Maps

Price: € 180.00

David Edwards-May, Euromapping, 2008

The 3rd edition of our popular map and directory was published in 2008. The 64-page directory by David Edwards-May describes the waterway network country by country and provides a mass of information of value to all those who are interested in inland navigation as a mode of transport, but also - for a growing number of enthusiasts - a way of life. The two maps (front and back of the sheet) cover the same areas as the previous edition: from Ireland and Portugal to the Caspian Sea and, on the other side, a significantly enhanced map covering the denser part of the network, from Dublin to Bratislava on the Danube. The booklet accompanying the map includes many colour photos and larger-scale maps of particular areas. The map has a legend in English, French, German and Dutch (booklet in English only).

Price: € 16.00

David Edwards-May, Euromapping, 2005

Ideal for Grand Circle cruise planning and exploring the routes and vestiges of the historic canals, this map is similar in style to the map of European inland waterways. Covers USA and Canada from Sioux City on the Missouri in the west to Maine, Quebec and Nova Scotia in the east, and from Lake superior to Miami.

Price: € 22.00

Ruth Delany & David Edwards-May, Euromapping, 2006

Third edition of the map of inland waterways which span Ireland from north to south and east to west, together with a concise directory. More than 1000 kilometres of navigable canals, rivers, estuaries and lakes, open for cruising holidays in hire boats or private craft. Published jointly with Ireland Waterways.

Price: € 17.00

ONU, 2006 (produced by Euromapping)

This map, produced by Euromapping for the UN, is more technical than our European Waterways map, and will interest all those who are involved in or monitoring inland water transport. Two other maps on the reverse show the waterways classified by available draught and by navigability zones (determined by wave height).

Price: € 20.00

All-in-one satnav system published by EurEauWeb Ltd, GB - 2011

Designed, developed and marketed by boaters for boaters, Water-Way is Europe's first satellite navigation solution for inland waterways providing up-to-date waterways, navigation and tourist information - an essential cruising guide showing both waterways facilities and nearby tourist attractions.

Price: € 140.00

Operating network and projects

Vector map for high-quality display of all key information on this waterway network at any scale; Elbe/Labe, Moldau/Vltava and Bata Canal in the Morava valley, and projected Danube-Oder-Elbe water corridor, for navigation, water management and flood protection.

Price: € 10.00

including the waterways of Belgium, the Netherlands and the Rhine

Complements the guide Inland Waterways of France, planning map at the scale of 1:1 500 000, completely recompiled by David Edwards-May and redrawn in the style of Euromapping's other reference maps, with much enhanced detail.  Enlargements for Northern France and part of Belgium, and Paris region. List of boat harbours.

Price: € 12.00

David Edwards-May, Euromapping, 2013

Subscription to the 4th edition of our popular map (previous editions published in 1993, 2002 and 2008), covering immediate download of the current pdf version of the larger-scale map (from Dublin to Bratislava on the Danube).

Price: € 30.00

Overview of Grand Canal and the Yangtze River to the Three Gorges dam, locks & lift, 2011

Where waterways began, in China and the world, across the plains and low watersheds from the Yangtze to the Yellow River and Beijing; overview map by Xingming Zhong, showing the heritage (original route of the Grand Canal) and the current situation, with the Grand Canal rehabilitated and enlarged north almost to the Yellow River, while north to Beijing only isolated lengths and structures are intact. For immediate download.

Price: € 10.00

Euromapping, 2005

Digital version of the detailed network map, a valuable tool for scholars and users of inland water transport, 'Great Loop' cruise planning and exploring the routes and vestiges of the historic canals. USA and Canada from Sioux City on the Missouri in the west to Maine, Quebec and Nova Scotia in the east, and from Lake Superior to Miami. Insets for West Coast waterways. Vector file for optimum screen display, posters, etc.

Price: € 14.00

State of progress recorded in 2002

Overview of UK canal restoration projects and progress as published in World Wide Waterways No. 15 in summer 2002. Vector map allowing quality prints at any dimensions. For immediate download.

Price: € 10.00