The Admiralty Tidal Stream Atlas: North Sea, Southern Part (NP251), 4th Edition, is an essential resource for mariners and navigators operating in the North Sea. This comprehensive atlas features 13 detailed charts, meticulously designed to illustrate tidal streams across the southern section of the North Sea at hourly intervals.
Understanding tidal streams is crucial for safe navigation, and this atlas provides precise predictions that help sailors optimize their routes and improve overall voyage efficiency. With up-to-date information and clear visual representations, the North Sea tidal atlas is an invaluable tool for both professional mariners and recreational boaters.
Key features of the Admiralty Tidal Stream Atlas include:
- Extensive Coverage: 13 charts dedicated to the southern part of the North Sea, ensuring you have access to critical tidal data.
- Hourly Tidal Stream Data: Detailed information on tidal streams at hourly intervals to aid in precise navigation planning.
The atlas also provides important timing details such as the High Water (HW) times for Dover and additional predictive information presented in the Admiralty Tide Tables NP 201. These details offer insight into tidal patterns, allowing for informed decision-making when navigating the waters of the North Sea.
This atlas is published by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, ensuring accuracy and reliability. With the 4th Edition released in 2005, it is regularly updated to reflect the latest maritime data. Equip yourself with the Admiralty Tidal Stream Atlas to navigate the North Sea with confidence and ease.
