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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2024: Buckhorn to/à Bobcaygeon including/y compris Chemong Lake
CAN2024
CHS Chart 2024: Buckhorn to/à Bobcaygeon including/y compris Chemong Lake
$40.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2202: Port Severn to/à Parry Sound
CAN2202
CHS Chart 2202: Port Severn to/à Parry Sound
$40.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 40000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1513: Smith Falls to/à Kingston including/y compris Tay River to/à Perth
CAN1513
CHS Chart 1513: Smith Falls to/à Kingston including/y compris Tay River to/à Perth
$36.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2021: Murray Canal to Healey Falls Locks / Murray Canal aux Écluses de Healey Falls
CAN2021
CHS Chart 2021: Murray Canal to Healey Falls Locks / Murray Canal aux Écluses de Healey Falls
$34.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2204: Byng Inlet to/à Killarney
CAN2204
CHS Chart 2204: Byng Inlet to/à Killarney
$34.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2206: McGregor Bay
CAN2206
CHS Chart 2206: McGregor Bay
$34.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 15000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2207: Little Current to/à Clapperton Island
CAN2207
CHS Chart 2207: Little Current to/à Clapperton Island
$34.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 60000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 6021: Lake Muskoka
CAN6021
CHS Chart 6021: Lake Muskoka
$34.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 6022: Lake Rosseau and/et Lake Joseph
CAN6022
CHS Chart 6022: Lake Rosseau and/et Lake Joseph
$34.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2283: Owen Sound to/à Giant's Tomb Island
CAN2283
CHS Chart 2283: Owen Sound to/à Giant's Tomb Island
$30.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 80000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1552: Portage-du-Fort à/to Île Marcott
CAN1552
CHS Chart 1552: Portage-du-Fort à/to Île Marcott
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1553: Île Marcotte à/to Rapides-des-Joachims
CAN1553
CHS Chart 1553: Île Marcotte à/to Rapides-des-Joachims
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1554: Rapides-des-Joachims au/to Lac la Cave
CAN1554
CHS Chart 1554: Rapides-des-Joachims au/to Lac la Cave
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1556: Lac Témiscamingue/ Lake Timiskaming
CAN1556
CHS Chart 1556: Lac Témiscamingue/ Lake Timiskaming
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 35000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2022: Healey Falls Locks to Peterborough / Écluses de Healey Falls à Peterborough
CAN2022
CHS Chart 2022: Healey Falls Locks to Peterborough / Écluses de Healey Falls à Peterborough
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2023: Peterborough to/à Buckhorn including/y compris Stony Lake
CAN2023
CHS Chart 2023: Peterborough to/à Buckhorn including/y compris Stony Lake
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2025: Bobcaygeon to Lake Simcoe / Bobcaygeon au Lake Simcoe
CAN2025
CHS Chart 2025: Bobcaygeon to Lake Simcoe / Bobcaygeon au Lake Simcoe
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 30000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2028: Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching including the Holland River/Lacs Simcoe et Couchiching y compris Ho...
CAN2028
CHS Chart 2028: Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching including the Holland River/Lacs Simcoe et Couchiching y compris Ho...
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 80000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2203: Carling Rock to/à Byng Inlet
CAN2203
CHS Chart 2203: Carling Rock to/à Byng Inlet
$28.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1512: Ottawa to/à Smiths Fall
CAN1512
CHS Chart 1512: Ottawa to/à Smiths Fall
$26.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1400: Montréal to/à Lake/Lac Ontario
CAN1400
CHS Chart 1400: Montréal to/à Lake/Lac Ontario
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 125000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1431: Canal de Beauharnois
CAN1431
CHS Chart 1431: Canal de Beauharnois
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1432: Lac Saint-François/Lake St. Francis
CAN1432
CHS Chart 1432: Lac Saint-François/Lake St. Francis
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1433: Île St-Régis to/à Croil Islands
CAN1433
CHS Chart 1433: Île St-Régis to/à Croil Islands
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1434: Croil Islands to/à Cardinal
CAN1434
CHS Chart 1434: Croil Islands to/à Cardinal
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1435: Cardinal to/à Whaleback Shoal
CAN1435
CHS Chart 1435: Cardinal to/à Whaleback Shoal
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1436: Whaleback Shoal to/au Summerland Group
CAN1436
CHS Chart 1436: Whaleback Shoal to/au Summerland Group
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1437: Summerland Group to/à Grindstone Island
CAN1437
CHS Chart 1437: Summerland Group to/à Grindstone Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1438: Grindstone Island to/à Carleton Island
CAN1438
CHS Chart 1438: Grindstone Island to/à Carleton Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1439: Carleton Island to/au Charity Shoal
CAN1439
CHS Chart 1439: Carleton Island to/au Charity Shoal
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 30000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 1550: Britannia Bay à/to Chats Falls
CAN1550
CHS Chart 1550: Britannia Bay à/to Chats Falls
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2006: Upper Gap to/à Telegraph Narrows
CAN2006
CHS Chart 2006: Upper Gap to/à Telegraph Narrows
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 30000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2007: Belleville to/à Telegraph Narrows
CAN2007
CHS Chart 2007: Belleville to/à Telegraph Narrows
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 30000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2017: Kingston Harbour and Approaches/et les approches
CAN2017
CHS Chart 2017: Kingston Harbour and Approaches/et les approches
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 15000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2018: Lower Gap to/à Adolphus Reach
CAN2018
