Waterways of Eastern England

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Fossdyke & Witham Navigations Navigation authority: Canal & River Trust

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Facilities map (Fossdyke)

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River gauge data from Gaugemap Jim Shead’s waterway pages (Fossdyke)

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im Shead’s waterway pages (Witham) Simon Judge’s blog on the Witham Navigable Drains Boat Clubs:

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Burton Waters Boat Club Torksey Yacht Club

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Wash Transit

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Wisbech Harbour Authority

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Local Notices to Mariners

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Simon Judge’s blog of his Wash transit in 2015.

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River Great Ous

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e Navigation authority: Environment Agency (EA)

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Bridge heights,

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locks,

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overhead power lines and facilities

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River advice Navigation closures, notices and river conditions

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Register for the EA strong stream

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alerts for the Bedford Ouse (Earith to Bedford) EA waterways team Twitter feed River gauge data from Gaugemap Great Ouse Boating Association – well worth joining for access to their mooring sites. Facilities guide River levels Great Ouse Boater Facebook group Bridge Boatyard waterway map (download) Jim Shead’s waterway pages Boat clubs: Bedford Boat Club Denver Cruising Club Ouse Valley River Club Pike and Eel Boat Club (St.Ives) Upware Boat Club Whitehouse Boating Club (St Neots) Connected Waterways

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River Wissey River Little Ouse River Lark Cambridgeshire Lodes River Cam

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Navigation authority: Conservators of the River Cam

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Boating home page Short term licences River dimensions (download) Short stay moorings Facilities map River levels Cambridge City Council – moorings Jim Shead’s waterway pages Boat clubs: Cambridge Motor Boat Club (Waterbeach) Middle Level Navigations Navigation authority: Middle Level Commissioners Navigation Home Navigation Notes, River Advice for Boaters, Navigation Byelaws Navigation Map & Map showing minimum headrooms for low bridges Suspension of Navigation Notices Peterborough IWA – cruising times & distances Jim Shead’s waterway pages Bilfen Marina – map (download) Boat clubs: March Cruising Club Middle Level Watermens’ Club River Nene

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Navigation authority: Environment Agency

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Bridge heights,

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locks,

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overhead power lines and facilities River advice Navigation closures, notices and river conditions Guide to Visitor Moorings, Water Points, Pump-Out and Elsan facilities (download) Register for the EA strong stream alerts for the Nene EA waterways team Twitter feed River gauge data from Gaugemap Friends of the River Nene – maintain their own mooring sites Facilities guide Guide to Nene moorings Jim Shead’s waterway pages Peterborough IWA – cruising times & distances Boat clubs: Association of Nene River Clubs Barnwell Boat Club Elton Boat Club Middle Nene Cruising Club Northampton Boat Club Oundle Cruising Club Peterborough Yacht Club Other East Anglian Waterways Association

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