Imray

Map of the River Thames

Published:	2021
Format:	Folded Map

£9⁹⁵

Tax included

Delivery Information

We dispatch most orders within one working day.

Admiralty charts are printed to order. During the busy season from April to August dispatch may take three to five working days due to print queues. If you'd like to know our current dispatch time or if you're up against a deadline please get in touch and we will do our best to help.

Shipping is free on orders over £50.

We ship to the UK. If you're ordering from outside the UK, get in touch and we'll see what we can do.

Friendly Advice

Got a question or need help finding something? We're a seafarer-run business and we're happy to help.

Fill in the contact form or use the chat button.

We're available seven days a week.

Returns

Not what you were looking for? No problem. We accept returns of items in as-sold condition within 30 days. Just let us know and we'll sort everything out, including the cost of return shipping.

Please note that Admiralty charts are not returnable as they are printed to order. See our returns policy for more information.

If anything arrives faulty or damaged, get in touch and we'll sort it out.

Explore the Thames from Source to Hammersmith

Navigate the iconic River Thames with Imray's detailed map, covering its journey from Cricklade to Hammersmith Bridge, with locks, pubs, and attractions.

This popular map of the non-tidal Thames covers the river from its source above Cricklade to the entrance of the Grand Union Canal at Brentford, just below Teddington Locks. Convenient for use in the cockpit, it serves as the ideal companion to Chris Cove-Smith’s River Thames Book.

What’s Inside

Designed for easy reference, this detailed map includes:

Full information on boating facilities along the river.
Essential navigation details, including restricting dimensions, locks, and bridges.
Pubs, the Thames Path, and points of special interest.
Large-scale insets of Oxford, Abingdon, Reading, Henley, Windsor and Eton, the River Wey junction, and the entrance to the Grand Union Canal.

Clear and well-presented, this map is an invaluable tool for boaters, walkers, and anyone exploring the Thames.