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River Thames

Author:	Chris Cove-Smith
Edition:	2022
Format:	Spiral-bound
Size:	210 x 149 mm

£14⁹⁵

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The Best-Selling Guide to the Thames

Comprehensive navigation guide from the Thames Barrier to Cricklade.

The River Thames Book, now in its eighth edition, is the best-selling guide to the Thames, covering its course from the Barrier in London to Cricklade in Gloucestershire. This essential resource provides detailed navigation notes alongside comprehensive facilities listings.

What’s Inside

Chris Cove-Smith’s updated text describes the river in detail, supported by clear and accurate mapping. The guide covers:

The Thames Tideway from the Barrier to Teddington, where the river transitions from a tidal waterway into a managed navigation.
The non-tidal Thames from Teddington Lock to Cricklade, passing through historic towns such as Windsor, Henley, and Oxford.
The River Wey, Basingstoke Canal, and the Kennet & Avon Canal to Great Bedwyn.
Exhaustive listings of moorings, services, and facilities along each section.

From the bustling tidal Thames in London to the tranquil upper reaches near its source, this guide is an indispensable companion for boaters, paddlers, and those exploring the river by foot or bicycle.