A large culvert carrying the River Irk below Manchester Victoria train station.

A concrete box culvert flowing near Festival Park Stoke on Trent.

A culvert flowing beneath Bolton town centre.

A historical and majorly culvert river flowing through Bradford.

A concrete box type storm drain diverting the high rise of water from the River Bollin.

A small culvert carrying the Harrop brook underneath Bollington.

Ladybower Reservoir in Derbyshire, built 1935–1943.

Built by Footing & Barry in 1884, Nottingham's 4.5-million-brick, two-mile storm drain culvert manages sewage and runoff.

A 130 year old culvert under Derby leading to the Derwent, home to unexpected wildlife.

The River Rea, flowing 23km from the Waseley Hills through Birmingham and its historic center, eventually joins the River Tame and flows into the North Sea.

one of several culverts that runs along the Hockney brook.

A small Staffordshire culvert.

Derby's 1938 Markeaton Brook storm culvert.