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Anglian Waterways - the regional river navigation authority

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  • find out more about river advice for boaters

    • You can read Riverviews, our twice-yearly magazine for Waterways users in the Anglian region.

  • important projects being carried out to improve our waterways for people and wildlife
  • the stories shaping the waterways, including those showing the importance of our waterways for mental health and well being

    • The Environment Agency is the Navigation Authority for Anglian Waterways.

    We manage the 7 rivers that make up Anglian Waterways. These are:

    You can follow the link for each river to get:

  • event organisation guidance and application form
  • speed exemption guidance and application form
  • guidance on bridge heights, locks and facilities

    • You can also see these waterways in our Anglian Waterways map (PDF)

    Anglian Waterways offers a range of mooring opportunities in attractive waterside locations across the region. These include leisure, mixed-use and selected residential moorings on the:

    The Environment Agency manages the following mooring locations:

  • Northampton Marina, on the River Nene - you can find out at Northampton Marina mooring
  • Denver Complex, on the River Great Ouse - you can find out more at Denver Complex moorings
  • Upware Moorings, on Reach Lode (River Cam) - you can find out more at Upware mooring

    • You can request a long term mooring using the Anglian Waterways mooring request form 2026 to 2027 (MS Word Document, 135 KB)

    For further information about a mooring, contact the Moorings Team on 0208 474 8261 or by email at [email protected]

    There are many 48-hour visitor and emergency moorings on Anglian waterways. Registered vessels can use these moorings free of charge for the maximum time stated.

    Environment Agency River Inspectors and Enforcement Officers patrol our moorings regularly to make sure boaters don’t stay longer than allowed.

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