Route
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| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
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| Norwich | 52°37′48″N 1°17′56″E / 52.630°N 1.299°E / 52.630; 1.299 (Norwich) | TG232089 | Destination for cargo |
| Start of cut | 52°33′22″N 1°34′44″E / 52.556°N 1.579°E / 52.556; 1.579 (Start of cut) | TG426014 | Jn with River Yare |
| End of cut | 52°31′55″N 1°37′12″E / 52.532°N 1.620°E / 52.532; 1.620 (End of cut) | TM456989 | Jn with R Waveney |
| Oulton Dyke | 52°29′24″N 1°40′55″E / 52.490°N 1.682°E / 52.490; 1.682 (Oulton Dyke) | TM500943 | Jn with R Waveney |
| Lowestoft | 52°28′23″N 1°45′11″E / 52.473°N 1.753°E / 52.473; 1.753 (Lowestoft) | TM549927 | harbour |
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