CHS Chart 2018: Lower Gap to/à Adolphus Reach
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 30000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2042: Welland Canal St.Catharines to/à Port Colborne
CAN2042
CHS Chart 2042: Welland Canal St.Catharines to/à Port Colborne
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 15000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2043: Lower Niagara River and Approaches
CAN2043
CHS Chart 2043: Lower Niagara River and Approaches
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2058: Cobourg to/à Oshawa
CAN2058
CHS Chart 2058: Cobourg to/à Oshawa
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 72400 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2059: Scotch Bonnet Island to/à Cobourg
CAN2059
CHS Chart 2059: Scotch Bonnet Island to/à Cobourg
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 70000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2060: Main Duck Island to/à Scotch Bonnet Island
CAN2060
CHS Chart 2060: Main Duck Island to/à Scotch Bonnet Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 77700 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2064: Kingston to/à False Duck Islands
CAN2064
CHS Chart 2064: Kingston to/à False Duck Islands
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 61528 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2067: Hamilton Harbour
CAN2067
CHS Chart 2067: Hamilton Harbour
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 10000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2069: Picton to/à Presqu'île Bay
CAN2069
CHS Chart 2069: Picton to/à Presqu'île Bay
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 60588 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2077: Lake Ontario/Lac Ontario (Western Portion/Partie Ouest)
CAN2077
CHS Chart 2077: Lake Ontario/Lac Ontario (Western Portion/Partie Ouest)
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 100000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2085: Toronto Harbour
CAN2085
CHS Chart 2085: Toronto Harbour
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 15000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2120: Niagara River to/à Long Point
CAN2120
CHS Chart 2120: Niagara River to/à Long Point
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 120000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2122: Pointe aux Pins to/à Point Pelee
CAN2122
CHS Chart 2122: Pointe aux Pins to/à Point Pelee
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 100000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2123: Pelee Passage to/à la Detroit River
CAN2123
CHS Chart 2123: Pelee Passage to/à la Detroit River
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 100000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2181: Harbours in Lake Erie/Havres dans le lac Érié
CAN2181
CHS Chart 2181: Harbours in Lake Erie/Havres dans le lac Érié
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 5000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2200: Lake Huron/Lac Huron
CAN2200
CHS Chart 2200: Lake Huron/Lac Huron
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 400000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2224: Rose Island to/à Parry Sound
CAN2224
CHS Chart 2224: Rose Island to/à Parry Sound
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2225: Approaches to/Approches à Parry Sound
CAN2225
CHS Chart 2225: Approaches to/Approches à Parry Sound
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2235: Cape Hurd to/à Lonely Island
CAN2235
CHS Chart 2235: Cape Hurd to/à Lonely Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 60000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2241: Port Severn to/à Christian Island
CAN2241
CHS Chart 2241: Port Severn to/à Christian Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 40000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2242: Giants Tomb Island to/à Franklin Island
CAN2242
CHS Chart 2242: Giants Tomb Island to/à Franklin Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 60000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2244: Alexander Passage to/à Beaverstone Bay
CAN2244
CHS Chart 2244: Alexander Passage to/à Beaverstone Bay
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 60000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2245: Beaverstone Bay to/à Lonely Island and/et McGregor Bay
CAN2245
CHS Chart 2245: Beaverstone Bay to/à Lonely Island and/et McGregor Bay
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 100000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of...
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CAN2250
CHS Chart 2250: Bruce Mines to/à Sugar Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 25000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2251: Meldrum Bay to/à St.Joseph Island
CAN2251
CHS Chart 2251: Meldrum Bay to/à St.Joseph Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 60000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2257: Clapperton Island to/à John Island
CAN2257
CHS Chart 2257: Clapperton Island to/à John Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 40000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2258: Bayfield Sound and Approaches/et les approches
CAN2258
CHS Chart 2258: Bayfield Sound and Approaches/et les approches
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 40000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2259: John Island to/à Blind River
CAN2259
CHS Chart 2259: John Island to/à Blind River
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 40000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2268: Plans North Channel
CAN2268
CHS Chart 2268: Plans North Channel
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 20000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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Central and Arctic Region Charts :CHS Chart 2274: Cape Hurd to/à Tobermory and/et Cove Island
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CHS Chart 2274: Cape Hurd to/à Tobermory and/et Cove Island
$24.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 15000 Scale identification for CHS Charts We refer to the relationship between the size of the chart and the earth as 'natural scale.' For example, 1:15 000 means that 1 unit on the chart equals 15 000 units on the earth. The following are examples of different types and scales of charts...
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