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Admiralty Gnomonic Chart 5095: North Atlantic Ocean
- 07/26/2026
Passage Planning: Essential tool for planning efficient ocean passages and long-distance voyages. Presentation: The chart will be printed from the latest file available. Over the past few years the colour palette and general presentation of Admiralty charts has changed as new editions are published.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5601_12: Plans on the Dorset Coast
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5600_7: Yarmouth to Beaulieu River
- 07/25/2026
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5600_7: Yarmouth to Beaulieu River
The Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5600_7 covers the area from Yarmouth to Beaulieu River, providing detailed navigational information for small craft. Produced by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office and printed to order on 535 x 715 mm chart paper, this nautical chart is essential for mariners and boat owners in the United Kingdom and Ireland. With its clear and accurate information, this chart helps ensure safe and efficient navigation along the coast from Yarmouth to Beaulieu River.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5614_4: Approaches to Great Yarmouth
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5614_5: Northern Approaches to Great Yarmouth
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5609_7: Plans in the Northern Part of Cardigan Bay
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5616_1: Point of Ardnamurchan to Sound of Arisaig
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5616_2: Sound of Arisaig to Mallaig
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.
Admiralty Small Craft Chart 5605_12: Ports in France and Belgium
The printed area is A2 (420 × 594 mm), but the sheet itself is slightly larger (535 × 715 mm), leaving a border of 11.5 cm on the short edge and 12.1 cm on the long edge. Plastic folio covers are no longer supplied with these charts, and all supporting data is now available as a downloadable PDF from the Admiralty website.

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