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Imray Charts and Books 2014 CATALOGUE ABOUT the IMRAY CATALOGUE Imray charts and books 2014 CATALOGUE ABOUT THE IMRAY CATALOGUE For charts, see pages 1–16 Foreign language editions For books, see pages 17–34 Foreign language editions of various Imray pilots are available as follows: Our combined book and chart catalogue In German is designed to be used in conjunction Delius Klasing with the Imray Stock List and Order D ABC-Straße 21 Form which is published about three D-20354 times a year and gives details of prices Hamburg Imrays are an Admiralty Chart Agent and hold a good stock of corrected and current information on publication Telephone +49 40 339 667 0 www.delius-klasing.de Admiralty charts and publications for dates. The Stock List announces new areas frequented by yachtsmen. We also titles as they become available during In Italian stock of Admiralty Leisure charts and the season. 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Our based, to allow it to be used safely with mean that 1cm (for example) on the charts receive continual attention and satellite navigation systems. chart is 50,000cms (500 metres) amendment by skilled staff who Details of the latest printing and on the ground monitor corrections to ensure that they edition dates of charts are available on are always as correct as possible when request. despatched. Charts are generally reprinted annually, Corrections at which time they are corrected to The information shown on charts is For the latest chart corrections date. Once a new edition has been liable to constant change. published the old edition cannot be visit our website corrected and is unsafe for navigation Visit our website www.imray.com to www.imray.com and should be replaced. obtain the latest correction notices which are available as free downloads and are continually updated. QR codes We are now adding smart phone C15 readable QR codes on our charts. These Imray will provide a fast link to chart England – South Coast corrections and book supplements The Solent Bembridge to Hurst Point & Southampton WGS 84 DATUM which are available at www.imray.com. Plans River Hamble, River Itchen, Yarmouth Harbour, Lymington River, Beaulieu River, Wootton Creek, Newtown River, 1:35 000 Cowes Harbour, Bembridge Harbour, Hythe Marina Village C12 ENGLAND C31 Southampton C15 Brighton Newhaven Portsmouth Chichester C8 C10 Lymington Selsey Bill Beachy Isle Head Poole of Y33 Y23 Wight Weymouth C3 C9 Exmouth Bill of Portland Lyme C4 C14 Bay Brixham Plymouth Dartmouth C5 Salcombe Start Pt Imray E n g l i s h C h a n n e l C32 C6 Cap d’Antifer C33A C30 Alderney Pte de Cherbourg Barfleur Baie de Le Havre Seine MCA Guernsey HarwichCHANNEL to Hoek van ISLANDS Trouville- Deauville C12 Sark Port en Holland andBessin DoverOuistreham C12 Recognised Jersey C34 Strait Plans Dunkerque, Oostende, Zeebrugge, Vlissingen, Nieuwpoort, Breskens, Blankenberge WGS 84 DATUM Granville C35 Bréhat Imray charts are approved FRANCE Paimpol Whitby 1:200 000 Cap Fréhel Roscoff St Malo C29 Portrieux C33B Morlaix Flamborough Hd C10 for use on most yachts C26 HULL MCA RECOGNISED C25 and motor boats Water Spurn Pt North Sea resistant b Digital cartography - paper improved clarity Ameland b Enhanced definition of depths Y9 Terschelling under 24 metres The to define shoal areas Wash Vlieland Boston b Detailed tidal information C28 Wells-next- Texel King’s the-Sea Lynn ENGLAND Lowestoft IJmuiden Ipswich AMSTERDAM C29 C25 C1 Orfordness Scheveningen Harwich C30 NETHERLANDS Hoek v. Holland Maldon C2 (River Thames) Oosterschelde LONDON Thames Estuary Vlissingen Ramsgate C8 Southampton Dover Zeebrugge Dungeness Chichester Oostende ANTWERP C31 it ra Dunkerque Brighton St Calais BELGIUM C3 er I. of Wight ov D Boulogne C4 C9 English Channel FRANCE Dieppe b Digital cartography - improved clarity b Enhanced definition of depths Water resistant to define shoal areas paper b Detailed tidal information MCA RECOGNISED For pilots see pages 17–34 Ë 1 IMRAY CHARTS: THE BRITISH ISLES, NORTH SEA AND ENGLISH CHANNEL C66 h Kyle of c S. 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C56 C12 51° Hartland Pt Barnstaple Southampton C10 Poole I of W C7 Trevose Hd C58 Exmouth C3 Plymouth Bill of C4 See C14 Portland The Start Pt C5 See 2300 – Lands Y58 Dorset and 50°N End Falmouth Devon Coasts Lizard Pt C6 C32 Isles of C33A Scilly See 2400 – The West Country Guernsey CHERBOURG See 2500 – The Channel Islands Jersey C34 49° C35 St Malo Lézardrieux 2000 series Ouessant BREST Morlaix C33B chart packs Morgat Brittany C36 48° See pages 7–9 Audierne Concarneau Lorient C37 C39 Morbihan C38 St Nazaire Belle Ile 12° 11° 10°W 9° 8° 7° 6° 5°W 4° 3° C40 2° Nantes 2 IMRAY CHARTS: THE BRITISH ISLES, NORTH SEA AND ENGLISH CHANNEL Aldeburgh Thames Estuary Orfordness Area Deben Ipswich Aalborg Orwell Limfjorden Felixstowe Stour Y17 Colne Y16 Brightlingsea C24 Blackwater Maldon DENMARK See also 2000 Suffolk and Crouch Essex Coasts Y18 inset Thames Estuary LONDON Gravesend Isle of Sheppey C2 N.
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