Hatherton Canal Maps

Several different maps are presented here, each offering a unique insight into the current state and plans for future restoration.   
  Lichfield Canal Maps   |    Historic Canal Maps


Basic Overview of the Hatherton Canal

Click map to enlarge.

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Then, Now and What Next

Duncan Moore takes a look at what is needed to restore the Hatherton Canal with specially prepared maps comparing old and new. Published December 2022.

See the article here.


Hatherton Canal maps showing the proposed route

Hatherton Junction to Wedges Mill

A permissive footpath is walkable from Oak Lane to the Roman Way just short of the A4601


Wedges Mill to Great Wyrley


Great Wyrley to the Wyrley & Essington Canal

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Read more on the Hatherton Canal


Interactive Google Map of the Hatherton Canal

Interactive Google Map of the Hatherton Canal showing the proposed route and main Points of Interest.

View Hatherton Canal Points of Interest in a larger map


Ordinance Survey 6″ Maps from 1882 and 1938

Click map for more – Historic Maps are on separate page.
Courtesy National Library of Scotland


Canal Route Planner

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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). Here is an example assuming a 2 mph walking speed.

This is the definitive guide to Lichfield & Hatherton canal information, maintained by our magazine editor Stefan Szulc.

The Hatherton Canal can be found here

and The Lichfield Canal here

…and the Wyrley & Essington section of the Birmingham Canal Navigations here


Waterway Routes – Downloadable cruising maps

Waterway Routes provide downloadable cruising maps for Computer, Android, iPhone/iPad or printout.

The Hatherton Canal can be found here

and The Lichfield Canal here

…and the Birmingham Canal Navigations here

These very detailed maps are regularly revised and available free of charge for restoration projects.


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