Folded overview map of the 242km-long Canal de Bourgogne, between the Yonne and the Saône, with additional coverage of the Yonne from Auxerre to Joigny and the Saône further upstream to the canal joining it to the Marne and to the Apremont lock. The map shows various facilities and hazards along the route, as described below, with several additional enlargements for more complicated sections. Also included are tables with navigational signs, details of opening times of the locks, and a general description of the area.The map is part of a series of guidebooks from Editions Grafocarte/Editions de l`Ecluse covering France’s canals and navigable waterways with mapping of the route showing locks, stop gates, mooring quays, tunnels, weirs, dangerous shoals, sand or mud banks, etc., as well as a wide range of facilities from drinking water and rubbish disposal to various types of shops, restaurants, pharmacies, shipyards and engine repair workshops, etc. The mapping is usually presented as vertical 28 x 8.5cm panels which, together with the annotations, occupy one whole page of the guide and so each cover 14km or more of the route. Also included as necessary are more detailed enlargements of main basins or photographs of bridges, shown usually as viewed from both directions. The text providing navigational information and tips as well as descriptions of places of interest and a general background are kept separate from the maps but, where possible, placed on the adjoining page to the relevant section of the route.The guides also provide general information on rules and regulations, plus illustrations of navigational signals. Each guide also has an index of locations along the route annotated with symbols indicating various facilities, accompanied where possible with contact details.*All of the text, explanations and the map legend are in French, English and German.**Please note:** The publishers’ name has changed from Editions Grafocarte to Editions de l’Ecluse and the series name shown on each title is Fluviacarte of Navicarte depending on whether mapping of coastal waters is included. Various combinations of these names can be found quoted in other publications on French waterways.