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A stretch of the canal is still in water in a pleasant setting on the southern side of the River Dearne. The aqueduct itself has been replaced by a wooden bridge set on the original abutments of the aqueduct. The Barnsley Canal and the Dearne and Dove Canal meet just by the aqueduct.
Other parts of the canal have been filled in as part of reclamation schemes or built upon. A section from the aqueduct to a car park near Harborough Hill Road was restored in 1984 by the Barnsley Trades Council Community Programme Scheme.
Part of the canal was used as a car park by the B&Q DIY store that was located in the middle of the large roundabout by Old Mill. This is the section of the route between Harborough Hill Road Bridge and Old Mill Lane Bridge. B&Q have since vacated the site.