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Local Marinas Leaflet Church Minshull To Middlewich and the Trent & Mersey Canal Aqueduct Marina To Chester and Shropshire Union Canal Ellesmere Port (Middlewich Branch) Nantwich Information Centre The Outlanes Shropshire Union Canal Church Minshull Aqueduct Marina Barbridge Nantwich Junction Venetian Marina Cheshire Hurleston Local Junction CW5 6DX www.aqueductmarina.co.uk Swanley Bridge 01270 525040 Marina Marinas Nantwich Canal Centre A modern Award Winning Marina at one of the Llangollen Nantwich best locations in the country. Situated on the Canal Middlewich Branch of the Shropshire Union Shropshire Union Canal Canal, 5 miles north of Nantwich. Aqueduct Marina has full length serviced moorings for To Llangollen narrow boats and on-site boat storage facilities. Overwater Marina Dedicated marine engineers and workshops are Audlem Mill available to satisfy your boating maintenance Audlem To the Midlands and London needs. Contains Ordnance Survey data © www.waterwayroutes.co.uk v2.0 © Crown copyright and database right 2018 Producing Waterway Maps and DVDs Open seven days a week with the popular Gallery Café, well-stocked Chandlery and boats for sale. Easy to visit by road or canal. The Marina also offers a flexible event space for business, networking or celebratory events. Please visit the website for more For further information contact information. Nantwich Information Centre: Civic Hall, Market Street, Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 5DG Tel: 01270 303150 / 01270 628633 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nantwichtowncouncil.gov.uk Sites listed in order of travelling distance from Nantwich Information Centre. Information correct at time of printing. The map is kindly provided by Waterway Routes. Waterway Routes produce a large range of up to date maps covering the waterways of Britain, available by download from their website. Their DVDs make great ideas for birthdays, Christmas and thank-you gifts. Nantwich Canal Swanley Bridge Overwater Marina Centre Marina Coole Lane Basin End Springe Lane Newhall Chester Road Swanley Nantwich Nantwich Nantwich Cheshire Cheshire Cheshire CW5 8AY CW5 8LB CW5 8NR 01270 812677 01270 625122 01270 524571 www.overwatermarina.co.uk www.facebook.com/nantwichmarina www.swanleybridgemarina.com Swanley Bridge Marina is Overwater Marina is set in the beautiful South Nantwich Marina is located a short walk from located at the start of the Cheshire countryside on the Shropshire Union the beautiful, historic town of Nantwich on the beautiful Llangollen Canal, Canal. Visit the on-site café on foot, or boaters can only 30 minutes cruising Shropshire Union Canal. There are plenty of enjoy the facilities in ‘Café at Bridge 80’ with 2 time from Hurleston Locks, facilities for boaters visiting by barge or on foot. the gateway to the canal hours free mooring. Visitor moorings available for Visit ‘Shop By The Canal’ for supplies and network which includes the famous Cheshire Ring a small nightly fee. stunning, unique handmade gifts. Craft classes and Four Counties Ring. Moorings and facilities The Café is open every day from 9:30 until 16:00. for adults, families and children are available too. available for visitors including a full range of Office opening hours: Open 7 days a week 9:30 to 17:00 (9:30 to 15:30 in professional engineering services. Summer - every day 9:30 to 17:00 the winter). Winter - every day 9:30 to 16:00 Visit the lovely Waterside Café which opens 9:00 Venetian Marina to 16:00 Monday to Friday and 9:00 to 16:30 Cholmondeston weekends (closes 15:00 in winter). Nantwich Other facilities on site include a Chandlery and Cheshire Laundrette. CW5 6DD 01270 528251 www.venetianmarina.co.uk Venetian Marina has 150 moorings, a good selection of narrow boats for sale, a workshop, dry dock, chandlery & gift shop. They also offer expert advice on buying or selling narrow boats and caring for narrow boats. .
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