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UK, IRELAND AND THE CHANNEL Number Code Release Date Price Class Status * W88 M-EW-M226.04 17 Feb 2011 Wide UPDATED SCALE CODE CHART NAME STATUS ** CMP / 1:3000000 World Background - A NEW 910A05N CMP / 1:3000000 World Background - A NEW 910A04W 1:3000000 CMP / 910A06F World Background - A NEW CMP / 1:3000000 World Background - A NEW 910A05O 1:1500000 CMP / 1000310 BRITISH ISLES NEW 1:1500000 DE / 101 NORDSEE UPDATED CMP / 1:1000000 World Background - B NEW 910B05N 1:1000000 ES / 4A GOLFO DE VIZCAYA DE BREST AL CABO FINISTERRE UPDATED CMP / 1:1000000 World Background - B NEW 910B04W 1:800000 NO / 559 NORDSJOEEN, NORDRE BLAD UPDATED 1:750000 CMP / 1003720 NORTH SEA SOUTHERN SHEET UPDATED 1:750000 CMP / 1003740 North Sea Central Sheet UPDATED 1:750000 CMP / 100V800 NORWEGIAN SEA, FOEROYAR TO BERGEN UPDATED 1:750000 DE / 1001 NORDSEE, MITTELBLATT UPDATED 1:750000 DE / 1000 NORDSEE, NORDBLATT UPDATED 1:750000 CMP / 1003730 NORTH SEA, NORTHERN SHEET UPDATED 1:700000 NO / 558 VIKINGBANKEN - HALTENBANKEN UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 100Y500 ATLANTIC OCEAN NORTHERN PART FROM 45 00 N TO 48 24 N FRON 19 06 W TO 1:500000 CMP / 1001220 English Channel UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 100Y450 ATLANTIC OCEAN. NORTHERN PART. FROM 48 00 N TO 51 12 N. FROM 18 58 W T 1:500000 CMP / 1003190 Western Approaches to the English Channel UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 1003480 Western Approaches to Ireland UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 100Y410 ATLANTIC OCEAN N PART FROM 51 00 N TO 54 00 N FROM 21 26 W TO 14 40 1:500000 CMP / 1003490 Western Approaches to Saint George's Channel and Bristol Channel UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 1003510 Irish Sea with Saint George's Channel and North Channel UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 1003470 Outer Approaches to the North Channel UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 1003570 Scotland West Coast UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 100Y360 ATLANTIC OCEAN. NORTHERN PART. FROM 56 15 N TO 59 31 N. FROM 21 23 W T 1:500000 CMP / 100Y320 ATLANTIC OCEAN. NORTHERN PART. ROCKALL ROCK TO 1:500000 CMP / 1003550 WESTERN APPROACHES TO THE ORKNEY AND SHETLAND ISLANDS UPDATED 1:500000 CMP / 100U650 NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN. FROM 59 20 N TO 62 20 N. FROM 22 30 W TO 14 05 W 1:500000 CMP / 100Y490 ATLANTIC OCEAN N PART FROM 45 00 N TO 48 24 N. FROM 12 46 W TO 6 0 1:375000 CMP / 100Z570 CAP GRIZ NEZ TO DOGGER BIGHT AND FRIESLAND JUNCTION UPDATED 1:375000 DE / 50 DEUTSCHE BUCHT UPDATED 1:375000 DK / 93C ESBJERG - HANSTHOLM MED OFFSHORE OLIE - OG GASFELTER NEW 1:350000 NO / 307 STAVANGER - FLOROE UPDATED 1:350000 CMP / 10006I0 ORKNEY AND SHETLAND ISLANDS UPDATED 1:345000 FR / 7076 DE SAINT-NAZAIRE A SAINT-MALO UPDATED 1:300000 CMP / 1003990 HARWICH AND ROTTERDAM TO CROMER AND TERSCHELLING UPDATED 1:250000 CMP / 1004000 DOVER AND CALAIS TO ORFORD NESS AND SCHEVENINGEN UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100G380 Blacksod Bay to Tory Island UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I780 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 1 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1003040 Saint Kilda to Butt of Lewis UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1003050 Skerryvore to Saint Kilda UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1003010 Flannan Isles to Sule Skerry UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002840 APPROACHES TO THE BRISTOL CHANNEL UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002850 Saint George's Channel UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002810 North Channel to the Firth of Lorn UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002800 Irish Sea Eastern Part NEW Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. 