgomery County Resource Recovery Facility
1.6 mi
Lime Kiln Ruins
1.7 mi

Nature reserves nearby

Monocacy Natural Resource Management Area
1.5 mi

Parks nearby

Dickerson Local Park
1.7 mi

Railways nearby

Metropolitan Subdivision
0.7 mi

Streams nearby

Little Monocacy River
0.3 mi
Furnace Branch
1.8 mi

Other nearby

Aqueduct Substation
0.6 mi
Dickerson H Substation
1.1 mi
Dickerson D Substation
1.1 mi
Year built 1833
Heritage designation National Register of Historic Places contributing property
Located in Frederick County, Montgomery County
Country United States
Crosses Monocacy River
Carries thoroughfare Chesapeake and Ohio Canal