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 AUS502EL provides comprehensive chart coverage for Australia’s vast south-to-northwestern coastal corridor, spanning from Melbourne up to Darwin. This folio is ideal for mariners navigating this crucial stretch, which includes major southern ports, central coastal regions, and the tropical northern approaches.
Built on the trusted TX-97 vector chart format, AUS502EL offers seamless chart rendering, precise depth contours, and consistent navigational symbols—ensuring clear visibility whether you're planning a passage or monitoring routes in real-time. The folio captures the diversity of Australia's marine environments, from bustling ports in the south to remote northern waters.
Fully compatible with Transas ECS (Electronic Chart System) and ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System), the folio integrates smoothly into onboard navigation platforms. It is perfectly suited for usage across commercial operations, offshore support vessels, coastal operators, and recreational yachts traversing this vital Australian maritime corridor.
Key Features:
Detailed coverage of the Melbourne–Darwin coastal corridor
High-resolution TX-97 vector chart format for clarity and seamless scaling
Full compatibility with Transas ECS and ECDIS systems for onboard integration
Includes coastal waterways, ports, navigational aids, offshore links, and shelf regions
Ideal for commercial shipping, offshore services, and leisure vessels navigating Australia’s diverse 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