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Severn, Avon and Birmingham : Waterways Guide 2 Pdf, Epub, Ebook SEVERN, AVON AND BIRMINGHAM : WATERWAYS GUIDE 2 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Collins Maps | 200 pages | 01 May 2018 | HarperCollins Publishers | 9780008258016 | English | Edinburgh, United Kingdom Severn, Avon and Birmingham : Waterways Guide 2 PDF Book There are comprehensive navigational notes and descriptive text on the history of each canal, and on local services and places of interest, for which postcodes are included — ideal for use with sat-navs. Secondary Col 3. Physical Maps. Borch City Maps. Need it fast? There are comprehensive navigational notes and descriptive text on the history of each canal, and on local services and places of interest, for which postcodes are included - ideal for use with sat-navs. Fixed Scale OS Mapping k,k The Western Wind. Call us on or send us an email at. Grand Union Canal. Meridian Maps. See full delivery information. Michelin Maps. Western Europe Andorra. Free Free Delivery Available. 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