The Broads (Waterways Series): Cruising and Tourist Map

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Use our 30 plus Canal Holiday Guides covering the most popular canal routes to give you the 'flavour' of each canal or river.

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Each Guide contains things to see, distances and cruising times. Maps show junctions with other canals and hirefirms & boatyards. Navigation authorities occasionally have to close sections of the network for emergency repairs and maintenance work. Our full section of Top Ten Canal Rings with guides and maps is for those boaters who prefer circular routes.