Inland Waterways of North America
Inland Waterways of North America
Second edition, published May 2019. All the navigable waterways along the Great Lakes, the Atlantic Coast, the Mississippi River basin, and the Pacific Coast. A valuable planning map that shows all the abandoned canals that contributed greatly to the development of both nations: the United States and Canada. Price discounted by nearly 20% to compensate USA customers for the new tariff on imports from the EU.
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Original price was: £17.£14Current price is: £14.
Second edition
Published by Transmanche Publications, May 2019.
Reference map of the operating waterway network (12,000 miles of Corps of Engineers projects plus hundreds of miles of smaller navigations) and the routes of all the historic canals built across the eastern US and Canada from the late 18th to the mid-19th century. There is much detail – scale 1:3.5M – from Sioux City in the west to Maine and Quebec in the east (plus insets and enlargements for peripheral waterways). The first edition was published by Euromapping in 2005 and included a 64-page directory.
Price reduced by nearly 20%, so that USA customers pay the same price as previously, despite the new tariff on imports from the EU. The discount is applicable until after the World Canals Conference to be held in Buffalo, NY, on September 21-25, 2025.
