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Chart Availability List As of 8-2016 Chart Availability List as of 8-2016 Number Title Scale Edition Date Withdrawn Date Replaced By Replaces Last NM Number Last NM Week-Year Product Status ARCS Chart Folio Disk 2 British Isles 1500000 23.07.2015 325\2016 2-2016 Edition Yes BF6 2 3 Chagos Archipelago 360000 21.06.2012 - Edition Yes BF38 5 5 `Abd Al Kuri to Suqutra (Socotra) 350000 07.03.2013 - Edition Yes BF32 5 6 Gulf of Aden 750000 26.04.2012 124\2015 1-2015 Edition Yes BF32 5 7 Aden Harbour and Approaches 25000 31.10.2013 452\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF32 5 La Skhirra-Gabes and Ghannouch with 9 Approaches Plans 24.10.1986 1578\2014 14-2014 New Yes BF24 4 11 Jazireh-Ye Khark and Approaches Plans 03.12.2009 4769\2015 37-2015 Edition Yes BF40 5 Al Aqabah to Duba and Ports on the 12 Coast of Saudi Arabia 350000 14.04.2011 101\2015 53-2015 Edition Yes BF32 5 13 Approaches to Cebu Harbour 35000 21.04.2011 3428\2014 31-2014 Edition Yes BF58 6 14 Cebu Harbour 12500 17.01.2013 4281P\2015 33-2015 Edition Yes BF58 6 15 Approaches to Jizan 200000 17.07.2014 105\2015 53-2015 Edition Yes BF32 5 16 Jizan 30000 19.05.2011 101\2015 53-2015 Edition Yes BF32 5 Plans of the Santa Cruz and Adjacent 17 Islands 500000 14.08.1992 2829\1995 33-1995 New Yes BF68 7 Falmouth Inner Harbour Including 18 Penryn 5000 20.02.2014 5087\2015 40-2015 Edition Yes BF1 1 20 Ile d'Ouessant to Pointe de la Coubre 500000 22.08.2013 419\2016 2-2016 Edition Yes BF16 1 26 Harbours on the South Coast of Devon Plans 17.04.2014 5726\2015 45-2015 Edition Yes BF1 1 27 Bushehr 25000 15.07.2010 984\2016 7-2016 Edition Yes BF40 5 28 Salcombe Harbour 12500 19.11.2015 - Edition Yes BF1 1 29 Porto de Santos 25000 18.12.2014 5894\2015 47-2015 New Yes BF95 10 30 Plymouth Sound and Approaches 12500 11.03.2010 4696\2015 37-2015 Edition Yes BF1 1 Harbours on the South Coast of 31 Cornwall Plans 20.02.2014 565\2016 4-2016 Edition Yes BF1 1 32 Falmouth to Truro 12500 27.03.2014 5087\2015 40-2015 Edition Yes BF1 1 33 Gwadar Deep Water Port 10000 05.03.2009 2559\2011 24-2011 New Yes BF41 5 34 Isles of Scilly 25000 14.08.2014 4011T\2015 31-2015 Edition Yes BF1 2 35 Scapa Flow and Approaches 30000 16.12.2010 4295\2015 34-2015 Edition Yes BF6 2 36 Marsaxlokk and Approaches 25000 21.05.2015 4516\2015 35-2015 Edition Yes BF24 4 38 Karachi to Ra's al Hadd 750000 25.10.2001 995\2016 7-2016 Edition Yes BF41 5 39 Gulf of Kachchh to Sonmiani Bay 500000 27.11.2008 955T\2016 7-2016 Edition Yes BF41 5 40 Karachi Harbour 12500 07.03.2013 2931\2015 23-2015 Edition Yes BF41 5 41 Ports in Southern China Plans 13.08.2015 397\2016 2-2016 Edition Yes BF47 6 42 Guaymas and Mazatlan Plans 12.06.2014 10.12.2015 1105 - Cancelled Yes 8 44 Nose of Howth to Ballyquintin Point 100000 19.07.2012 319\2016 2-2016 Edition Yes BF3 2 45 Gibraltar Harbour 3600 25.04.2013 6457\2015 51-2015 Edition Yes BF18 4 Puget Sound Point Partridge to Point No 46 Point 50000 20.10.2011 4281P\2015 33-2015 Edition Yes BF90 8 47 Puget Sound Point No Point to Alki Point 50000 04.09.2003 883P\2016 6-2016 Edition Yes BF90 8 48 Puget Sound Alki Point to Point Defiance 50000 18.06.2015 253\2016 1-2016 Edition Yes BF90 8 50 Seattle Harbor 10000 30.07.2015 - Edition Yes BF90 8 51 Puget