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DNO Response to IHB CL 04/2007 Chart: 697 Title: Arctic Ocean. Kara Sea. Novaya Zemlya to Ostrov Dikson Scale: 700000 Printed in: 1991 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12000 Title: Barents sea. VardØya islands to Mys Teriberskiy Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2002 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12001 Title: Barents Sea. Murmanskiy Bereg. Guba Teriberskaya to Ostrov Kharlov Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2006 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12002 Title: Barents and White seas. Murmanskiy Bereg and Terskiy Bereg. Ostrov Kharlov to Lumbovskiy Zaliv Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2005 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12003 Title: Barents and White Seas Mys. Svyatoy Nos to Mys Kanin Nos Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2002 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12005 Title: White Sea. Northern Approaches to White Sea Throat and Mezenskiy Zaliv Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2005 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12006 Title: White sea. Gorlo Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1999 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12007 Title: White Sea. Dvinskiy Zaliv Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2005 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12008 Title: White sea. Approaches to Kandalakshskiy Zaliv and Onezhskiy Zaliv Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2000 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12009 Title: White sea. Onezhskiy Zaliv Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1999 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12011 Title: Barents Sea. Southeastern Part. Reka Madakha to Mys Svyatoy Nos (Timanskiy) Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2005 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12012 Title: Barents sea. SE part. Chyoshskaya Guba Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1998 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12013 Title: Barents sea. SE part. Ostrov Kolguev to Khodovarikha lighthouse Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12014 Title: Barents sea. SE part. Mys Svyatoy Nos (Timanaskiy) to Guba Kolokolkova Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12015 Title: Barents sea. SE part. Guba Kolokolkova to Mys Chernaya Lopatka and Pecherskaya Guba Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12016 Title: South-east part of Barents sea. Mys Chernaya Lopatka to Proliv Yugorskiy Shar Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12017 Title: Barents sea. SE part. Area NW of Ostrov Kolguyev Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12042 Title: White Sea. Kandalakshskiy Zaliv Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2004 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12050 Title: Mys Tsypnavolok to Mys Vorony Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2006 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12100 Title: Barents Sea. Mys Kul'neset to Mys Tsypnavolok and Varangerfjorden Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2004 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12210 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Josifa. SW approach to Proliv Britanskiy Kanal Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12211 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Josifa. SE approach to Proliv Britanskiy Kanal Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12212 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Iosifa. Approaches to Proliv Morgana Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12213 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Josifa. Ostrov Rudol'fa to Ostrov Greham Bell Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12214 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Josifa. Ostrov Arthur to Ostrov Rudol'fa Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12215 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Josifa. Proliv Britanskiy Kanal Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12216 Title: Barents Sea. Zemlya Frantsa Iosifa. Proliv De-Bryuyne to Proliv Berezkina Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2006 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12217 Title: Barents sea. Zemlya Frantsa Iosifa, W part Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12230 Title: Barents sea. Approaches to Ostrov Viktoriya Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12305 Title: Kara sea. Proliv Karskiye Vorota and approaches Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12306 Title: Barents and Kara Seas. Proliv Karskiye Vorota and Proliv Yugorskiy Shar Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2004 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12307 Title: Kara sea. Poluostrov Yugorskiy. Bukhta Rifovaya to Reka Pul'sedayakha Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12308 Title: Kara Sea. Baydaratskaya Guba Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2005 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12309 Title: Kara sea. Yugorskiy Poluostrov to Ostrova Sharapovy Koshki Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2003 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12310 Title: Kara sea. Poluostrov Yamal. Mys Kharasovoy to Reka PilЁyakha Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12311 Title: Kara sea. Reka Khardeyakha (Sedaya) to Ostrov Belyy Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12312 Title: Kara Sea. Approaches to Obskaya Guba Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2003 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12321 Title: Kara sea. Poluostrov Yavay to Ostrov