Colección: British Admiralty Nautical Charts

British Admiralty nautical charts are the nautical chart standard, worldwide, for every sea going vessel. British Admiralty Charts are produced by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) and conform to U. S. and international carriage requirements for commercial vessels defined in the International Convention for Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Chapter V Regulation 19.2.1.2350. They are corrected and updated with  information up to the most recent notice to mariners at the point of sale by our trained cartographers. British Admiralty nautical charts are also U.S. Coast Guard approved.

These nautical charts are useful and in many instances, required, for commercial and recreational use. It is advised that mariners always use the largest scale nautical chart that is appropriate for their needs, particularly in heavily trafficked areas, such as the Singapore and Malacca Straits, the English Channel and the Gulf of Suez. Routing guide Supplements to standard nautical charts are provided to aid mariners in route planning in these challenging areas.

The UKHO provides nautical charts, publications and other nautical services for the Royal Navy and merchant shipping industries, to aid in the protection of life at sea. The UKHO has roots dating back to late 18th century. The office has been a central figure in surveying and the production of nautical charts, tide tables, route planning and many other functions since its inception.

The SOLAS Convention's first incarnation was passed in 1914, as a response to the sinking of the HMS Titanic. In 1960, the SOLAS convention was adopted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and brought into force in 1965. Significant amendments were brought into force in 1974 and 1988. The SOLAS Convention has 159 member states around the globe. It requires that ships belonging to these flag states comply with minimum basic safety standards in equipment, construction and operation. These requirements are documented in 12 chapters of articles. Chapter V is commonly referred to and contains provisions that all vessels, ranging from small pleasure and recreational craft to large commercial fleets, which make international voyages, must adhere to. Many flag states have incorporated SOLAS Convention requirement into local law, so that legal action may result against those who contravene them.

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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 781: Aruba
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 783: Curacao Sint Annabaai and Schottegat
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 782: Curaçao
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 720: Caribbean Sea - Saint George's Harbour
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 3112: Harbours in Ghana
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 461: Ocean Cay
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 3584: Malacca Strait – Indonesia, Ports on the North East Coast of Sumatera
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 1596: Greece - Saronikós Kólpos, Peiraiás
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 973: Italy – Sicilia, Approaches to Augusta and Siracusa
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 963: Italy, Ports on the North Coast of Sicilia
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 3186: United States, Gulf of Mexico – Texas – Galveston Bay, Houston Ship Channel Pelican Island to Barbours Cut
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British Admiralty Nautical Chart 792: Malaysia - Malacca Strait, Sungai Manjung (Sungai Dinding) and Approaches
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