Sound Point Defiance to Olympia 80000 12.03.2015 4281P\2015 33-2015 Edition Yes BF90 8 53 Pitea and Lulea Plans 15.10.2009 5667\2015 45-2015 Edition Yes BF11 3 54 Yangpu and Approaches 35000 12.12.2013 6689T\2015 52-2015 Edition Yes BF47 6 55 Laguna de Chiriqui 75000 23.01.2003 6010\2007 52-2007 New Yes BF85 9 56 Bahia Almirante 60000 23.01.2003 4658\2009 36-2009 New Yes BF85 9 58 Approaches to Karachi 75000 11.12.2003 2950\2015 23-2015 Edition Yes BF41 5 Port Muhammad Bin Qasim and 59 Approaches 30000 07.03.2013 997T\2016 7-2016 Edition Yes BF41 5 60 Alderney and the Casquets 25000 13.05.2004 5308\2015 42-2015 Edition Yes BF16 1 61 Kochi Harbour 25000 22.12.2011 920\2016 7-2016 New Yes BF41 5 63 Approaches to King Abdullah Port 50000 02.02.2012 3660\2014 33-2014 New Yes BF32 5 64 Approaches to Rabigh 50000 01.06.2000 507\2012 5-2012 Edition Yes BF32 5 66 Tumpat to Laem Chong Phra 500000 23.05.2013 3721\2015 29-2015 Edition Yes BF47 6 67 Laem Chong Phra to Chrouy Samit 500000 11.03.2010 564\2016 4-2016 Edition Yes BF47 6 69 Palk Bay Western Part 150000 28.07.1989 2915\2015 23-2015 Edition Yes BF42 5 73 Puerto de Huelva and Approaches 25000 29.01.2015 589\2016 4-2016 Edition Yes BF18 4 80 Rosario Strait 50000 16.06.2011 5210\2015 41-2015 Edition Yes BF90 8 81 Sawakin to Ras Qassar 300000 18.02.2016 846P\2016 6-2016 Edition Yes BF32 5 82 Outer Approaches to Port Sudan 150000 17.11.2011 - Edition Yes BF32 5 83 Ports on the South Coast of Portugal Plans 02.11.2006 5638\2015 45-2015 Edition Yes BF18 1 84 Approaches to Chittagong 100000 05.02.2015 3621\2015 28-2015 Edition Yes BF43 5 86 Bahia de Cadiz 25000 24.11.2005 411P\2016 2-2016 Edition Yes BF18 1 87 Cabo Finisterre to the Strait of Gibraltar 1000000 28.11.2013 1832\2015 15-2015 Edition Yes BF18 1 88 Cadiz 12500 25.11.2004 411P\2016 2-2016 Edition Yes BF18 1 89 Cabo de Sao Vicente to Faro 175000 21.10.2010 3767\2015 29-2015 Edition Yes BF18 1 90 Malancha River to Saint Martins Island 350000 25.08.2011 667\2016 5-2016 New Yes BF43 5 Cabo de Sao Vicente to the Strait of 91 Gibraltar 375000 21.10.2010 4864T\2015 38-2015 Edition Yes BF18 1 93 Cabo de Santa Maria to Cabo Trafalgar 175000 11.12.2014 287\2016 1-2016 Edition Yes BF18 1 94 Paracel Islands and Macclesfield Bank 500000 14.06.1996 272\2014 3-2014 New Yes BF47 6 Entrances to Rivers in Guyana and 99 Suriname Plans 25.05.2006 847\2016 6-2016 Edition Yes BF87 10 100 Raas Caseyr to Suqutra 350000 06.05.1994 3571\2013 32-2013 New Yes BF32 5 102 Plans in the Central Pacific Plans 21.02.1964 - 4445\2006 39-2006 Cancelled Yes 8 103 Hainan Dao Eastwards 500000 24.10.2013 704\2016 5-2016 New Yes BF47 6 Approaches to the Humber Traffic 104 Separation Scheme 37500 20.11.2014 4695\2015 37-2015 Edition Yes BF7 1 105 Cromer Knoll and the Outer Banks 75000 14.01.2010 838\2016 6-2016 Edition Yes BF7 1 106 Cromer to Smiths Knoll 75000 18.02.2016 - Edition Yes BF7 1 107 Approaches to the River Humber 75000 15.01.2015 6507\2015 51-2015 Edition Yes BF7 1 108 Approaches to the Wash 75000 12.02.2015 838\2016 6-2016 Edition Yes BF7 1 Westkapelle to Stellendam and 110 Maasvlakte 75000 30.05.2013 517\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF9 1 Berwick-upon-Tweed to the Farne 111 Islands 35000 30.07.2009 6416\2015 50-2015 Edition Yes BF7 1 112 Terschellinger