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 26 - Isle-sur-Doubs
Écluse 27 - Papeteries de l'Isle-sur-Doubs
Écluse 28 - Appenans
Écluse 29 - Goulisse
Écluse 30 - Plaine de Pompierre
Écluse 31 - Pompierre
Pompierre flood gates
Écluse 32 - Clerval
Écluse 33 - Chaux les Clerval (0.75m)
Branne flood lock
Écluse 34 - Branne (3.60m)
Écluse 35 - Ermite (1.65m)
Écluse 36 - Hyèvre-Magny (0.80m)
Écluse 37 - Grand Crucifix (1.25m)
Écluse 38 - Raie-aux-Chèvres (1.05m)
Écluse 39 - Lonot (1.70m)
Écluse 40 - Baumerousse (4.20m)
Écluse 40b Baume-les-Dames flood lock
Écluse 41 - Fourbanne (1.85m)
Écluse 42 - Ougney (1.25m)
Écluse 43 - Douvot
Écluse 44 - Laissey
Écluse 45 - Aigremont
Écluse 46bis - Deluz flood lock
Écluse 46/47 - Deluz (6.40m)
Écluse 48 - Chalèze (3.55m)
Chalèze flood gates
Écluse 49 - Malate (2.60m)
Écluse 50 - Tarragnoz nord (2.10m)
Écluse 50N - Tarragnoz
Besançon flood gates
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