Dikson Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12322 Title: Arctic ocean. Kara sea. Ostrov Dikson, Ostrov Vil'kitskogo and Ostrov Sverdrupa Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12323 Title: Kara Sea. Area North-West of Ostrov Sverdrupa Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2004 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12324 Title: Kara sea. Ostrova Izvestiy TSIK. Area NW of Ostrov Pologiy-Sergeyeva Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2000 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12327 Title: Kara Sea. Ostrov Dikson to Ostrova Kamennyy and Ostrov Sverdrupa Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2002 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12328 Title: Kara Sea. Poluostrov Taymyrskiy. Pyasinskiy Zaliv and Shkhery Minina Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2002 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12329 Title: Kara sea. Poluostrov Taymyr. Ostrova Chell'mana to Mys Dubinskogo Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12330 Title: Kara Sea. Ostrov Ringnesa to Ostrov Gavrilova Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2002 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12331 Title: Kara Sea. South Part of Arkhipelag Nordenshel'da Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2004 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12332 Title: Kara Sea. Poluostrov Taymyr. Bukhta Knipovicha to Mus Poluostrovnoy Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2002 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12333 Title: Kara sea. Proliv Vil'kitskogo Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12334 Title: Kara and Laptevykh seas. Proliv Vil'kitskogo, E part Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12335 Title: Laptevykh sea. Severnaya Zemlya. Ostrov Bol'shevik, E coast Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12336 Title: Laptevykh sea. Severnaya Zemlya. Mys Arkticheskiy to Mys Berga Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12337 Title: Kara sea. Severnaya Zemlya. Ostrov Pioner to Mys Arkticheskiy Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12338 Title: Kara sea and Laptevykh sea. Severnaya Zemlya. Proliv Shokal'skogo and approaches Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1998 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12339 Title: Kara sea. Severnaya Zemlya. Mys Mednyy to Ostrov Pioner Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12340 Title: Kara sea. Ostrov Voronina to Ostrov Bol'shevik Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1999 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12341 Title: Arctic ocean. Kara sea. Archipelago Nordenshel'da, N part, and Ostrov Kirova Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12342 Title: Arctic ocean. Kara sea. Ostrova Arkticheskogo Instituta and Izvestiy TSIK Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12343 Title: Kara sea. North approaches to Ostrova Izvestiy TSIK Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12344 Title: Arctic ocean. Kara sea. Ostrov Sergeya Kirova Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12345 Title: Kara sea. Approaches to Ostrov Uedineniya Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12346 Title: Kara sea. Ostrov Kirova to Ostrov Voronina Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12347 Title: Kara sea. Area to NE of Ostrov Uyedineniya Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12349 Title: Kara sea. Area North of Ostrov Uedineniya Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12350 Title: Kara Sea. Approaches to Ostrov Vize Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2000 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12351 Title: Kara Sea. Approaches to Ostrov Ushakova Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2000 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12400 Title: Laptevykh sea. Mys Chelyuskin to Mys Narvalov Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12401 Title: Laptevykh Sea. Poluostrov Taymyr. Mys Narvalov to Ostrov Severnyy Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12402 Title: Laptevykh sea. Poluostrov Taymyrskiy. Ostrov Severnyy to Ostrov Psov Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2000 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12403 Title: Laptevykh sea. Poluostrov Taymyrskiy. Ostrov Psov to Ostrov Preobrazheniya Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2000 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12404 Title: Laptevykh sea. Khatangskiy Zaliv with Ostrov Bol'shoy Begichev Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1996 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12405 Title: Laptevykh Sea. Ostrov Preobrazheniya to Mys Terpyay-Tumsa Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12406 Title: Laptevykh sea. Mys Terpyay-Tumsa to Ostrova Dunay Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1999 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12407 Title: Arctic ocean. Laptevykh sea. Area N of Reka Lena delta Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12409 Title: Laptevykh sea. Area NE of Reka Lena delta Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12410 Title: Arctic ocean. Laptevykh sea. Guba Buor-Khaya Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12411 Title: Laptevykh Sea. Mys Buor-Khaya to Ostrov Yarok Scale: 200000 Printed in: 2001 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12412 Title: Laptevykh Sea. Ostrov Yarok to Mys Svyatoy Nos Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1994 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12413 Title: Laptevykh sea. Approaches to Proliv Dmitriya Lapteva Scale: 200000 Printed in: 1995 Pulkovo 1942 IMO Datum Chart: 12414 Title: Arctic ocean.
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