Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
Canterbury’s Heritage Streetlights
An interactive atlas maps Canterbury’s recorded historic and heritage-style streetlights, with photographs, design details, condition labels, and asset numbers.
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- Canterbury residents, heritage researchers, and streetlight caretakers
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- Condition labels use 2026 survey photographs; the page explicitly says they are not structural or electrical inspections.
Field notes
Map points generally use Kent County Council’s mapped positions and asset numbers, though the page distinguishes riverside columns owned by Canterbury City Council, whose dots sit where they were photographed. Its design guide separates Biggleston originals and replicas from other heritage-style reproductions, and notes that stubs or replacements are shown where they now stand. Faces and number plates in the photographs are blurred.
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