Imray

Navigating the Thames through Central London

Author:	Robert Ludlow
Published:	2012
Format:	Paperback, 32 pages
Size:	248 × 184 × 5 mm

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Margaret Ness to Putney Bridge

General advice and local rules, the place names you will hear on the radio, and the hazards upriver on a fold-out chart.

This small book is intended mainly for leisure boaters who are not familiar with the Thames through central London, though Part 2 may help even the most seasoned watermen.

It covers the river from Margaret Ness in the east to Putney Bridge in the west, the stretch for which most commercial skippers need a local knowledge endorsement. It is a very busy part of the Thames, with every type of craft likely to be met.

The book is in three parts:

general information and advice, mentioning the local rules that apply
a list of places whose names you may read or hear on the radio
the hazards you will meet on the way upriver, shown on a fold-out chart

About Imray

Imray has published nautical information for recreational and professional mariners since the mid-18th century. It is now part of FB Imray, a joint venture with the Austrian cartographers freytag & berndt, and is recognised by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency as a chart producer.