There were originally 75 locks on the south side of the summit leading down to the river Saône but the summit was lowered when the canal was upgraded to Freycinet standard between 1882 and 1904. This standard allowed for barges (péniches) of up to 38 metres in length. The top two locks (numbers 1 and 2) are now remnants and unfortunately can only be found in the winter when the vegetation dies back.
Écluse 51 - Tarragnoz (1.90m)
Écluse 52 - Velotte (1.85m)
Écluse 53 - Gouille (1.70m)
Écluse 54bis - Avenay flood lock
Écluse 54/55 - Rancenay (6.4m)
Écluse 56bis - Thoraise flood lock
Écluse 56 - Thoraise (3.70m)
Écluse 57N - Torpes flood lock
Écluse 57 - Osselle (2.80m)
Disused flood gates
Écluse 58N - Routelle (1.40m)
Écluse 58A - Roset-Fluans (3.80m)
Écluse 59 - Saint-Vit (1.55m)
Écluse 60 - Dampierre (2.36m)
Dampierre flood gates
Écluse 61 - Ranchot (1.85m)
Ranchot flood gates
Écluse 62 - Moulin des Malades (2.35m)
Écluse 63N - Orchamps flood lock
Écluse 63 - Moulin-Rouge (2.40m)
Écluse 64 - Audelange (1.75m)
Audelange flood gates
Écluse 65N - Rochefort flood lock
Écluse 65 - Baverans (1.60m)
Écluse 66 - Charles-Quint (2.25m)
Écluse 67 - Jardin Philippe (1.80m)
Écluse 68 - Prise d'Eau (0.3m)
Écluse 69 - Bon Repos (2.80m)
Écluse 70 - Belvoye (2.50m)
Écluse 71 - Ronce (2.85m)
Écluse 72 - Abergement la Ronce (2.85m)
Écluse 73 - Tuilerie (2.60m)
Écluse 74 - Laperrière (2.70m)
Écluse 75 - Saône (3.10m)
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