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Imray Charts for the Mediterranean IMRAY MEDITERRANEAN CHARTS SL Imray charts for the M24 Venice Mediterranean Trieste 45[N Pula ITALY M34 • 640 x 900mm M FRANCE Genova • Flat sheets or folded (A4 format) M40 M16 M15 La Spezia Ravenna • Printed on water-resistant M14 Ligurian Pretex® paper MONACO Nice Sea Livorno Sète Fos Ancona Marseille A Toulon Golfe du M6 M45 M17 Lion Bastia I.d’Elba ITALY M33 Pesc CORSE Civitavecchia (CORSICA) 3220 ROME M13 Ajaccio Barcelona M18 M8 M7 Naple Olbia M46 Balearic SPAIN SARDEGNA Tyrrhenian Sea Sea 40[ M3 (SARDINIA) 3200 Menorca Valencia Palma Mallorca Cagliari ISLAS Ibiza M9 M47 M12 BALEARES M49 Alicante M35 3210 Palermo Cartagena Marsala Bizerte SICILIA M11 Málaga Annaba TUNIS ALGER Bejaïa M31 Gibraltar Alboran TUNISIA Sea Malta Va Sousse Tanger Oran M36 Melilla M50 35[ Sfax RABAT ALGERIA MOROCCO TRIPOLI M10 Mediterranean Spain chart atlases Includes free mobile download: Imray Digital Charts LIBYA A new range of atlases focusing on the 30[ Mediterranean and designed to be used alongside5[ Imray pilot books which detailW0[ theE 5[ 10[ 1 marked anchorages. Loose-leaf sheets provide all of the necessary information for passage planning and detailed approaches to the harbours and anchorages of this appealing cruising ground. In loose-leaf A2 format in a tough plastic wallet. Also available wiro-bound. 3200 ISLAS BALEARES 25 sheets 3210 GIBRALTAR TO CABO DE LA NAO Coming soon 3220 CABO DE LA NAO TO THE FRENCH BORDER NEW 23 sheets 10 IMRAY MEDITERRANEAN CHARTS LOVENIA M23 M25 C R O M20 A T BOSNIA & Zadar I A HERZEGOVINA Split M26 A d r ia Black Sea ti c S MONTE- e a Dubrovnik NEGRO cara M27 ALBANIA Durres M32 Tekirda… M29 G2 Istanbul es Bari Brindisi Thessaloniki G22 Salerno Izmit Taranto G23 G1 Çanakkale G11 G21 G27 Kerkira GREECE G25 Aegean Mitilini TURKEY Sea G28 G121 Khalkis G26 G13 Khíos Izmir Ionian Messina Sea Patras ATHENS G31 M19 G32 G12 Pirgos G141 Catania Ermoupolis G14 M21 Siracusa Kalamata Antalya M30 G16 Kos G33 G34 G35 Rhodos G36 G40 alletta G15 Iraklion G38 G39 CRETE Nicosia SYRIA G37 Sitía Cyprus G3 Trablous LEBANON BEIRUT Mediterranean Sea Banghazi Tel Aviv ISRAEL Gaza Bur Said Alexandria M22 EGYPT 15[ 20[ 25[ 30[ 35[ M3 Islas Baleares - Formentera, Ibiza, Mallorca M8 North Sardegna M11 Gibraltar to Cabo de Gata & Morocco and Menorca 1: 255 000 WGS 84 1: 440 000 WGS 84 1: 350 000 WGS 84 Plans Arcipelago di La Maddalena - Plans Strait of Gibraltar, Gibraltar, Plans San Antonio (Ibiza), Puerto de Ibiza, Southern Group, Golfo di Cugnana, Golfo Estepona, Puerto de Almerimar, Almería, Puerto de Palma (Mallorca), Porto Colom Spurlatta, Passaggio dei Fornelli, Porto Ceuta (Mallorca), Puerto de Mahón (Menorca), Torres, Approaches to Alghero M12 Cabo de Gata to Dénia & Ibiza Alcudia (Mallorca), Approaches to M9 South Sardegna 1: 500 000 WGS 84 Ciudadela (Menorca) 1: 255 000 WGS 84 Plans Mar Menor, Torrevieja, Alicante, M6 Île de Corse Plans Approaches to Arbatax, Approaches Villajoyosa, Altea, Dénia 1: 255 000 WGS 84 to Torre Grande, Canale di San Pietro, M13 Dénia to Barcelona and Ibiza Plans Macinaggio, Bastia, Approaches to Porto di Cagliari, Capo Carbonara, Golfo di 1: 440 000 WGS 84 Calvi, Ajaccio, Approach