Mooring map

[Dave Payne]

Any maps online that show the mooring points on the network, looking for one that shows boundary's with days permitted.

Usually use waterscape but it doesn't show where the boundary's begin or end, looking for a spot around cropredy for 7 days.

[Neil Walker]

I did once find a crt 'boundary' map specifically for Banbury but buggered if I can find it since. So they do exist. Will post up if I can find such later.

[Detling]

most of cropredy is 24 hr some 48hr  then a few permanent and just either side of that lot there is 14 day(maybe 1 miles worth) but there is a good number of CC ers there who move around enough to avoid action.

[john6767]

Unless it has improved that wes the issue with the map based system over the old boaters guides (which are still available), the new map system does not show the mooring time limits at visitor moorings nor does it give an indication of the length available at that site, both of which the guides did.

[croftie]

This may be of help for the Thames

https://www.thamesvisitormoorings.co.uk/home/

[Drowsy Maggie]

The CRT 'KM-Length' map is here...

https://canalrivertrust.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTools/index.html?appid=b46e3e0bda4a44a0be267df7674139a5

 

In the search box use, for example 'GU-100'   (2 letter canal, 3 digit Km position along canal)

If you zoom in far enough you will see dots on the canal. These are 25 Metres apart. Click on a dot to get its full place reference.

It can be very difficult to see the start and end of a single KM-length, as CRT use dark blue for the highlighted length, on light blue for the rest of the waterway (Doh!)

If anyone finds a way to DOWNLOAD this map please, please let me know

CROPREDY is around OX-072

Edited June 30, 2017 by Drowsy Maggie
Cropredy added

[Tanglewood]

Came through Cropredy about three days ago. The mooring restrictions are clearly signed and there was loads of space. 

[Drayke]

13 hours ago, Drowsy Maggie said:

The CRT 'KM-Length' map is here...

https://canalrivertrust.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTools/index.html?appid=b46e3e0bda4a44a0be267df7674139a5

 

In the search box use, for example 'GU-100'   (2 letter canal, 3 digit Km position along canal)

If you zoom in far enough you will see dots on the canal. These are 25 Metres apart. Click on a dot to get its full place reference.

It can be very difficult to see the start and end of a single KM-length, as CRT use dark blue for the highlighted length, on light blue for the rest of the waterway (Doh!)

If anyone finds a way to DOWNLOAD this map please, please let me know

CROPREDY is around OX-072

Zoom onto the section you would like to download, press print then next screen you should be able to download and save. 

[Drowsy Maggie]

F Drake - I think you mean a screensave? I would like to be able to download the entire map, so I can search it offline when I have no internet connection. Any ideas, anyone?

[ronnietucker]

You could try these: https://www.waterwayroutes.co.uk/wr/maps.html

OK, the maps cost £4 to download, but it's a printable PDF (over several A4 pages) with great info. I have the Forth & Clyde Canal one. Worth every penny.