Gronden to Harlingen 50000 31.07.2014 670\2016 5-2016 Edition Yes BF9 1 115 Moray Firth 200000 04.04.2013 3978P\2015 31-2015 Edition Yes BF6 1 118 Ports in the Gulf of Genoa Plans 26.12.2013 148\2015 53-2015 Edition Yes BF26 4 119 Approaches to Livorno 40000 23.04.2015 450\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF26 4 Westerschelde Vlissingen to Baalhoek 120 and Gent-Terneuzen Canal 40000 04.09.2014 916\2016 7-2016 Edition Yes BF9 1 121 Flamborough Head to Withernsea 75000 29.12.2011 4939\2015 39-2015 Edition Yes BF7 1 Approaches to Europoort and Hoek van 122 Holland 60000 28.01.2016 3922T\2010 32-2010 Edition Yes BF9 1 123 Approaches to Hugli River 150000 23.08.2007 468\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF43 5 A Noordzeekanaal Including Ijmuiden, 124 Zaandam and Amsterdam 15000 19.11.2015 680T\2016 5-2016 Edition Yes BF9 1 Approaches to Scheveningen and 125 Ijmuiden 60000 06.06.2013 6482\2015 51-2015 Edition Yes BF9 1 126 Approaches to Den Helder 60000 06.06.2013 438\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF9 1 127 Korea Strait 300000 28.03.2002 790\2016 6-2016 Edition No - - 128 Baalhoek to Wintam Plans 21.01.2016 729\2016 5-2016 Edition Yes BF9 1 129 Whitby to Flamborough Head 75000 29.12.2011 4332\2015 34-2015 Edition Yes BF7 1 131 Ports on the West Coast of Italy Plans 30.04.2015 5390\2015 43-2015 Edition Yes BF26 4 134 River Tees to Scarborough 75000 27.08.2015 - Edition Yes BF7 1 Hugli River Kukrahatti Reach to Kolkata 135 (Calcutta) Docks Plans 17.04.2008 5443\2009 41-2009 Edition Yes BF43 5 Hugli River Sagar Roads to Kukrahati 136 Reach 75000 25.01.2007 468\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF43 5 137 Haikou Wan 20000 06.11.2014 3483\2015 27-2015 Edition Yes BF47 6 138 Xiuying Gangqu 10000 12.03.2015 3483\2015 27-2015 Edition Yes BF47 6 Crotone, Gallipoli and Bari with 140 Approaches Plans 23.04.2015 851\2016 6-2016 Edition Yes BF27 4 141 Approaches to Tanger-Mediterranee 22500 23.04.2015 5017\2015 39-2015 New Yes BF18 1 142 Strait of Gibraltar 100000 23.04.2015 521\2016 3-2016 Edition Yes BF18 4 143 Jazirat at Ta'ir to Bab el Mandeb 400000 04.07.2013 5544\2014 49-2014 Edition Yes BF32 5 144 Gibraltar 12500 19.11.2015 167\2016 1-2016 Edition Yes BF18 4 146 Aberdeen Harbour Berths 2500 26.03.2015 - New Yes BF6 1 147 Plans on the South Coast of Cornwall Plans 22.05.2014 4439\2015 35-2015 Edition Yes BF1 1 148 Dodman Point to Looe Bay 30000 11.12.2014 565\2016 4-2016 Edition Yes BF1 1 151 Port of Marseille 10000 29.08.2013 5412\2014 48-2014 Edition Yes BF25 4 152 River Tyne to River Tees 75000 27.08.2015 - Edition Yes BF7 1 153 Approaches to Marseille 25000 12.09.2013 1709\2015 14-2015 Edition Yes BF25 4 154 Approaches to Falmouth 35000 02.07.2015 - Edition Yes BF1 1 155 Golfe and Port de Fos 25005 18.07.2013 4957\2015 39-2015 Edition Yes BF25 4 156 Farne Islands to the River Tyne 75000 24.09.2009 6416\2015 50-2015 Edition Yes BF7 1 157 Masamirit to Bab el Mandeb 750000 18.04.2013 3820\2013 35-2013 Edition Yes BF32 5 158 Berenice (Barnis) to Masamirit 750000 18.04.2013 3660\2014 33-2014 Edition Yes BF32 5 159 Suez (As Suways) to Berenice (Barnis) 750000 18.04.2013 3904\2013 36-2013 Edition Yes BF32 5 160 Saint Abb's Head
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