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Lee & Stort Navigation | England: Characteristics & Overview

Rating of waterway

Degree of difficulty:
Some experience is an advantage

Requirements:
no rating

Character of waterway:
with urban surroundings, Waterway in reclusion

Profile of waterway:
Used by tourists only

Facilities groundside:
Sufficiant



Lee & Stort Navigation | England: Tips & Detailed information

Wharfs, Marinas, Harbors, Facilities, Houseboat hirers, Restaurants and Shops.

Facts to this waterway:

106 km
25.90 x 4.80 m
37
1.20 m
2.00 m


Thames River | England


Lee & Stort Navigation
This information covers the rivers Lee, Bow Back, Old Lee, City Mills, Waterworks and Stort. The dimensions for the River Stort are smaller than indicated. From the Regents resp. Hertford Union Canal in East London, it extends northward to Field’s Weir lock. If one continues straight on, one proceeds on the Lee Navigation to beyond Hertford, while if one branches off to the right after the lock one travels on the Sort Navigation, which continues to beyond Bishop’s Sortford.


Houseboat & Narrowboat Hirer Lee & Stort Navigation

Lee Valley Boat Centre


Lee and Stort / Homepage


The Navigation of the River Lee 1190 - 1790


No.1 Grand Union, Oxford & the South East  |  Nicholson


Author: Harper Collins / Editor: Nicholson / Language: English
Delivery time: instantly

Navigational notes include: Planning a cruise, using a lock and bridges, winding holes, boatyards and local services.Covers the Grand Union Canal (Limehouse & Brentford to Slough, Aylesbury, Northampton and Salford Junction), Lee & Stort navigations, Oxford (Oxford to Hawkesbury Junction) Thames (Brentford to Thames Barrier), Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation and the Medway. Also: The history of each canal, places of interest, pubs and restaurants, opportunities for walking and cycling. Spiralbounding, size: A5

Prize: € 23.50  /  for maps / book orders




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