The ANWB Wateralmanak 1 in its current version is mandatory equipment in the Netherlands. This volume contains all the legal provisions of the Dutch and Belgian Inland Waterways Police Regulations (BPR) that are important for water sports, as well as the Inland Radio Manual (marifonie). An updated version is published every two years. Approx. 850 pagesThe ANWB Wateralmanak 2 is an annual, indispensable area handbook and nautical reference book for sailing in the Netherlands and Belgium. It contains a directory of Dutch and Belgian marinas, as well as all the necessary information on operating times and call options for locks and bridges, and practical information on moorings, fees and supply options. With two-color port plans, approx. 900 pages.Both volumes are published in Dutch, with German explanations of signs and abbreviations.Publisher: Royal Netherlands Tourist Board ANWB.Paperback format: 21 x 10.8 x 4cm.

The ANWB Wateratlas Nederland combines the well-known ANWB water charts with information from the Wateralmanak Part 2 for navigation on lakes and rivers about marinas and operating times of bridges and locks in a compact, spiral-bound format. There is a water atlas for Nederland noord, midden and zuid.The ANWB Water Atlas contains:Waterway maps (scale 1:50,000, 1 cm = 500 m) with nautical information for the waterwaysInformation on marinas, moorings, filling stationsOperating times and passage dimensions of bridges, locks and tunnelsThe ANWB Wateratlas Nederland noord replaces the ANWB Waterkaarten 1 Friesland, 2 Noord Groningen, 3 Zuid Groningen and 20 Waddenzee. It also covers parts of ANWB Waterkaarten 4 Drenthe, 5 Kop van Overijssel, 18 IJsselmeer and 19 Dutch Coast. It covers the waterways in Friesland and Groningen, including the Wadden Sea and large parts of the Kop van Noord Holland, Drenthe and a small section of the Kop van Overijssel.The ANWB Water Atlas Nederland midden replaces the ANWB Water Maps 5 Kop van Overijssel, 6 Twente Canals, 7 Gelderse IJssel Zuid, 8 Great Rivers, 9 Randmeren and Vecht and 11 Hollandse Plassen. It also overlaps with parts of ANWB Waterkaart 4 Drenthe, 5 Kop van Overijssel, 10 North Holland, 12 Hollandse Delta, 18 IJsselmeer and 19 Dutch Coast. Waterkaart Amsterdam and Waterkaart 21 Vinkeveense en Loosdrechtse Plassen will also be replaced. It covers the waterways in Utrecht, Flevoland, Randmeren and Markermeer as well as parts of Drenthe, Overijssel, Gelderland, North and South Holland, including the coastal waters.The ANWB Water atlas Nederland zuid replaces the ANWB Water maps 13 West-Brabant, 14 Zeeland-Delta, 15 Biesbosch, 16 North-Brabant and North-Limburg, 17 Limburg-Maas-South and parts of the Water maps 8 Grote Rivieren, 12 Hollandse Delta and 19 Nederlandse Kust. It covers the waterways in Zeeland, North Brabant and Limburg as well as parts of South Holland, Utrecht, Brabant and Gelderland, including the South Holland Delta and adjacent coastal waters.The ANWB Water Atlas is published annually at the end of March.

The ANWB Water Atlas Staande Mastroute describes the rewarding inland trip across the Netherlands, which is far more than just an alternative to the North Sea route. In addition to the main route between Haringvliet in the south and Delfzijl on the Ems in the north, all alternative routes and the detour to Den Helder are also included.The maps in the atlas with staple binding are based on the ANWB water charts.The operating times of bridges and locks are noted directly on the map sheets, as is information on the marinas. The selection of marinas is limited to those with berths for boats with a draught of 1.50 m or more.The atlas is divided into five routes:Route 1 Haringvliet to AmsterdamRoute 2 Alternative route via Leiden and HaarlemRoute 3 Alternative route North Sea Canal - Den HelderRoute 4 Amsterdam to LemmerRoute 5 Lemmer to DelfzijlThe bridges and structures are numbered and refer to the Wateralmanak 2 structure numbers. Depth information is only used sparingly in the maps.2019 edition. 60 pages. Scale 1:50,000. In Dutch, with legend in Dutch, English and German.