Brief history and places of interest, colour pictures, list of boatyards and facilities, hire bases, maximum recommended craft dimensions, section along waterway showing heights above mean sea level (Corpach - Inverness). Enlarged maps of Fort William, Fort Augustus and Inverness.

by Jane Cumberlidge

Clearly printed in full colour showing navigable and abandoned waterways with distances. It includes plans of North West England, The Cheshire Ring, Black Country Canals, the Norfolk Broads, the London Canal network and the small scale plan to show the Scottish Waterways.

Scale 1: 625,000

2009 edition.

This map covers the Caledonian Canal, the Forth and Clyde Canals, Crinan Canal and an overview map showing the inter-relationship between the Scottish waterway system. It is a comprehensive reference to the waterways, embellished by the usual notes on dimensions, restrictions and formalities. The map provides all the necessary information for the yachtsman crossing between the east and west coasts of Scotland. On the reverse side, Jane Cumberlidge, who edited the map, has written interesting notes on the background and history of the waterways and also gives some indication of places to see and visit.

640x900mm. 165x230mm folded. Laminated cover.

by Ruth Delany

The third edition of this map has a useful directory with a brief introduction to the waterways compiled by the author and historian Ruth Delany, and up-to-date information on waterway operation and services supplied by Waterway's Ireland. This is ideal whether in a cruiser, yacht, dinghy, rowing boat or canoe. Fold-out map with 48 pages of text.

Folded map, 48pp booklet, 3rd ed 2007.

by GeoProjects

Brief history and places of interest, colour pictures, boat yards and facilities, hire bases, maximum craft dimensions, headways of bridges, section along waterway showing heights above mean sea level (Thames Head - City of London). Enlarged maps of Lechlade, Oxford, Abingdon, Wallingford, Henley-on-Thames, Caversham, Marlow, Windsor, Eton, Richmond & Kingston upon Thames.

Folded map.

2009
Andrew Hunter-Blair's guide to the Middle Level and the waterways that connect the river Great Ouse and the Nene has been revised and improved with the addition of detailed mapping of each section of river in the same style as his other waterway maps.

156mm x 234mm, 50pp with folded map, spiral bound, 2009 ed.

by Andrew Hunter Blair

This is a guide for river users planning trips along the River Great Ouse from Denver to Bedford, including the River Wissey, Little Ouse or Brandon Creek, River Lark, River Cam and the Cambridgeshire Lodes. Commentary and essential notes supporting clear mapping by Andrew Hunter Blair with additional information from the Great Ouse Boating Association.

3rd ed. 2010, spiral bound paperback, two colour plans throughout, 104 pages, 235x160mm.

Gillingham to Tonbridge

By Derek Bowskill

Guide to the River Medway complete with detailed mapping.

A5, paperback

By Iain Smith
2010
Covers the River Nene from Blisworth in to the Dog in a Doublet sluice below Peterborough. Commentary and essential notes support clear mapping by Iain Smith. Includes the Grand Union Canal Northampton Arm.
Map - spiral bound Pb. 70pp 235x160mm

Inc. Crinan Canal

This tourist map of the Forth & Clyde and Union Canals with the Crinan Canal features the canal corridors at 1:60,000 showing facilities available to the boat user with details of boatyards, boat hire and boat trip operaters. The illustrated guide to the canal shows features of interest. Side one has coverage of the Union Canal from Edinburgh to Camelon, with detailed plans at 1:15,000 showing streets, shopping area, canal facilities and places of interest, and an introduction to the history of the canal. The diagrammatic section runs from Bowling to the new Falkirk Wheel and from there to Edinburgh and Leith Docks. Side two has coverage of the Forth & Clyde Canal from Bowling to Camelon