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Permanent LEGEND BRIDGE PIER moorings Other Buoy This diagram is for Restricted Line when proceeding Starboard Buoy general information Zone ON THE only, local names with the flood Right hand Crossing rule applies have been used and it Line when proceeding THE FAIRWAY zone is not intended to be with the ebb (ColRegs) definitive. Please refer Port Buoy Line when proceeding INSHORE ZONE River at low to Admiralty Chart 3319 against the stream Foreshore at low tide for detailed information (or working the slacks) Do not scale. DOVE Outflow Ramp River at high tide LANDMARK PIER SON LTU N 2 FSC AKN ARA BRIDGE ‘STONE’ EYOT BRIDGE Harbour E SPS AITS Master W FULLERS Black RIVERSIDE PARK Hog hole BREWERY Lion OLIVER’S River AIT MIDDLESEX LOT’S AIT View Crabtree reach KEW Brentford PIER 1 S HARRODS Ait Hog Harbourmaster ‘The Petrol Hole Pumps’ Oliver’s Ait CHISWICK Chiswick Steps Tea BRENTFORD Lot’s PIER Rose MIDDLESEX Ait KEW ‘RAIL’ UL Chiswick DOCK MARINA UL BRIDGE LEP Steps DUKE’S Crossing MEADOWS flats ‘The Barges’ KEW MILE POST GARDENS Corney reach Mile SYON Chiswick reach Post CHISWICK THE PARK Syon BANDSTAND Reach MARINA Small BARN Barker’s Duke’s Meadows Proffitt’s Barn MAA ELMS (FFC) Rails WMN Dock Elms QBC Chiswick BBL CYG Bridge EMA 3 Syon TSS PTR TTR PAR Crossing SURREY Crossing Tradesmen’s ‘THE PINK Bull’s Alley BISHOP’S PARK HOUSE’ Syon reach CHISWICK BARNES ‘The Black Buoy’ BRIDGE Ship BRIDGE Crossing FULHAM Inn SURREY IMP RAILWAY “THE CRB TRC “YE WHITE DUL VRC BRIDGE SHIP” STAG HART” PUTNEY 4 WES HSB KCS LRC AIT BREWERY EMBANKMENT PUTNEY PIER

PUTNEY BRIDGE • When going against the stream (working the slacks) - you must stay in the inshore zone, close to the bank and always inside the buoys. 5 You may only cross the river at the designated crossing points, unless you are returning to a boathouse. RICHMOND N • When going with the stream, either on the ebb or on the flood - you must stay in the fairway. Keep to starboard of the channel at all times. LOCK • When meeting oncoming craft, keep to starboard so as to pass port to port. However, at low water a big craft may need to be in the ‘wrong’ position. If it is safe you may pass starboard to starboard, but show your intentions early. • You should always paddle according to the direction of the stream, not the tide. If you are not sure which way the stream is going, look at the buoys, bridges or moored boats. • If in doubt when the tide turns, keep to starboard. • Do not stop, turn or overtake within 75 metres of a bridge. ALWAYS KEEP A GOOD LOOKOUT • Do not stop in a crossing zone • If in doubt about any of the above always seek advice Assume that others cannot see you

Neil Pickford (Cygnet RC) 2008

1 Strand on the Green sailing club UL University of (Boathouse) TSS SON PAR Parrs Priory CRB Crabtree

2 London Corinthian sailing club PTR Putney Town TTR Thames Tradesmen LTU Latymer Upper School IMP Imperial College DUL

3 Barn Elms Boathouse MAA Anglian & Alpha EMA Emanuel School SPS St. Paul’s School TRC Thames HSB HSBC

4 Ranelagh sailing club QBC Quintin CYG Cygnet FSC Furnivall VRC Vesta KCS Kings College School

5 Hurlingham Yacht club WMN Westminster University BBL Barnes Bridge Ladies AKN Auriol Kensington WES Westminster School LRC London