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Navigating the Thames through Central London

Author:	Robert Ludlow
Edition:	2012
Format:	Paperback
Size:	248 x 184 mm

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Practical Guide to Boating in Central London

Essential advice for navigating the Thames from Margaret Ness to Putney Bridge.

Navigating the Thames Through Central London by Robert Ludlow is a compact yet invaluable guide designed to assist leisure boaters unfamiliar with this busy stretch of the river. Covering the Thames from Margaret Ness in the east to Putney Bridge in the west, it provides essential information for safe passage through the heart of London.

What’s Inside

Divided into three practical sections, this guide includes:

General advice, including local rules and navigation tips.
A listing of key locations frequently mentioned on the radio.
A fold-out chart detailing potential hazards along the route.

The section of the Thames covered in this book is one of the busiest, requiring awareness of a wide variety of vessels and traffic patterns. While primarily aimed at leisure boaters, even experienced watermen may find useful insights in Part 2. A must-have for anyone navigating the Thames through central London.