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B a R E N T S L E S S O cyan cyan cyan cyan yellow yellow yellow yellow CMYK CMYK CMYK CMYK magenta magenta barents calling barents megaPort VARDØ FISKERIFAGSKOLE OG HAVN honningsvåg–vardø VARDØ hurtigruten inn technoPole magenta barents house KirKenes rZd the threshold temPorary living in a shiPyard HUNDEKLUBB arctic Prison arctic garden magenta PP 112–117 PP 118–121 PP 122–125 PP 130–133 PP 134–137 PP 138–141 PP 142–145 PP 146–149 PP 150–153 = PP= 100–103= PP 104–107 PP 108–111 = = = PP 126–129 = = = = = = HOLD KEEP SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: NOTICES TO MARINERS (recent, imminent and temporary changes). SAILING DIRECTIONS (local HOLD KEEP SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: NOTICES TO MARINERS (recent, imminent and temporary changes). SAILING DIRECTIONS (local WGS 84 POSITIONS conditions, directions, regulations and port information). LIST OF LIGHTS, LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS (navigational warnings and weather conditions, directions, regulations and port information). LIST OF LIGHTS, LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS (navigational warnings and weather SKJÆRGÅRDEN REN YOUR WATERWAYS CLEAN transmissions, pilot and port operations services, traffic management, radio beacons), TIDE TABLES, TIDAL STREAM ATLASES, SKJÆRGÅRDEN REN YOUR WATERWAYS CLEAN WGS 84 POSITIONS transmissions, pilot and port operations services, traffic management, radio beacons), TIDE TABLES, TIDAL STREAM ATLASES, can be plotted directly on this chart MARINERS HANDBOOK (general information), INT1 - symbols, terms and abbreviations. MARINERS HANDBOOK (general information), INT1 - symbols, terms and abbreviations. ARE KEPT CORRECTED. can be plotted directly on this chart ARE KEPT CORRECTED. 514 INT 174 515 INT 175 DEPTHS IN METRES DEPTHS IN METRES 28°W 27° 26° 25° 24° 23° 22° 21° 20° 19° 18° 17° 16° 15° 14° 13° 12° 11° 10° 9° 8° 7° 6° 5° 4° 3° 2° 1° 0° 1° 2° 3° 4° 5° 6° 7° 8° 9° 10° 11° 12° 13° 14° 15° 16° 17°E17° 18°18° 19°19° 20°E20° 21° 22° 23° 24° 25° 26° 27° 28° 29° 30° 31° 32° 33° 34° 35° 36° 37° 38° 39° 40° 41° 42° 43° 44° 45° 46° 47° 48° 49° 50° 51° 52° 53° 54° 55° 56° 57° 58° 59° 60° 61° 62° 63° 64° 65° 66° 67° 68° 69° 70° 515 514 20°00.00'E 82°30.00'N 82°30.00'N 70°00.00'E SATELLITE - DERIVED POSITIONS BOUNDARIES INT 175 INTERNATIONAL INT 174 Positions obtained from Satellite Navigation Systems The international boundaries shown on this chart are INTERNATIONAL 3000 are referred to WGS 84 Datum and can be plotted approximate. 230 directly on this chart. Caution must be exercised in WANDEL- the transfer of geographical positions with other MAGNETIC VARIATION LINES ARE FOR 2010 3000 charts not in terms of WGS 84 Datum. The magnetic variation is shown in degrees, followed by the letter W or E, as appropriate, at certain 3000 POLHAVET WRECKS AND CABLES positions on the lines. The annual change is Wrecks have been omitted between the coast and expressed in minutes with letter W or E and is given in brackets, immediately following the variation. 2000 the 30m contour. Only dangerous wrecks (30m or 3684 less) are shown. FOTNOTE - FOOTNOTE CAUTION 249 HAVET 1000 2220 Avtale av 11. jaunar 1978 mellom Norge og 500 Density of soundings does not fully exclude CHART SERIES 3000 2000 Russland om en midlertidig praktisk ordning for fisket 5°W (25'E) undiscovered shoals. 4000 i et tilstøtende område i Barentshavet. 329 CHART SERIES Surveys are incomplete in the area. Soundings within 2000 Agreement dated 11 January, 1978, between 245 unsurveyed areas are unreliable. We will strongly Norway and the Russian Federation on provisional 20°W (30'E) advise against any navigation in these areas. Refer practical arrangements for fishing in an adjacent area POLHAVET to the Source diagram. of the Barents Sea. Limits of glaciers are subject to frequent change. In 135 82° SVALBARD – GRØNLAND Prinsesse 82° 2660 front82° of glaciers going into sea, depths at 82° considerable distance can change essentially (many BARENTSHAVET Prinsesse 26002600 metres) from year to year. All navigation must give 162 309 2597 attention to this. 94 SCALE 1 : 2 000 000 at Lat 75°00' 1000 210 220 Margrethes Ø 2242 190 1606 218 53 SCALE 1 : 2 000 000 at Lat 75°00' Published by the Norwegian Polar Institute 1962 Thyras Ø 2079 2295 238 183 188 130 235 168 3000 1682 170 47 Published by the Norwegian Hydrographic Service 1960 New Edition by the Norwegian Hydrographic Service 2011 4160 1448 219 193 361 40 225 195 60 23 0 010 74 m. Fligeli 350 34503450 m. Stolbovoj New Edition 2011 020 105 170 Depths and Heights are in metres. Kap Prins Knud 340 384 Prins Prinsesse 4000 030 391 216 o. Rudol´fa Depths and Heights are in metres. 