Download maps of the River Avon (Stratford).
The most up to date and clearest maps of the River Avon (Stratford) are available for download.
View on your computer, laptop, smart phone, or tablet, or print if you prefer the traditional paper format.
GPS tracking (on devices with GPS) shows you exactly where you are as you move along the map.
Monthly updates ensure you start with an up to date map, with options to keep it up to date too.
Clear Maps
Clear presentation shows the Locks, bridges, and aqueducts etc. superimposed on an Ordnance Survey (OS) background map. Icons represent all the facilities, including moorings and their time limits. Download the key to see the features which appear on the maps.
Information bars, positioned every half hour, show the distance from the end of the canal, in kilometres and miles, the number of locks, the number of opening bridges, and the cruising time in hours.
Route Covered
The maps cover the route shown in orange for the whole of the River Avon (Stratford) including:
- River Avon from Tewkesbury to Stratford upon Avon
- Proposed High Avon Navigation
Map Formats
The River Avon (Stratford) Map is available in a choice of two formats:-
The Acrobat (pdf) map includes 15 pages of maps plus 4 cover pages. These can be viewed on screen a page at a time.
The pages are sized for printing A4, or A5 if your eyesight is good enough.
This map can be used on computers, laptops, phones and tablets with Acrobat Reader (or equivalent) software or app installed.
The Memory-Map (qct) map has the same map pages joined into one scrollable and zoomable map.
This map works on Android, iPhone/iPad, Windows and Mac with Memory‑Map (or equivalent) software or app installed, and the classic map compatibility option enabled.
Installing
Please read more about installing each of the map formats, and the software or apps you will need to install:-
Downloading
Download links are sent by email, usually within a few seconds of payment being made and will be valid for 48 hours. Please check you junk mail folders if the email doesn’t appear promptly.
Free Map Examples
My maps for the Droitwich Canals are free to download in both Acrobat (pdf) and Memory‑Map (qct) formats. Please download and try these to see how good my maps are, and make sure you can install them on your device(s).
I also produce maps for canal restoration projects which are all free to download in both Acrobat (pdf) and Memory‑Map (qct) formats. These restoration maps are very similar in style to the maps for the open waterways.
Licencing and Copyright
The licence conditions permit you to use my maps on up to five devices. That’s computers, laptops, phones, tablets etc.
The maps are licenced for personal use. Business licences are available on request.
Copyright in the background maps is held by Ordnance Survey. Copyright in all other work is held by Waterway Routes. The maps should not be copied without permission except for the limited circumstances permitted by law.
DVDs
I also produce DVDs of the Avon Ring (which includes the River Avon) in a choice of formats:-
- Popular – Like a television programme with highlights of a cruise, including commentary and background music.
- Bowcam – A forward facing camera, running all the time, then speeded up to show the whole route.
- Combined – Both Popular and Bowcam DVDs in one box
Alternatives
The River Avon (Stratford) also appears in:-
- England & Wales Maps which includes all the Waterway Routes maps joined into one large map which is cheaper than buying the maps individually.
- Avon Ring Maps which include the River Avon (Stratford) plus the rest of the Avon Ring too.
The proposed Higher Avon Navigation is free to download in my Higher Avon Navigation (Proposed) Maps.
Purchasing Now Free to Download
The Avon Navigation Trust (ANT), the charity responsible for navigation on the River Avon, has worked with Waterway Routes to make these maps free to download.
Please see the details on the main River Avon (Stratford) Map page.
Do the maps show where shallow waters are? My father has a Princess 32 at Wyre Piddle on the River Avon and there are places where it catches the legs on the bottom of the river once we get past Evesham.
Gareth: My maps don’t show the location of shallow water. On a river the locations of the shoals will be constantly moving and varying with the flow on the river.
Have you tried contacting the Avon Navigation Trust as they are the navigation authority for the river.
Yes I have tried contacting A.N.T. but they said they managed to get up there with a cruiser without issue. Thanks for your help anyway.