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Central and Arctic Region 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 2140: Port Maitland to/à Dunnville
CAN2140
CHS Chart 2140: Port Maitland to/à Dunnville
$14.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 7500 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 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 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 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 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 2205: Killarney to/à Little Current
CAN2205
CHS Chart 2205: Killarney to/à Little Current
$14.95  
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 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 2218: Penetang Harbour
CAN2218
CHS Chart 2218: Penetang Harbour
$14.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 18000 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 2221: Midland Harbour
CAN2221
CHS Chart 2221: Midland Harbour
$14.95  
Paper Chart
Scale: 8000 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 2222: Tiffin Harbour
CAN2222
CHS Chart 2222: Tiffin Harbour
$14.95  
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 2223: Port McNicoll and/et Victoria Harbour
CAN2223
CHS Chart 2223: Port McNicoll and/et Victoria Harbour
$14.95  
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 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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