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The Wisbech Canal once ran between the tidal River Nene at Wisbech and Well Creek at Outwell on the Middle Level Navigations. It was closed in 1926.
I have added the Wisbech Canal to the range of free canal maps that can be downloaded from my website. From the November 2017 issue onwards, it’s also included in these maps
Visit the Wisbech Canal Map pages to download the free map on its own.
If you remember reading a similar post yesterday then you are right.
No sooner had I published the November 2017 map updates yesterday than I discovered that the Ordnance Survey (OS) had just published a new set of the maps that I use for the background on my maps.
I could have waited to include the new OS maps in my December updates but I thought I’d bring them to you straight away.
So this is the second issue of my maps this month, but the only change in the 24 hours between versions 68 and 69 is the inclusion of updated OS background maps.
I’m pleased to announce the November 2017 updates to my cruising maps are now available.
As usual, many of the maps have minor changes this month – those with the most significant changes are:-
You can update your map to the latest version – cost price for the next six issues after purchase, then a small charge after that. You can also upgrade to a larger map. Just email paul@waterwayroutes.co.uk with details of your existing maps for a no obligation quote.