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Icao Anc 1 : 250 000 Faroe Islands 006°00W 007°30W 007°00W 006°30W 62°30N 62°30N AERONAUTICAL CHART - ICAO CAUTION Information about cable span ANC 1 : 250 000 FAROE ISLANDS advisory only Sketches: Heights in feet span in metres EDITION 2 1 Editorial Date: 15 NOV 2012 4 3 ! 5 Lighthouse 3 2759 0 ! Publication Date: 13 DEC 2012 3 ! 2 Trøllanes Viðareiði 2687 ! Múli H Lighthouses MALIN! SFJALL 2585 ! A ! 2461 ! Mikladalur R ! 2037 A 2451 FUGLOY L D L E G E N D Gjógv K Hattarvík 2467 A S VIÐOY ! L 2723 S KALSOY ! Kirkja D S U CONVERSION GRAPH O N BUILT-UP AREAS J N (1 meter = 3.28 feet) Y KÚVINGAFJALL D Ú A KUNOY 2136 SLÆTTARATINDUR ! Meters Feet ! R Torshavn P ! F Norðdepil 2894 I ! Kunoy Hvannasund 1600 Tjørnuvík Eiði 1190 Funningur N J ! 1519 2113 Ø 5200 ! I Elduvík R 2475 Eiðisvatn Ð M O ! Haldórsvík 1736 Oyndarfjørður 5100 0 Other town / village U BORÐOY ! Svínoy Ljósá R 2507 1926 ! SANDFELLI 1509 ! ! 5000 Hellurnar L 2° 5N 62°15N MELIN 2592 2473 Húsar 6 1 ! KNÚKUR 1500 2054 K 4900 ! I Árnafjørður 2441 ! ROADS ! Syðradalur SVÍNOY 4800 Saksun Funningsfjørður Fuglafjørður ! Lighthouse Langasandur 2589 Svináir 4700 Dual highway ! 2579 Klaksvík 4600 Norðoyri 1400 Norðskáli Leirvík ! ! Lighthouse ! 1847 Primary road 2569 ! EYSTUROY 1512 4500 ! 2126 Norðragøta ! ØRVISFELLI 2069 HÁFJALL 4400 Oyri Skalabotnur GÁSAFELLI ! Secondary road ! Hvalvík J 2054 Syðrugøta 2501 4300 S G S 1300 U K G 2507 Á Undir Gøtueiði N ! Ø 4200 D L T Tunnel IN A U 2451! I F V HALGAFELSTINDUR J ÍK 4100 Lighthouse ! Vestmanna SNEIS Seletrað Skála Ø Søldarfjørður R ! C D Hósvík Ð 1860 4000 E U Lambareiði ! 2028 R 1200 M Lighthouse ! Innan Glyvur Lamba 3900 193!9 TOPOGRAPHY Y 2369 STREYMOY Lighthouse ! K ! KAMBUR ! 2 V 0 Lighthouse 2356 Glyvrar 3800 I E A Vertical Datum: DANISH MEAN SEA LEVEL N ! S B Við Sjógv MYKINES E EYSTURTINDUR T Kvívík 2 S 0 M Leynar Saltangará 3700 Gásadalur Fjallavatn A Kollafjørður 2 F N ! Runavík Mykines J NA Strendur Ø S Rituvík 1100 3600 1837 ! UN Lighthouse Contour line (330 FT interval) Lighthouse R R 3 D ! Ð VÁGAR Saltnes U 1929 3500 Mykineshólmur R 2516 ! Toftir Bøur ! Toftavatn 404 ! NORWEGIAN SEA ! Spot elevation 2218! Lighthouse 3400 ! Lighthouse KALDBAKSKAMBUR ! Sørvágur 2241 Nes Lighthouse ! 337 Vatnsoyar 3300 Tindhólmur MALINSTINDUR Æðuvík 1000 MY YM ) SORNFELLI ! 1690 ) 0 Cultivated land 3200 S Miðvágur ø Sandavágur Kaldbak rv á 3100 g ! 3 s v Hvítanes Meadow and moor a t 1795 Vagar n R 3000 280 L 12.50 900 1234 2900 124.850 ! VAGAFJØRÐUR 2800 HYDROGRAPHY 62°00N 1493 Tórshavn 62°00N !Lighthouse Nólsoy 2700 River / Stream / Canal 800 ! 2600 1565 Koltur 1152 ! 348 Velbastaður ! 1220 V ! 2500 Lake VG G Lighthouse NÓLSOY KOLTUR H KIRKJUBØREYN E S 2400 T S 1381 F ! Lighthouse J ! 700 2300 Ø HESTUR R Kirkjubøur ! ISOGONIC LINES 2010 Hestur Ð 2200 U Lighthouse R Annual rate of change: S K 2100 W VAR -8', E VAR +8' O ! P Lighthouse U N 2000 A R 600 F J Ø R Ð 1900 U R Skopun 1800 MISCELLANEOUS ; : 0 1700 Ferry ! 1211 4 500 9 1352 1600 ! 