WaterProof Navigation Charts with Large Print - Northeast U.S. Region

Since their inception in 1989, these WaterProof Navigation Charts with Large Print have become America?s most popular nautical charts. These Large Print editions feature larger print, bigger and clearer place names which make the charts easier to read and destinations easier to find. Incredibly accurate and exceptionally clear, used by Coast Guard and Navy, and simple to use with GPS, this fold-up WaterProof Navigation Charts of the Northeast U.S. Region is printed on easy-to-read, tear-resistant synthetic paper that's so tough you can?t ruin it. Each WaterProof Navigation Chart with Large Print is printed on both sides and includes bright vivid colors which make depths easier to spot and GPS waypoints printed directly on the chart, making it quick and easy to set up your electronics. Charts measure 25' x 38'. Maine to Boston ? Marblehead and The North Shore ? Model 65E This great combination of three government charts is the only chart that provides continuous shoreline coverage from Massachusetts Bay to the New Hampshire Border. Side A provides complete coverage from President Roads north to Seabrook Beach and the New Hampshire Border. Side B is a detail side covering Lynn, Marblehead, Salem Sound and Salem, with a detailed inset of Manchester and Manchester Harbor. Over 30 GPS waypoints for major harbor entrances, and extra latitude and longitude lines to ease GPS plotting. Information from NOAA charts 13275, 13278 and 13267. New York to Cape Cod - Cape Cod South Shore - Model 51E Approximately 20% larger than the original NOAA charts, this uncluttered navigation chart is exceptionally easy to read. The west side of the chart covers from Woods Hole and Vineyard Haven on Marthas Vineyard to Osterville and approximately eight miles offshore Cape Cod. The east side covers from Centerville Harbor east to Monomoy Island and the Stage Harbor Channel to Chatham with good detail of Hyannis Harbor, Lewis Bay and the Bass River. Plotted GPS waypoints for the harbor entrances make it easy to set up your electronics. This chart is a combination of five NOAA charts: 13229, 13237 and 13233. GPS Datum. New York to Cape Cod - Chatham, Pleasant Bay and Monomoy Island - 50E This is the only chart accurately depicting the approaches to Chatham since the 'break' of 1989. The north side of the chart features easy-to-use direct coverage of Pleasant Bay and Chatham Harbor, including the new sand connection to South Beach and the Chatham placed mid-channel entry markers. The south side is a combination of three different NOAA charts, recompiled with current positions markers for the 'Southway' channel and the 'Morris Island' channel. GPS waypoints make it easy to set up your electronics and a handy guide to the marine facilities with phone numbers is included. Information from three NOAA charts 13244, 13229, and 13248, as well as numerous local authorities. GPS Datum.