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Bush River Chart 1 Chart 1 Bush River 76°18'W 76°16'W 76°14'W 76°12'W 76°10'W 76°8'W 39°32'N 39°30'N 39°28'N Bush River JoinsChart 2 39°26'N 39°24'N 39°22'N Chesapeake Bay 39°20'N Joins Chart 5 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 2 Susquehanna Flats 76°6'W 76°4'W 76°2'W 76°0'W 75°58'W 39°34'N Northeast River 39°32'N Susquehanna Flats 39°30'N JoinsChart 3 JoinsChart 1 39°28'N Elk River 39°26'N Chesapeake Bay 39°24'N Sassafras River Howell Pt 39°22'N Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 3 Elk River 75°56'W 75°54'W 75°52'W 75°50'W 75°48'W 39°34'N 39°32'N Elk River 39°30'N Bohemia River JoinsChart 2 39°28'N 39°26'N 39°24'N 39°22'N Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 4 Upper Bay West 76°24'W 76°22'W 76°20'W 76°18'W 76°16'W 76°14'W 39°20'N 39°18'N Wells Pt 39°16'N Hart-Miller Island JoinsChart 5 39°14'N 1 2 39°12'N 3 Chesapeake Bay 39°10'N Swan Pt 39°8'N Joins Charts 6 & 7 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 5 Upper Bay East Joins Chart 1 76°20'W 76°18'W 76°16'W 76°14'W 76°12'W 76°10'W 39°20'N Plum Pt Gunpowder River 39°18'N Handys Pt 1 Stoops Pt 2 39°16'N 3 4 JoinsChart 4 39°14'N 7 6 Tolchester Beach 5 39°12'N 8 39°10'N Swan Pt Rock Hall Graveyard Cove 39°8'N Joins Chart 7 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 6 Upper Anne Arundel Shore and Magothy River 76°30'W 76°28'W 76°26'W 76°24'W 76°22'W 39°12'N Patapsco River 39°10'N 3 1 4 5 Bodkin Pt 39°8'N 2 6 JoinsChart 7 39°6'N 14 7 15 8 Gibson Island 11 16 12 39°4'N 13 Mountain Pt 17 9 39°2'N 10 Sandy Pt Cove of Cork Joins Charts 9 & 10 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 7 Lower Chester River 76°20'W 76°18'W 76°16'W 76°14'W 76°12'W 39°10'N 27 25 28 Swan Pt 26 29 24 23 Rock Hall 22 39°8'N 20 21 19 Huntingfield Pt 18 Shippen Cove 17 39°6'N 16 Grays Inn Pt JoinsChart 8 JoinsChart 6 15 13 39°4'N 12 14 Love Pt 11 Overton 39°2'N 10 Panhandle Pt 8 5 Hail Pt 6 7 39°0'N 9 1 2 Stevensville Long Pt 3 4 Joins Chart 10 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 8 Upper Chester River 76°14'W 76°12'W 76°10'W 76°8'W 76°6'W 76°4'W 39°10'N 15 1 19 16 2 3 39°8'N Graveyard Cove 20 17 5 4 21 18 6 22 Burnt House 7 Cove 8 23 Deep Pt 24 10 9 13 25 Nichols Pt 11 39°6'N Shippen Cove Spaniard Neck 14 Grays Inn 26 12 Pt 28 27 29 35 34 30 32 31 36 39 33 40 37 JoinsChart 7 39°4'N 42 41 38 Gordon Pt 43 Centreville 44 39°2'N 46 45 Panhandle Hail Pt Pt 47 48 49 50 39°0'N 51 52 Winchester Creek 38°58'N Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 9 Middle Anne Arundel Shore, Severn and South Rivers Joins Chart 6 76°34'W 76°32'W 76°30'W 76°28'W 76°26'W 76°24'W 30 31 32 34 33 39°2'N 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 3 44 39°0'N 45 46 2 47 1 48 Hackett Pt 49 Annapolis 50 52 Greenbury Pt 53 51 4 6 38°58'N 5 Edgewater 54 JoinsChart 10 13 Aberdeen Creek 12 14 Tolly Pt 7 15 16 18 17 38°56'N 19 