330 33 187 Positions are referred to World Geodetic System (WGS84) Frederiks Dagmars Ø 30483048 167 300 180 330 219 040 400 64 72 160 107 363 100 51 49 Positions are referred to World Geodetic System (WGS84) Datum (SATELLITE-DERIVED POSITIONS note). Øer Nakkehoved 320 300 30003000 382 = 1776 389 587 68 m. Brorok Datum (SATELLITE-DERIVED POSITIONS note). 050 2450 25052505 429 267 13721372 252 27 Projection: Mercator 2463 252 O-VA BELAJA ZEMLJA 310 2500 pr.Nejmajera o . E v a - L i v 505505 POLHAVET 400 145 80 Projection: Mercator 1500 1433 397 148 300 o. Gogenloè pr.Sarsa Compiled from the latest information in 2010 060 13881388 219 71 70 1960 898 838838 925925 VICTORIAHAVET 111 260 225 = 898 1156 134 350 0 010 104 pr.Triningen 29 Compiled from the latest information in 2010 300 020 300 SATELLITE - DERIVED POSITIONS CAUTION 1576 750 429 340 199 93 200 3000 602 161 37 201 336 070 300 20002000 030 Positions obtained from Satellite Navigation Systems are Density of soundings does not fully exclude undiscovered 309 51 501 86 = =4 referred to WGS 84 Datum and can be plotted directly on shoals. 1459 1150 330 342 403 o.Karla- = o. Freden 290 = this chart. Caution must be exercised in the transfer of 30763076 040 PR. SEVERO- VOSTOČNYJ Surveys are incomplete in the area. Soundings within 2183 10501050 187 420 171 324 geographical positions with other charts not in terms of 320 380 Aleksandra 34 unsurveyed areas are unreliable. We will strongly advise 080 615 WGS 84 Datum. 2166 722722 466 240 proliv == o.Rajnera against any navigation in these areas. 401 1147 900900 1060 240 050 = WRECKS AND CABLES Flade Isblink 230 560 280 658 Baka 629 310 87 149 o. Ommani z.De - Longa Wrecks have been omitted between the coast and the Nordost- 2155 10001000 Limits of glaciers are subject to frequent change. In front 654 183 446 46 30m contour. Only dangerous wrecks (30m or less) are 090 307 of glaciers going into sea, depths at considerable Cy.St 060 o.Charli shown. rundingen 2450 118 185 185 280 150 distance can change essentially (many metres) from year 2155 580580 = = = 5 BOUNDARIES 270 300 432 279 m. Mill´ to year. All navigation must give attention to this. = 2183 265 = 340 270 o.Gofmana The international boundaries shown on this chart are 704 SOFIADJUPET 2231 95 228 201 18 4 502 070 approximate. 260 ZEMLJA FRANCA-IOSIFA MAGNETIC VARIATION LINES ARE FOR 2010 3000 34 o.Džeksona K i l e n NANSENRYGGEN1275 494494 Sh.StSh.St 194 285 280 29 mys Aèros”emki ST.ANNARENNA OCEAN CURRENTS 248 290 179 o.Bekkera The magnetic variation is shown in degrees, followed by 2222 100 171 135 = 22 95 600 The arrows on the chart indicate the avarage currents of 2202 190 335 347 111 the letter W or E, as appropriate, at certain positions on 219 = = = = 520 119 080 = the surrounding sea area (without tidal currents!). In the the lines. The annual change is expressed in minutes S ø 2138 o. Pajera 31 = = 250 2000 = areas north and south of Jan Mayen the currents are with letter W or E and is given in brackets, immediately 668 110 141 = 10°W (25'E) 1701 2175 157 M 230 == 560 mostly weak and variable. 280 proliv Buta o. Kuna following the variation. Alexandrine Bjærgene 1117 110 220 = 560 560 120 = 304 o . A r t u r a mys Chilla 35 177177 161 090 o.Elizavety o. Kejna Grenen 240 120 220 240 330 = 1923 QUESTRENNA MM 152 proliv Rodsa 72 686 1628 Sh ostrov o. Grili = 57 270 84 = 732 120 178 70 = = 500500 179 174 81° 81° 200200 81° 140 81° 3000 230 1914 123 Ciglera 500 1522 2131 Sh.St 127 260 173 pr. Li-Smita 275 Avstrijskij 2000 786 90 Rons'er R o m e r , 1800 170170 150 263 = 130 50 ostrov == = 1000 1335 144144 mys Battenberg m. Brjusa 300 64 55 101 91 100 m. Val´š mys Olni Cy 220 4343 162 pr.Brauna o.La- Antarctic Bugt VALBARD 1840 205 215 270 500 205 290 = 140 1174 154 250 65 80 120 m. Villas 114 135 140 215 Kap Holbæk 3000 1063 210 996996 150150 103 62 m.Nagurskogo 110 250 Solsberi proliv ND S 1381 83 20 proliv Morgana Amdrups Land 1511 150 136136 82 123 199 108 60 180 Sophus Miillers Næs vesle Tavleøya 185 o.Viner- pr.Vanderbil´ta 200 8585 Sjuøy- 109 150 145 35 270 490 160 70 300 240 190 595 125125 3 120 o.Luidži Nejštadt 580 510 1298 180 170 100100 100100 )5 160 106 m.Geller O.GREĖM-BELL D) 1335 PD 95 30 Cy M 120 z.Geografov 195 580 Cy 345 143143 Cy.StCy.St 141 Sjuøyane 114 M 503 260 417 450 180 560 = E AROU 110110 177 146 mys Nimrod p - ov Armitidž 1030 3000 940 120120 132132 474762 117 230 220 m.
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