The two regions of Belgium, the flatland canals of Flanders along the English Channel and the hills & rivers of Wallonie in the south, are connected in a dense 1,600-km network of recently improved waterways. The rivers Leie, Schelde, Sambre & Meuse are favorites of canals cruisers and are popular routes from Holland to France.

EuroCanals Guide: Waterways of Belgium

* Description of all navigable inland waterways in Belgium

* Waterway details; length (km), draft, height, number of locks

* Description of local charts and where to get them

* Useful Addresses and contact information

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WATERWAYS IN THIS GUIDE:
Kanaal Gent-Terneuzen
Moervaart
Boven-Zeeschelde
Beneden-Zeeschelde
Schelde-Rijnverbinding
Albertkanaal
Canal Albert
Canal de Monsin
Haccourt-Visé canal
Canal de Lanaye
Rupel
Beneden-Nete
Netekanaal
Kanaal van Dessel over Turnhout naar Schoten
Kanaal van Bocholt naar Herentals
Kanaal Dessel-Kwaadmechelen
Zuidwillemsvaart
Kanaal Briegden-Neerharen
Kanaal naar Beverlo
Kanaal Leuven-Dijle
Dijle
Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde
Dender
Haut Escaut
Boven Schelde
Kanaal Bossuit-Kortrijk
Leie
Grensleie
Lys mitoyenne
Kanaal Roeselare-Leie
Afleidingskanaal van de Leie
Kanaal van Eeklo
Boudewijnkanaal
Kanaal Gent-Oostende
Kanaal Plassendaele-Nieuwpoort
Kanaal Nieuwpoort-Duinkerken
Ijzer
Lokanaal
Kanaal Ieper-Ijzer
Kanaal Blaton-Ath
Kanaal Charleroi-Brussel
Centrumkanaal
Canal du Centre
Kanaal Nimy-Blaton-Péronnes
Kanaal Pommeroeul-Condé
Basse Sambre
Haute Sambre
Haute Meuse
Meuse Moyenne
Basse Meuse

Links to waterway authorities and associations:

Commitee for the Promotion of Tourism on the inland waterways

Vlaanderen (Flanders)

Wallonie