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Grand Union, Oxford & the South East
By (author) Collins Maps
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The number 1 choice for all users of the inland waterways. This established, popular and practical guide covers the canals and waterways between London and Birmingham. Covered in this guide are: Grand Union Canal, Oxford Canal, River Stort, River Lee, Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation and River Medway, River Thames. The detailed Ordnance Survey(R) maps clearly show the location of essential features such as locks, towpaths and boating facilities, as well as pubs, shops and restaurants in the area. There are comprehensive navigational notes and descriptive text on the history of each canal, and on local services and places of interest, for which postcodes are included - ideal for use with sat-navs. This practical A5 guide features 'lie flat' spiral binding and 'book mark' back cover flap for ease of reference. In print for over 40 years, the Collins/Nicholson guides to the waterways have always been a vital part of journeys along Britain's canals and rivers. These bestselling guides are designed for anyone and everyone with an interest in Britain's inland waterways - from experienced boaters to those planning their first boat trip, as well as walkers, cyclists and visitors. Nicholson's - The bestselling guides to Britain's Waterways
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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 1 Mar 2012
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Format | Spiral bound
Pages | 186
Dimensions | 210 x 148 x 13mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 330g
ISBN | 978-0-0074-5256-9
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BISAC | transportation / navigation
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