CFR Title 46: Parts 140-155 – Shipping (Code of Federal Regulations), Revised as of October 1, 2025
Mancomm 29 CFR Part 1926 OSHA Construction Standards & Regulations, January 2026
The Transas TX-97 Chart Folio AUS501EL offers focused and detailed electronic chart coverage of Australia’s east-to-northwest coastal corridor, spanning from Darwin down to Melbourne. This corridor encompasses diverse maritime environments, including tropical northern ports, central coastline regions, and major southern hubs—critical for both regional and long-distance navigation.
Developed using the trusted TX-97 vector chart format, AUS501EL delivers smooth chart display, accurate depth contours, consistent navigational symbols, and clear coastal detail. This enables mariners to confidently plan passages and monitor navigation in a region defined by diverse coastlines, shelf waters, and complex harbor areas.
Fully compatible with both Transas ECS (Electronic Chart System) and ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System), this folio integrates seamlessly into onboard navigation systems. It's ideally suited for a variety of maritime users, including commercial operators, offshore support vessels, coastal trades, and leisure craft navigating Australia’s east–northwest seaboard.
Key Features:
Comprehensive coverage of the Darwin–Melbourne coastal corridor
Built on the high-resolution TX-97 vector format for clarity and consistency
Smooth integration with Transas ECS and ECDIS systems onboard
Includes coastal waters, major ports, shelf regions, navigational aids, and offshore links
Perfect for commercial, offshore, and leisure navigation along Australia’s varied seaboard
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CFR Title 46: Parts 140-155 – Shipping (Code of Federal Regulations), Revised as of October 1, 2025
Mancomm 29 CFR Part 1926 OSHA Construction Standards & Regulations, January 2026