Waterways > River Tamar
River Tamar
The River Tamar flows along the border of Devon and Cornwall, into the English Channel.
River Tamar Map
Facts & Stats
44 miles
(71km)
Navigable stretch of the River Tamar.
Waterway notes
Navigation Authority
Aston Nature Reserve
Work to bring the Montgomery Canal back into use as a navigation must also protect habitats
Burslem Branch Canal Conservation Area
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Crown Wharf
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