20 21 Brewer 24 8 Pt 23 22 27 25 28 Selby 26 Bay 9 29 38°54'N Chesapeake Bay 11 10 Saunders Pt Locust Pt Dutchman Pt 38°52'N Joins Chart 13 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 10 Kent Shore Joins Charts 6 & 7 76°26'W 76°24'W 76°22'W 76°20'W 76°18'W 39°2'N Sandy Pt 1 39°0'N Whitehall Bay Possum Pt Hackett Pt Stevensville 38°58'N Matapeake 2 Cox Neck Tolly Pt JoinsChart 9 38°56'N Chesapeake JoinsChart 11 Bay Little Island Crab Alley Bay Turkey Pt Bodkin Island 38°54'N 3 Romancoke 4 38°52'N 5 Eastern Bay Bloody Pt 6 Kent Pt 38°50'N Joins Chart 14 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 11 Eastern Bay Joins Chart 7 76°22'W 76°20'W 76°18'W 76°16'W 76°14'W 76°12'W Winchester Creek 38°58'N 9 Matapeake 10 11 Grasonville 12 27 13 Cox Neck 14 29 28 30 Prospect Little 15 Bay 7 38°56'N Island Normans Pt 16 8 31 23 32 22 17 24 Crab Alley Bay 33 17a 18 18a 6 38 34 20 Parsons 37 5c 25 Island 39 36 35 Turkey 21 Pt 19 4 38°54'N 5 5b 26 42 40 41 5a 3 43 45a Romancoke 44 2 1 45 JoinsChart 12 JoinsChart 10 46 50 38°52'N 49 47 Eastern Bay Bennett Pt 51 Tilghman Pt 52 Wyetown Pt 48 53 38°50'N Wades Pt 54 Porter Creek Deepwater Pt Fairview Long Haul Creek Pt 38°48'N 55 Wittman St. Michaels Rabbit Pt Harbor Cove Briary Rolles Beach Pt Maiden Lowes Pt Cove Bozman 38°46'N Joins Chart 15 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 12 Miles and Wye Rivers 76°16'W 76°14'W 76°12'W 76°10'W 76°8'W Normans Pt 38°56'N Parsons Island 38°54'N Wye Island Granary Creek 36 37 Dividing Creek 33 34 35 47 Drum Pt 45 48 32 43 44 46 31 42 Bordley39 Pt 41 38°52'N 30 Tilghman Pt 29 21 40 25 26 28 Bennett27 Pt 38 24 22 JoinsChart 11 20 Wyetown Pt 23 14 17 Woodland Creek 19 16 15 13 38°50'N 18 12 11 Leeds Landing Porter Creek 10 Deepwater Pt Long Haul Creek 9 Fairview Pt 38°48'N 8 Darmands Creek 7 Saint Michaels 6 5 4 Maiden Pt Rolles Beach 1 Long Pt 2 38°46'N 3 Joins Charts 15 & 16 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 13 Lower Anne Arundel Shore, Rhode and West Rivers Joins Chart 9 76°34'W 76°32'W 76°30'W 76°28'W 76°26'W 38°54'N 14 Saunders Pt 15 16 18 1 17 19 20 21 2 22 Dutchman Pt 3 4 38°52'N 23 5 27 6 25 26 28 24 7 Galesville Shady Side 38°50'N 8 38°48'N 9 10 Joins14 Charts & 10 Parker Creek Deale Chesapeake Bay 38°46'N 12 11 13 38°44'N Holland Pt 38°42'N Joins Chart 17 Legend Historic Oyster Bar XW Green Can Scale HistoricDepth Contour Oyster Bar ;: Red Nun 1:100,000 !o Lighthouse " Green Day Marker ¥ ` Red Day Marker Chart 14 Talbot Shore Joins Chart 10 76°28'W 76°26'W 76°24'W 76°22'W 76°20'W 76°18'W 38°48'N 1 2 Harbor Cove Lowes Pt Briary Cove 3 Poplar Ferry 38°46'N Island 5 Cove 6 Punch Pt 4 8 7 Indian 9 Pt 10 Bald Eagle Pt 38°44'N 11 Avalon Island JoinsChart 15 38°42'N 12 Pawpaw Cove Joins Charts 13 Joins17 Charts & Blackwalnut Cove 38°40'N 13 38°38'N Sharps Island 14 38°36'N Joins Charts 23 & 24 Legend Historic 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