to Propriano, Teulada Plans Dénia, Valencia Harbour, Tarragona, Bonifacio, Îles Lavezzi M10 Western Mediterranean - Gibraltar to the Barcelona Harbour, San Antonio (Ibiza) M7 Bonifacio Strait Ionian Sea 1: 65 000 WGS 84 1: 2 750 000 WGS 84 Plans La Maddalena 11 IMRAY MEDITERRANEAN CHARTS M14 Barcelona to Bouches du Rhône M29 Golfo di Taranto Órmos Gouvíon (Nísos Kérkira), Kérkira 1: 440 000 WGS 84 1: 375 000 WGS 84 (Corfu Town) (Nísos Kérkira), Órmos Párga, Plans Barcelona Harbour, Barcelona Port Plans Approaches to Brindisi, Approaches Continuation of Amvrakikós Kólpos, Limín Vell, Puerto Olímpico, Palamós, Puerto de to Otranto, Approaches to Gallipoli, Alípa (Nísos Kérkira), Órmos Lákka (Nísos L’Escala, Port Vendres, St-Cyprien-Plage, Approaches to Crotone Paxoí), Port Gaios (Nísos Paxoí) Cap d’Agde, Sète, Golfe de Fos M30 Southern Adriatic and Ionian Seas - G12 South Ionian Islands - Nísos Levkas to M15 Marseille to San Remo Dubrovnik to Kérkira (Corfu) & Sicilia Nísos Zákinthos 1: 325 000 WGS 84 1: 850 000 WGS 84 1: 190 000 WGS 84 Plans Marseille Vieux-Port & Îles du Frioul, Plans Approaches to Brindisi, Approaches Plans Dhióriga Levkádhos (Levkas Canal), Îles d’Hyères, Golfe de St-Tropez, Golfe de to Siracusa Kólpos Aetoú (N. Ithaca), Órmos La Napoule, Antibes, Nice, Rade de M31 Sicilia Argostolíou (N. Kefallínia), Órmos Villefranche & Cap Ferrat, Monaco 1: 400 000 WGS 84 Zákinthou (N. Zákinthos) M16 Ligurian Sea Plans San Vito Lo Capo, Approaches to G121 The Inland Sea 1: 325 000 WGS 84 Palermo, Catania 1: 95 000 WGS 84 Plans San Remo, Approaches to Genova, M32 Adriatic Italy (South) - Pescara to Bari Plans Dhioriga Levkádhos (Levkas Canal), Golfo Marconi, Approaches to La Spezia, 1: 325 000 WGS 84 Vasilikí (Nísos Levkas), Órmos Fiskárdho Viareggio, Approaches to Livorno Plans Porto di Ortona, Porto di Punta (Cephalonia), Órmos Ayias Eufimia M17 North Tuscan Islands to Rome Penna (Vasto), Termoli Marina di San (Cephalonia), Órmos Frikou (Nísos Itháca), 1: 325 000 WGS 84 Pietro (Termoli), Isole Tremiti, Porto di Kálamos Harbour Plans Scarlino to Punta Ala, Approaches to Vieste, Marina del Gargano, Porto di Trani, G13 Gulfs of Patras and Corinth - Patraïkós Giglio Marina, Approaches to Bari Porto Nuovo Kólpos and Korinthiakós Kólpos Civitavecchia, Approaches to Fiumicino M33 Adriatic Italy (North) – Po Delta to Pescara 1: 220 000 WGS 84 and Fiuma Grande, Approaches to Anzio 1: 350 000 WGS 84 Plans Mesolóngion, Liménas Pátron, Ríon - M18 Capo d’Anzio to Capo Palinuro Plans Ravenna Coast, Porto di Ravenna, Andírrion Bridge, Órmos Aiyíou, Krissaíos 1: 325 000 WGS 84 Porto di Rimini , Porto di Fano, Porto di Kólpos, Órmos Andíkiron, Kiato, Órmos Plans Rada di Gaeta, Golfo di Pozzuoli and Ancona, Porto di San Benedetto del Loutrákiou, Corinth Canal (Dhiórix Rada di Napoli, Approaches to Acciaroli, Tronto, Marina di Pescara Korínthou) Capo Palinuro M34 Golfo di Venezia G14 Saronic and Argolic Gulfs M19 Capo Palinuro to Punta Stilo 1: 220 000 WGS 84 1: 190 000 WGS 84 1: 325 000 WGS 84 Plans Chioggia, Venezia, Approaches to Plans Marina Alimos (Kalamáki), Stenón Plans Golfo di Policastro, Approaches to Grado, Monfalcone, Trieste Metópis, Limín Póros, Nisídhes Tselevínia, Vibo Valentia, Isole