1:200000 CMP / 1002790 Irish Sea Western Part UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002660 CAPE WRATH TO PENTLAND FIRTH INCLUDING THE ORKNEY ISLANDS NEW 1:200000 CMP / 1002670 Moray Firth UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100J300 Fair Isle to Wick NEW 1:200000 CMP / 100I810 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 4 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I800 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 3 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002610 Orkney and Shetland Islands Fair Isle Channel UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002680 Buckie to Arbroath UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002710 MONTROSE TO BERWICK - UPON - TWEED UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I820 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 5 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I790 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 2 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002640 Saint Abb's Head to the River Tyne NEW CMP / 1:200000 River Tyne to Flamborough Head UPDATED 1000A5A 1:200000 CMP / 100I880 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 9 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I930 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 11 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I850 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 8 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I840 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 7 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I830 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 6 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100I870 North Sea Offshore Charts Sheet 10 UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 1002890 Northern Approaches to the Shetland Islands UPDATED 1:200000 CMP / 100H330 Western Approaches to the North Channel UPDATED 1:160000 K3 / C63A FIRTH OF CLYDE NEW 1:158800 FR / 7066 DE L'ILE VIERGE A LA POINTE DE PENMARC'H, ABORDS DE BREST UPDATED 1:156700 FR / 6680 DE L'ILE D'OUESSANT A L'ILE DE BATZ UPDATED 1:156300 FR / 6930 DES ROCHES DE PORTSALL AU PLATEAU DES ROCHES DOUVRES UPDATED 1:155500 FR / 6966 DES HEAUX DE BREHAT AU CAP LEVI UPDATED 1:155000 K3 / C65A CRINAN TO MALLAIG AND BARRA NEW 1:155000 K3 / C67A NORTH MINCH AND ISLE OF LEWIS NEW 1:155000 K3 / C66A MALLAIG TO RUBHA REIDH AND OUTER HEBRIDES UPDATED 1:154200 FR / 6857 DU CAP DE LA HAGUE A FECAMP, BAIE DE SEINE UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 100G430 Kenmare River to Cork Harbour NEW 1:150000 CMP / 100G390 Aran Islands to Broad Haven Bay UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 100G040 Old Head of Kinsale to Tuskar Rock NEW CMP / 1:150000 Continuation of River Shannon to Limerick UPDATED 100G41B 1:150000 CMP / 1000250 SAINT AGNES HEAD TO DODMAN POINT INCLUDING THE ISLES OF SCILLY UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1000320 Lizard Point to Berry Head UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1000330 Bristol Channel UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1000240 Start Point to The Needles including Off Casquets TSS UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1000220 Anvil Point to Beachy Head UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1000230 Newhaven to Dover and Cap d'Antifer to Cap Gris-Nez UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 100K690 DOVER STRAIT TO WESTERSCHELDE UPDATED 1:150000 FR / 6735 UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1002740 FLAMBOROUGH HEAD TO BLAKENEY POINT NEW 1:150000 CMP / 1002720 Outer Dowsing to Smiths Knoll including Indefatigable Banks UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 100L650 Cromer to Orford Ness UPDATED 1:150000 DE / 202 SMITHS KNOLL BIS OUTER DOWSING NEW 1:150000 CMP / 100I890 Outer Silver Pit UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 1000270 APPROACHES TO THE THAMES ESTUARY UPDATED 1:150000 CMP / 10064V0 WEST HINDER AND OUTER GABBARD TO VLISSINGERN AND SCHEVENINGEN NEW 