Guide to the River Marne (Printed version)
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This guide covers the River Marne, which flows from its source in the Langres plateau close to the town of Balesmes for 514 kms until it joins the River Seine at Charenton-le-Pont on the southern outskirts of Paris. It is only navigable for 178 kms of its length, from the town of Épernay until the confluence with the Seine.
This guide covers the River Marne, which flows from its source in the Langres plateau close to the town of Balesmes for 514 kms until it joins the River Seine at Charenton-le-Pont on the southern outskirts of Paris. It is only navigable for 178 kms of its length, from the town of Épernay until the confluence with the Seine.
Details are provided on all the marinas, haltes and other mooring points (even picnic stops) along the waterway, together with information on facilities, shopping and nearby attractions. Each mooring point is illustrated by a colour photo, meaning that the guide is the only detailed pictorial reference available for cruising on this waterway.
This guide is one of a series of 17 full colour guides to moorings on the French inland waterways, produced and edited by Gordon Knight, based on a series of annual cruises along these beautiful inland waterways.
The guide is regularly updated (usually annually) using reports submitted by members of the CA's European Inland Waterways Section (EIWS).
Note that this is the printed version of the guide which is free for CA members to download. The digital version of the guide can be downloaded free for members here.
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This guide covers the River Marne, which flows from its source in the Langres plateau close to the town of Balesmes for 514 kms until it joins the River Seine at Charenton-le-Pont on the southern outskirts of Paris. It is only navigable for 178 kms of its length, from the town of Épernay until the confluence with the Seine.