2 Windmill 1 EIRIKSFJALL 0 1500 0 SANDOY 1400 1572 Ã Isolated church Sandsvatn ! 400 TINDUR 1300 Skalavík 1200 ###################### Sea wall / Dike Sandur Reykjavik FIR, Faroe Sector 1100 S K Ú FL 200 / 7500 FT A V Húsavík 300 1000 O 130!2 Y A Vagar TIZ, a circle 60 NM radius centered at Nolsø NDB 900 R Skarvanes RADIO FACILITIES F (PSN 61 57 29.32N 006 37 00. 12W) J 800 Ø 7500FT / MSL G* NDB Non-Directional Radio Beacon R Dalur Ð 700 £ Skúvoy U 200 !1286 R 116!1 600 61°45N 61°45N SKÚVOY 500 AERODROMES 400 Hard surface Major international aerodrome runwayes shown. R 100 ÐU 300 Length to scale W ØR FJ ' NAR FIS : VAGAR AFIS 0 ÍMU Name of aerodrome 3 D 124.850 200 ° 6 Vagar N O R T H A T L A N T I C 100 Elevation in FT 280 L H 12,50 Length of longest runway (M x 100) ! 1299 0 0 Minimum lighting Runway surface Hard (H) or Grass (G) O C E A N Stóra Dímun A dash (-) is inserted where L, H or G do not apply ! W Lighthouse ' 0 0 Heliport ° 0 6 S U ! 1407 Ð AIR NAVIGATION OBSTACLES U 4 1358 ! 4 Sandvík R 4 MORSE CODE Obstacle. Lighted O Lítla Dímun ¼ ! 2 Y A A N N A 0 0 1227 R F B B O O » Obstacle. Unlighted Hvalba J ! Ø C C P P Lighthouse R Ð Nes U Major transmission line R D D Q Q T ! E E R R Trongisvágur 1598 F F S S Tvøroyri G T Líðin G T LIGHTS GLUG! GARNIR ! 1867 H H U U Lighthouse Froðba G Aeronautical ground light Øravík I I V V Fámjin J J W W SUÐUROY Lighthouse 61°30N 61°30N K K X X Hov L L Y Y ! M M Z Z Lighthouse Vágur ! Porkeri Lighthouse Nes Lighthouse MAXIMUM ELEVATION FIGURES 1417 ! ! ! The figures shown within each 30’ quadrangle indicate either - Lopra Víkarbyrgi Lighthouse 1. the highest terrain elevation plus 328 FT, - or World Geodetic System - 1984 (WGS-84), Spheroid. 2. the elevation of highest man-made obstacle – whichever is highest - SPÁAFELLI ! Lambert conformal, conic projektion. increased to the nearest higher 100 FT level. 1503 Standard parallels 61 30N and 62 15N Sumba Example: 850 Terrain elevation 315 FT 7 650 ! +328 FT ........................... Sumbiarhólmur 4 Lighthouse 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 Obstacle elevation 932 FT ........................... 1 Flesjarnar Sumbiarsteinur Consult AIP and NOTAM for latest information No responsibility is taken for air data outside of Denmark. Users noting errors or omissions on this chart are kindly requested to inform Danish Transport Authority 61°15N Aeronautical Information Management 61°15N Edvard Thomsensvej 14 006° 00W Compiled and published by Danish Transport Authority 007° 00W 006° 30W in co-orporation with Royal Danish Air Force. DK-2300 Copenhagen S Copyright © : Danish Transport Authority, Denmark. Kort- & Matrikelstyrelsen, Denmark. TEL: +45 72 21 88 00 KILOMETRES 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 This chart is not an authority on territorial boundaries. FAX: +45 72 21 88 88 STATUTE MILES 10 0 10 20 30 E-mail: [email protected] NAUTICAL MILES 10 0 10 20 25 Printed by C. A. Backhausen Aps, Copenhagen..
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