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Navigation Problems-Chart Plot ID # Question Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Your GPS position is LAT 36°59.0'N, LONG 75°48.6'W. What 045°psc 049°psc 053°psc 057°psc is the course per standard magnetic compass to a position one 1 mile south of Cape Charles Buoy "14" (which is positioned at LAT 37°07.4'N, LONG 75°41.0'W)? Your GPS position is LAT 36°59.0'N, LONG 75°48.6'W. What 040°psc 045°psc 049°psc 053°psc is the course per standard magnetic compass to a position one 2 mile east of Cape Charles Lighted Bell Buoy "14" (LAT 37°07.4'N, LONG 75°41.0'W)? Your GPS position is LAT 37°07.5'N, LONG 75°39.1'W. What 222°psc 228°psc 231°psc 234°psc is the course per standard magnetic compass (psc) to a 3 position 0.3 mile due north of North Chesapeake Entrance Buoy NCA (LL #375)? Your GPS position is LAT 37°01.5'N, LONG 75°31.7'W. What 243° 240° 237° 231° 4 is the course per standard magnetic compass to Chesapeake Light? Your GPS position is LAT 36°55.2'N, LONG 75°33.1'W. What 246.0°psc 254.5°psc 261.0°psc 265.5°psc 5 is the course per standard magnetic compass to Rudee Inlet (LAT 36°49.8'N, LONG 75°58.0'W)? What is the course psc from Chesapeake Light to North 313°psc 317°psc 321°psc 325°psc 6 Chesapeake Entrance Buoy NCA? What is the course per standard magnetic compass from 316°psc 321°psc 323°psc 326°psc 7 Chesapeake Light to North Chesapeake Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy NCA? What is the first course per standard magnetic compass (psc) 133°psc 138°psc 143°psc 148°psc in the outbound southeasterly traffic lane of the Chesapeake 8 Bay entrance traffic separation scheme? What is the base course per standard magnetic compass while 161.0°psc 165.5°psc 180.0°psc 184.0°psc 9 southbound in the middle leg of York Spit Channel? What is the base course (psc) in the inbound northeasterly 261°psc 258°psc 250°psc 244°psc 10 traffic lane of the Chesapeake Bay entrance traffic separation scheme? 11 Your GPS position is LAT 41°10.0'N, LONG 72°52.5'W. What 065°psc 081°psc 093°psc 097°psc 12 is the course per standard magnetic compass to a position one mile due south of Falkner Island Light? Navigation Problems: Chart Plot 1 NPCP082812 Your present position is LAT 41°05.5'N, LONG 72°38.0'W. 315.5°psc 310.5°psc 290.5°psc 284.5°psc Assuming that there are no set and drift, what course must you 13 steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to arrive at a position 0.5 mile due south of New Haven Lighted whistle Buoy NH? Your present position is LAT 41°05.5'N, LONG 72°38.0'W. 137°psc 309°psc 315°psc 319°psc Assuming that there is no set and drift, what course must you 14 steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to arrive at a position midway between New Haven Harbor Channel buoys #1 and #2? Your present position is LAT 41°05.5'N, LONG 72°38.0'W. 077°psc 081°psc 085°psc 088°psc Assuming there is no set and drift, what course must you steer 15 per standard magnetic compass (psc) to arrive at a position 3 miles due north of Horton Point Light? Your present position is LAT 41°05.5'N, LONG 72°38.0'W. 089°psc 080°psc 077°psc 066°psc Assuming that there is no set and drift, what course must you 16 steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to arrive at a position 5 miles due south of Saybrook Breakwater Light? Your present position is LAT 41°05.5'N, LONG 72°38.0'W. 055°psc 059°psc 064°psc 069°psc Assuming that there is no set and drift, what course must you steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to arrive at a 17 position 2 miles due west of Twenty-Eight Foot Shoal Lighted BuoBuoyy ((LATLAT 4141°09.3'N09.3N, LONG 7272°30.5'W30.5 W)?)