East Coast Rivers
The Crouch, the Blackwater, the Colne and the Stour are charted for the yachtsman in Lieutenant Messum's East Coast Rivers, ...
Read moreThe Crouch, the Blackwater, the Colne and the Stour are charted for the yachtsman in Lieutenant Messum's East Coast Rivers, a guide to sailing England's east coast published by J. D. Potter in 1903, with the charts and sailing directions compiled by S. V. S. C. Messum. Harwich, Mersea and the approaches to the Thames link the rivers, and further sheets follow the shore from Shoeburyness and the Maplin Sands to Orford Ness and Southwold. Tide tables and tidal diagrams help the sailor through the creeks, sandbanks and harbour entrances of Essex and Suffolk.
The Crouch, the Blackwater, the Colne and the Stour are charted for the yachtsman in Lieutenant Messum's East Coast Rivers, a guide to sailing England's east coast published by J. D. Potter in 1903, with the charts and sailing directions compiled by S. V. S. C. Messum. Harwich, Mersea and the approaches to the Thames link the rivers, and further sheets follow the shore from Shoeburyness and the Maplin Sands to Orford Ness and Southwold. Tide tables and tidal diagrams help the sailor through the creeks, sandbanks and harbour entrances of Essex and Suffolk.