Mile Marker 41 - Towpath Maintained

41.5
	Lift Lock #27/Spink's Ferry
	Completed in 1831, this Lift Lock was constructed from red sandstone.

Mile Marker 42 - Towpath Maintained

42.2
	Monocacy River Aqueduct
	With seven 54' spans constructed from white granite from Sugarloaf Mountain 4 miles to the east, this 560' aqueduct is the largest free standing structure on the canal. Completed in 1833 by Irish emigrants to carried canal boats across the Monocacy River. Extensive renovations to the aqueduct was completed in the Winter of 2005/06.

42.5
	Indian Flats Hiker/Biker Campsite
	One night only. Site has a water pump and fire ring.

Mile Marker 43 - Towpath Maintained

Mile Marker 44 - Towpath Maintained

44.6
	Noland's Ferry
	Confederate General Ambrose Powell Hill and his troops crossed this shallow section of the Potomac River in 1862 to join Lee in Frederick during the Antietam Champaign.

Mile Marker 45 - Towpath Maintained

Mile Marker 46 - Towpath Maintained

Mile Marker 47 - Towpath Maintained

47.1
	Calico Rocks
	A large outcrop of Frederick limestone.

47.6
	Calico Rocks Hiker/Biker campsite
	One night only. Site has a water pump and fire ring.

47.7
	Kanawha Springs
	A water hole used for watering canal boat mules.

Mile Marker 48 - Towpath Maintained
	Point of Rocks
	A land rights dispute with the B&O Railroad delayed the opening of this section of canal until 1833.

48.2
	Point of Rocks Pivot Bridge
	The pier in the middle of the canal is all that is left to the original bridge. The US Park Service built a new bridge which incorporates the pier in 2004.

48.9
	Lift Lock #28

Lock House #28

Mile Marker 49 - Towpath Maintained

Mile Marker 50 - Towpath Maintained

50.2
	Bald Eagle Island Hiker/Biker campsite
	One night only. Site has a water pump and fire ring.

50.9
	Lift Lock #29
	Also known as Lander or Catoctin Station.

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