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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE W . AVERELL HARRIMAN, SECRETARY U. S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY LEO OTIS COLBERT, DIRECTOR AERONAUTICAL CHART CATALOG U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY ' F'EJBRU ARY 1947 CONTENTS I j'I I Page .~: General Information ............. ........... ............................. .. .......... ............ ... .. ................... I Description of Aeronautical Charts ......... .. ....... .. ..................... .. .......... .. ............ II-III District Offices, Distribution and Info rmation Centers - U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey .... .... .......... .. ................ .. ... .................. .... IV Planning Charts - U. S. and Alaska ............. ...... .. ................... .. ..................... .. .. .. .... .. .1 Direction Finding Charts - U. S ................ .................................................... .. ........ .. .. 2 World Aeronautical Charts. - U. S .................. .. .... ... .. .. ............................................... 3 Flight Charts -. U. S .................. .... .. ... ... .................. .. .... .. ....... .. .................................. 4 Sectional Charts - U. S ...... ..... .. .................... .. .......................... .... .. ... ........... .. 5 Local Charts - U. S ..... .. ......... .. ................ .. .... .. ........ .. ....... ....... .............. .. .. .. ...... 6 Instrument Approach and Landing Charts - U. S. Alphabetical List by States .............. .. ............ .... .......... .. .............................. 7-10 Instrument Approach and Landing Charts - Foreign Alphabetical List by Cities .................... ...... .. .. .. ...... ...... ...... ..................... .il-14 Radio Facility Charts - U. S . ........... .. ............... .. ......... .. ........... .. ......... .. ................ 15 World Aeronautical Charts .. ..... .............. .. ........... .. ................. .. .... ................. .. 16-17 Aircraft Position Charts .................. .. .... .... ......... ... ...... .......... ....... ............................... 18 Route Chart .. .. ... .... ... ........ .................... .. .. ...... .. ... ... .... ................ ... ..... ......... ... .. ...... ...... ..18 World Aeronautical Charts - Alaska ........ .. ...... .. ..... .. ............................................... 19 Flight Charts - Alaska .... ............................. .. ....... .... ... .... ............. ..... ......... ............. ... 20 AAF World Planning Charts ............... ... ............. .. .............. .. ..................... ..... .. .. ....... 21 AAF Long Range Air Navigation Charts .................... ... ... ..................... .. ....... .. .... 22 AAF Special Charts .......... .. ......... ....................... .. .... .... .. ................ .... .. ................ ..... ... 23 AAF Flight Charts .... .. .... .. .. .... .. ............................ .. ........... .. .............. ... .. .. .. ........ 24-27 Naval Aviation Charts - V30 .... .. .. .. ................................ .. .. .................... .. ............... .. .28 Naval Aviation Charts - V70 ... .... .......... .. .. ... ..... .... .. ........ .. ... .. ........ .. ... .. .................... .29 Authorized Agent$ - U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey .. ........ .. .................. 30-33 I GENERAL INFORMATION PURCHASE Unless otherwise noted, the publications listed herein may be orders $6.67 to $10.00 a charge of $6.67 is made). Orders mailed obtained by addressing The Director, U.S. Coast and Geodetic to Washington, D. C., should be accompanied by check or money Survey, Washington 25, D. C., from the District Offices, listed on order, made payable to the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Postage page IV or from the Authorized Agents listed on pages 30 thru stamps or Superintendant of Document coupons cannot be 33. A discount of 33 73 o/o is allowed for charts on an order, in accepted. Order should state whether charts are to be folded or one shipment to one address, of ten dollars or more. (For gross unfolded. Ii DATES OF LATEST PRINTS Two lists, Dates of Latest Prints, one for Instrument Approach detic Survey, Washington 25, D. C. or from any District Office or and Landing Charts :and one for the other aeronautical chart authorized agent listed herein. These lists are revised each month. series, may be obtained from the Director, U. S. Coast and Geo- INQUIRIES A Catalog of Nautical Charts or additional information con­ Users of these Aeronautical Charts, having questions, sugges­ cerning publications and activities of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic tions or information regarding the charts are invited to write to Survey may