1:150000 CMP / 100Z620 WEST HINDER AND AUTER GABBARD TO VLISSINGEN AND SCHEVENINGEN 1:150000 CMP / 10065V0 NORTH SEA, DW ROUTES TO IJMUIDEN AND TEXEL NEW 1:150000 DE / 193 ORFORD NESS BIS CROMER UPDATED CMP / 1:150000 NORTH SEA, DW ROUTES AND FRIESLAND JUNCTION TO VLIELAND UPDATED 10031W0 1:150000 DK / 6 FOEROYA BANKI 1:150000 DK / 5 MUNKAGRUNNURIN 1:150000 CMP / 100G420 Mizen Head to Dingle Bay UPDATED Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only. CMP / 1:150000 Valentia Island to River Shannon UPDATED 100G41A 1:150000 CMP / 100G400 Loop Head to Slyne Head UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100869B WESTKAPELLE TOT WEST SCHOUWEN UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100868C OOSTENDE TOT WESTKAPELLE UPDATED CMP / 1:100000 SULE SKERRY NEW 100N63C CMP / 1:100000 River Tay to Perth UPDATED 100M79B 1:100000 CMP / 1000290 THAMES ESTUARY NEW 1:100000 CMP / 10018C0 Islay to Stanton Banks UPDATED CMP / 1:100000 STANTON BANKS TO PASSAGE OF TIREE UPDATED 100W220 1:100000 CMP / 1002990 BARRA HEAD TO POINT OF ARDNAMRCHAN NEW 1:100000 CMP / 1002940 THE LITTLE MINCH, SOUTHERN PART NEW 1:100000 CMP / 10048Z0 The Little Minch Northern Part UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 1003000 North Minch Southern Part UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100G140 Carnsore Point to Wicklow Head UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100P950 North Minch Northern Part UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100G020 Nose of Howth to Ballyquintin Point UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100G030 Arklow to the Skerries Islands UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100G010 Southern Approach to North Channel UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 1003020 Kirkcudbright to Mull of Galloway and Isle of Man UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100V520 Fleetwood to Douglas UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100411A Solway Firth and Approaches UPDATED 1:100000 CMP / 100834C KEADBY TO GAINSBOROUGH UPDATED CMP / 1:100000 DE PANNE TOT OOSTENDE UPDATED 10087OC 1:100000 CMP / 100870B WEST SCHOUWEN TOT HOEK VAN HOLLAND UPDATED 1:80000 CMP / 10021J0 LOUGH NEAGH CMP / 1:76000 RIVER TEST 10020EC CMP / 1:76000 SOUTHAMPTON WATER AND APPROACHES 10020EA CMP / 1:76000 RIVER ITCHEN 10020EB 1:75900 FR / 7417 ABORDS DE FECAMP ET DE DIEPPE, DU CAP D'ANTIFER A DIEPPE UPDATED CMP / 1:75000 Shetland Islands North-West Sheet UPDATED 100M900 1:75000 CMP / 100N060 Shetland Islands North - East Sheet UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100B670 Fife Ness to Saint Abb's Head UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100Y110 Fraserburgh to Newburgh UPDATED CMP / 1:75000 Orkney Islands Eastern Sheet NEW 100M880 1:75000 CMP / 100B660 Montrose to Fife Ness UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100Y080 Newburgh to Montrose UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100B850 SAINT ABB'S HEAD TO THE FARNE ISLANDS NEW CMP / 1:75000 Shetland Islands South Sheet UPDATED 100M890 1:75000 CMP / 100291A Beachy Head to Dungeness UPDATED 1:75000 FR / 7416 ABORDS SUD DE BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, DU TREPORT A BOULOGNE-SUR-MER UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 1002900 Dover Strait Western Part UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100B810 FARNE ISLANDS TO THE RIVER TYNE NEW 1:75000 CMP / 1002620 RIVER TYNE TO RIVER TEES NEW 1:75000 CMP / 100B830 RIVER TEES TO SCARBOROUGH NEW 1:75000 CMP / 100G930 Cardigan Bay Northern Part UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100G920 Caernarfon Bay UPDATED 1:75000 CMP / 100G160 HARTLAND POINT TO ILFRACOMBE INCLUDING LUNDY NEW CMP / 1:75000 Linney Head to Oxwich Point UPDATED 100G17A 1:75000 CMP / 100F880 Holyhead to Great Ormes Head UPDATED Generated by Foxit PDF Creator © Foxit Software http://www.foxitsoftware.com For evaluation only.
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