Available on-line. Detailed 28 page visitor's guide booklet to the Miami & Erie Canal Heritage Corridor.   This guide contains rich historic, cultural and technical information about the Miami and Erie Canal Corridor with many photos, numbered tour map and more.
	Available on-line. Small fold out brochure of Miami and Erie Canal Heritage Corridor.   Includes photos, tour map, links to parks with canal locks, lakes and more.

State and Historic Parks Along the Canals
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In western Ohio along the, Miami & Erie Canal
   Listed from north to south

• Mary Jane Thurston (Remnants of the old canal.)
• Independence Dam (Seven miles of historic canal between St. Rt. 424 and the park. Ruins of Lock Number Thirteen and a three-mile towpath hiking trail)
• Grand Lake St. Marys (Tow-path trail)
  At one time this lake was the world?s largest man-made lake.
• Indian Lake (Feeder lake for canal)
• Lake Loramie (Tow-path trail)
• Piqua Historical Area State Memorial (Ride the 70 foot-long replica of the General Harrison canal boat)

In eastern Ohio along the, Ohio & Erie Canal
   Listed from north to south

• Portage Lakes (Feeder lake for canal)
• Guilford Lake (Watered remnants of the canal in Akron)
• Beaver Creek (Abandoned Locks and Sandy and Beaver Canal)
• Salt Fork (Near Roscoe Village a restored canal town from the early 1800s in Coshocton.)
• Muskingum River (Working Locks that connect the river to the canals)
• Buckeye Lake (Feeder lake for canal, remnants of canal channel)
• Lake White (Remnants of the old canal channel)