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Nick's Canal Route Planner — CanalPlanAC —

is an interactive guide to the inland waterways of Europe, it helps you plan your journey or holiday, calculates the length (distance, number of locks, time taken etc) of your trip and shows gazetteer information on places along the way (pubs, shops etc). It has an extensive collection of waterway photographs. If you have never used the software before, I recommend that you read the introduction before going any further.

To report a bug, request a new feature or make any other suggestion please follow the link in the left-hand menu and select the "issues" tab.
New features in recent releases:
Features (tunnels, aqueducts, cuttings etc fully supported)
Messaging between users
Route entry wizard

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This is the static index page, which is displayed if you don't have Javascript turned on (if you are certain you have Javascript enabled, and can still see this page, then you have found a bug). Javascript is used all over the place in this verison of CanalPlanAC and you are likely to find it very painful to use (for example you will not be able to change any preferences). Nevertheless, basic planning should be possible and the links have been left in place for that reason. But if you have any option to turn Javascript on I recommend you take it for this site

Disclaimer: This software is provided for interest only. Neither I, nor anyone hosting the software or providing data can accept any responsibility for any accidents, loss or damage in any way resulting from using this software.

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	Your nearest place on the waterways is $name$ on the $wway$. This is $rng$ away	Plan a trip from here
	This is not a cruising waterway; the nearest place on such a waterway is $name$ on the $wway$. This is $rng$ away	Plan a trip from here