Alicudi, Stretto di M35 Sicilian Channel Stenón Spétsai, Návplion Messina 1: 375 000 WGS 84 G141 Saronikós Kólpos - Corinth Canal to Ákra M20 Eastern Mediterranean - Sardegna to Port Plans Bizerte, Cap Gammarth to Carthage, Soúnion and Nísos Póros Said and the Black Sea Port de Kélibia, Port Yasmine Hammamet, 1: 110 000 WGS 84 1: 2 750 000 WGS 84 Pantelleria Plans Órmos Falírou, Marina Alimos M21 South Coast of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon & M36 South Coast of Sicily to Malta (Kalamáki), Limín Aígina Cyprus - Passage Chart 1: 275 000 WGS 84 G15 Southern Pelopónnisos - Kalámata to Nísos 1: 785 000 WGS 84 Plans Licata, Porto Palo and Capo Passero, Kríti and Ákra Tourkovigla Plans Alanya Limani (Turkey), Larnaca Siracusa, Grand Harbour & Marsamxett 1: 190 000 WGS 84 Marina (Cyprus), Mersin (Turkey) (Malta) Plans Liménas Kalamátas, Yíthion, Órmos M22 Egypt to Israel, Lebanon and Cyprus - M40 Ligurian and Tyrrhenian Seas Kapsáli, Dhiakofti, Monemvasía (Yéfira), Passage Chart 1: 950 000 WGS 84 Nísos Andikíthera to Nísos Kríti 1: 785 000 WGS 84 Plans Monte Argentario, Bonifacio Strait, G16 Western Pelopónnisos - Killini to Kalamáta Plans Larnaca Marina (Cyprus), Jounié Golfo di Salerno 1: 190 000 WGS 84 (Lebanon), Hefa (Haifa) (Israel), Bur Sa’id M45 Tuscan Archipelago Plans Limín Killinis, Limín Katakólou, (Port Said) (Egypt) 1: 180 000 WGS 84 Órmos Kiparissias, Órmos Navarínou, M23 Adriatic Sea - Golfo di Trieste to Bar and Plans Approaches to Porto Capraia, Stenón Methónis, Koróni, Liménas Promontorio del Gargano Approaches to Portoferraio, Bastia, Kalamatás 1: 750 000 WGS 84 Talamone, Approaches to Porto S. Stefano G2 Aegean Sea (North) - Passage Chart M24 Golfo di Trieste to Lošinj and Rab M46 Isole Pontine to the Bay of Naples 1: 750 000 WGS 84 1: 220 000 WGS 84 1: 180 000 WGS 84 Plans Approaches to Ístanbul, Izmit Plans Novigrad, Pore , Rovinj, Brijuni Plans Approaches to Ponza, Approaches to Körfezi, Çanakkale Bogazi (The Islands to Pula, Veruda to Medulin Bay, Dardanelles) Approaches to Punat, Approaches to Mali Porto d’Ischia, Approaches to Sorrento, Lošinj, Otok Ilovik Channel Approaches to Marina Grande (Capri) G21 Northwest Aegean M25 Otok Rab to Šibenik M47 Aeolian Islands 1: 275 000 WGS 84 1: 220 000 WGS 84 1: 140 000 WGS 84 Plans Approaches to Thessaloníki, Néa Plans Prolaz Zapuntel Passage, Passage Plans Approaches to Lipari, Bocche di Skioni, Pórto Koufó, Nisís Dhiáporos Between Otok Molat & Dugi Otok, Zadar, Vulcano, Approaches to Milazzo Anchorages, Nisís Ammouliani, Stenón Thásou Luka Telašdica, The Kornati Islands, Šibenik M49 West Sicily and Egadi Islands and Rijeka Krka, Prolaz Proversa Vela & 1: 275 000 WGS 84 G22 Northeast Aegean Mala Plans Isola di Ustica, Isole Egadi, 1: 275 000 WGS 84 M26 Split to Dubrovnik Approaches to Trapani, Approaches to Plans Approaches to Lágos and Fanárion, 1: 220 000 WGS 84 Favignana, Approaches to Marsala, Mazara Órmos Moudhrou, Entrance to Çanakkale Plans Luka Rogoznica, Trogirski Kanal, del Vallo Bo azi, Nara Geçidi, Continuation to Nísos Approaches to Split, The Drvenik Islands, M50 Sardegna to Ionian Sea Áyios Evstrátios Splitska Vrata, Approaches to Hvar & the 1: 1 100 000
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