be obtained by addressing the Director. the Director at the above, Washington,_D. C., address. CHART CONSTRUCTION PROJECTIONS A projection, which is the framework for the construction of a when constructing a chart, it is necessary to select the projection chart, is a systematic representation on a plane surface of lines which most nearly provides the properties desir€d. The two prin­ of latitude and longitude. Since no portion of a sphere may be cipal projections used on charts of the Coast and Geodetic Survey represented on a plane surface without distortion, many systems are the Mercator and the Lambert conformal. of projection have been devised, each intended to serve some Almost all aeronautical charts published by the Coast and particular purpose or to preserve some special property of the Geodetic Survey are constructed on the Lambert projection, in sphere. Some of the properties which it is desirable to have in a which meridians are converging straight lines and parallels are chart are: arcs of concentric circles. On this projection, directions conform (1) The true shape of physical features. very closely to those on the earth's surface; and along the two (2) Correct angular relationships. selected "standard parallels," on which the projection is based, (3) Equal areas, or the representation of areas in their correct the scale is true, while between and beyond. them there are small relative proportions. variations in the scale. For all practical purposes, the navigator (4) True scale values for measuring distances. may consider the scale as uniform throughout the chart and a (5) The representation of great circles as straight lines. straight line between any two points as the arc of a great circle. (6) The representation of rhumb-lines as straight lines. Thus, the Lambert projection provides a chart especially well (7) A compromise between several desirable properties. adapted for presenting information relating to air navigation. It is possible to represent any one property, sometimes more For aeronautical planning charts of the polar areas, a stereo­ than one, on a flat map, depending on the type of projection, but graphic projection is used, while for certain special charts in it is impossible to represent all of them on any one map. Thus, equatorial regions, the Mercator projection is used. SCALE EQUIVALENTS One Nautical Mile= One Statute Mile= One Inch= At Scale Inches Centimeters Inches Centimeters Nautical Miles Statute Miles Kilometers 1 :31,680 2.303 5.85 2.000 5.08 .434 .500 .81 1:250,000 .292 .74 .253 .64 3.426 3.946 6.35 1:500,000 .146 .37 .127 .32 6.853 7.891 12.70 1:1,000,000 .073 .18 .063 .16 13.706 15.783 25.4Q 1 :2,000,000 .036 .09 .032 .08 27.411 31.566 50.80 1:3,000,000 .024 .06 .021 .05 41.117 47.348 76.20 1:5,000,000 .015 .04 .013 .03 68.528 78.914 127.00 lj RELATED PUBLICATIONS Airman's Guide, a bulletin issued at two week intervals by the Civil Aeronautics Bulletins, obtainable from the Superintendent Civil Aeronautics Administration. It contains Notices to Airmen, of Documents, Washington 25, D. C., at the prices indicated: Directory of Airports, and Air Navigation Radio Aids. Sold by N·o. 5 Flight Instructor's Manual (revised). 35 cents. Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D.C. Subscription tNo. 22 Digest of the Civil Air Regulations for Student Pilots (6th edition). 20 cents. price, including 26 issues of Airman's Guide and 2 Flight Infor­ No. 23 Civil Pilot Training Manual. 65 cents. mation Manuals, is $7.50 per year. Single copies 30 cents each. No. 24 Practical Air Navigation. $1.00. No. 25 Meteorology for Pilots. 75 cents and $1.00. Civil Aeronautics Journal, the official periodical of the Civil No. 26 Aerodynamics for Pilots. 30 cents. Aeronautics Administration and the Civil Aeronautics Board. No. 27 Pilots' Airplane Manual. 30 cents. Published on the 15th of each month, it carries articles and news No. 28 Pilots' Powerplant Manual. 75 cents. No. 29 Pilots' Radio Manual. 25 cents. items dealing with civil aeronautics; information as to certificates tNo. 30 Ground Instructor's Manual. 15 cents. and approvals issued; and notice of the issuance of new or revised No. 31 Patter for Elementary Flight Man..euvers. 15 cents. publications. Subscription price is $0.50 per year in the United No. 32 Fundamentals of Elementary Flight Maneuvers. 20 cents. States. Forei1tn subscription is $0.75 per year. Single copies are Path of Flight. 40 cents. sold at 5 cents each. Realm of Flight. 60 cents. tBeing revised. A-3399-1(38)++ 11 AERONAU TICAL CHARTS DESCRIPTION AND USE The aeronautical charts published by the U. S. Coast and relief is shown. The charts are inexpensive work sheets to be used Geodetic Survey are specially designed fon use in air navigation and filed as part of flight record Price, 10 cents each. Desig­ and emphasis is given to features of aeronautical
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