? Your 2230 position is LAT 41°07.4'N, LONG 72°44.0'W. 084°psc 091°psc 094°psc 098°psc Assuming that there are no set and drift, what course must you 18 steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to leave Twenty- Eight Foot Shoal Lighted Buoy (LAT 41°09.3'N, LONG 72°30.4'W) 1 mile abeam to port? Your 2230 position is LAT 41°07.4'N, LONG 72°44.0'W. 086°psc 091°psc 094°psc 098°psc Assuming that there is no set and drift, what course must you 19 steer per standard magnetic compass to leave Twenty-Eight Foot Shoal Lighted Buoy 1 mile abeam to starboard? Your GPS position is LAT 41°08.5'N, LONG 72°28.8'W. What 032°psc 048°psc 055°psc 067°psc course must you steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to 20 leave Cornfield Lighted Whistle Buoy "CF" 0.5 mile abeam to starboard? Your GPS position is LAT 41°08.5'N, LONG 72°28.8'W. What 064°psc 077°psc 088°psc 092°psc course must you steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to 21 leave Cornfield Lighted Whistle Buoy "CF" 0.5 mile abeam to port? Navigation Problems: Chart Plot 2 NPCP082812 Your present position is LAT 41°07.4'N, LONG 72°44.0'W. 073°psc 084°psc 091°psc 097°psc Assuming that there is no set and drift, what course must you 22 steer per standard magnetic compass (psc) to a position of LAT 41°08.5'N, LONG 72°28.8'W? 23 Determine the course per standard magnetic compass from the 129.5°psc 134.0°psc 156.0°psc 159.0°psc entrance to Quonochontaug Pond (LAT 41°19.8'N, LONG 24 71°43.2'W) to the entrance to Great Salt Pond on Block Island. Determine the course per standard magnetic compass from 030°psc 036°psc 059°psc 067°psc Cerberus Shoal Buoy 9 (LAT 41°10.4'N, LONG 71°57.1'W) to 25 the entrance to Quonochontaug Pond (LAT 41°19.8'N, LONG 71°43.2'W). Determine the course per standard magnetic compass from 326.5°psc 324.0°psc 298.5°psc 296.0°psc Cerberus Shoal Buoy 9 (LAT 41°10.4'N, LONG 71°57.1'W) to a 26 position 0.2 mile south of Race Rock Light (LAT 41°14.6'N, LONG 72°02.8'W). Determine the course per standard magnetic compass from 0.2 137.0°psc 152.0°psc 165.5°psc 168.5°psc mile south of Race Rock Light (LAT 41°14.6'N, LONG 27 72°02.8'W) to the entrance of the channel to Lake Montauk (west of Montauk Point). Determine the course per standard magnetic compass from the 192.0°psc 184.0°psc 154.5°psc 152.5°psc entrance to Ninigret Pond (LAT 41°21.3'N, LONG 71°38.3'W) 28 to the entrance to Great Salt Pond on Block Island. You are 3 miles due east of Montauk Point Light. What is the 070.0° 076.5° 082.5° 087.5° course per standard magnetic compass to a position one mile 29 due south of Block Island Southeast Point Light? You are 3 miles due east of Montauk Point Light. What is the 145.5°psc 142.5°psc 138.5°psc 127.0°psc 30 course per standard magnetic compass to LAT 41°00.0'N, LONG 71°40.0'W? You are 3 miles due east of Montauk Point Light. What is the 324°psc 328°psc 331°psc 339°psc 31 course per standard magnetic compass to a position 0.5 mile due south of Race Rock Light? You are 3 miles due east of Montauk Point Light. What is the 341°psc 337°psc 011°psc 007°psc 32 course per standard magnetic compass to a position 1.5 miles due east of Watch Hill Point Light? You are 3 miles due east of Montauk Point Light. What is the 108°psc 122°psc 124°psc 130°psc 33 course per standard magnetic compass to LAT 41°00.0'N, LONG 71°30.0'W? 34 Navigation Problems: Chart Plot 3 NPCP082812 At 1712 your GPS indicates a position of LAT 36°54.8'N, 262°T at 0.9 knot 267°T at 1.3 knots 087°T at 1.2 knots 093°T at 0.8 knot LONG 75°39.8'W. You are on course 319° per standard 35 magnetic compass at a speed of 9.9 knots. At 1800 your GPS indicates your position at LAT 37°00.0'N, LONG 75°45.8'W. What were the set and drift? At 0939 your GPS position is LAT 36°57.0'N, LONG 280°T at 1.0 knot 275°T at 1.8 knots 091°T at 1.6 knots 103°T at 1.1 knots 75°41.0'W. You are on course 119° per standard magnetic 36 compass at a speed of 12.8 knots.
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