map of the canal system

[MrCJ]

sorry i know this has been done before but i cant find it.

 

Anyone got some good links to a map or maps of the canal system

 

thanks

[Guest]

edit to remove dubious very dodgy CWDF double post...

Edited August 18, 2010 by NB No Deadlines

[koukouvagia]

sorry i know this has been done before but i cant find it.

 

Anyone got some good links to a map or maps of the canal system

 

thanks

 

Have you seen Chris Clegg's map - an unusual approach but very useful in journey planning. (Not a link as such because you have to buy the map).

[Guest]

Do you mean this one

 

http://www.jim-shead.com/waterways/mwp.php...-of-England.htm

 

or a paper copy..

 

for the whole system on paper this

 

https://www.iwashop.com/ecommerce/proddetail.asp?prod=GP01

 

is the one I have.

Edited August 18, 2010 by NB No Deadlines

[MrCJ]

Do you mean this one

 

http://www.jim-shead.com/waterways/mwp.php...-of-England.htm

 

or a paper copy..

 

 

thanks for that, that was the one I had seen and was looking for. but will have a look at getting a paper copy

Edited August 18, 2010 by MrCJ

[Guest]

thanks for that, that was the one I had seen and was looking for. but will have a look at getting a paper copy

 

I found the paper copy very useful for route planning with no PC access (regular occurrence on a boat I find)

 

..link to one in my edited post....

[Smelly]

This is the best one I've seen for ages... Edited August 18, 2010 by Smelly

[Guest]

This is the best one I've seen for ages...

 

If you mean the ape of the tube map I'm afraid linky not working...

[Smelly]

If you mean the ape of the tube map I'm afraid linky not working...

 

that may have been because I've changed it...

 

funny that, both links worked out of the box here...

[Guest wanted]

This is the best one I've seen for ages...

 

Cheers for flagging that up, really good.

[Guest]

Working fine now thanks

[DHutch]

You've gotta love the two hour map.!!

 

But not, decent online canal map, is somthing there isnt.

 

Nicholsons uk fold out is cracking, but even i dont always have one to hand.

[bag 'o' bones]

Has anyone produced a map of every canal that has exsited?

[hughc]

Has anyone produced a map of every canal that has exsited?

The maps contained in the 'Illustrated History of Canal and River Navigations' by Edward Paget Tomlinson ( ISBN 1 85075 276 1 cl ) get close. Regards, HughC.

Edited August 22, 2010 by hughc

[bottle]

If a folding paper map is required then the best one I think is Geo projects, Inland waterways of Britain.

 

It gives distance, locks and time also whether canal is narrow or wide and rivers.

 

Canals under restoration and some of the ones that have gone.

 

I do not know if it is definitive, though.

[soldthehouse]

sorry i know this has been done before but i cant find it.

 

Anyone got some good links to a map or maps of the canal system

 

thanks

http://www.waterexplorer.co.uk/

[stuart]

You beat me to it!

 

http://www.waterexplorer.co.uk/gmaps/inter...m=15&type=k

[soldthehouse]

You beat me to it!

 

http://www.waterexplorer.co.uk/gmaps/inter...m=15&type=k

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