All CRT Moorings

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Long-term moorings run by Canal & River Trust itself, including its Waterside Moorings sites. Listings use the Trust’s site codes (such as L1 or S1) and are based on CRT open data.

CRT Moorings
Leighton Buzzard Permanent Moorings
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Leighton Buzzard Permanent Moorings

CRT permanent mooring site at Leighton Buzzard. Data from Canal & River Trust open data, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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Cooks Wharf Marina
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Cooks Wharf Residential Moorings (L1)

Canal & River Trust residential moorings at Cooks Wharf on the Grand Union Canal, by Bridge 126 about a mile south of Cheddington, between Leighton Buzzard and Marsworth. The site takes up to 18 boats, moored against timber pontoons (7.5m or 8m long) or the piled edge. Berths have smart-metered electricity, drinking water, Elsan and refuse disposal, one parking bay each and a shared grassed area. Moorings are let through Waterside Moorings, the Trust’s mooring booking service. CRT site L1. Details from Waterside Moorings.