OS Maps for Carlingford Lough
Sun Sep 16, 2007 11:04 pm
Does anyone know where I could acquire some survey maps for the mouth of Carlingford Lough, appreciated.
Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:27 am
Todd charts in Co Down have admiralty charts of the area, I have one to be honest you will not find many marks of it, local knowledge is best, hoskins channel for tope the conemara wreck for general and thats about it.
Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:15 pm
[quote="Brian Edwards"]Todd charts in Co Down have admiralty charts of the area, I have one to be honest you will not find many marks of it, local knowledge is best, hoskins channel for tope the conemara wreck for general and thats about it.[/quote
I have hoskins channel marked out on my hand held GPS, and teh wrecks. My mate has got a NAV5505 I'll have to use it for a few more marks.
Cheers for letting me know I'm waisting my time with the map.
I have hoskins channel marked out on my hand held GPS, and teh wrecks. My mate has got a NAV5505 I'll have to use it for a few more marks.
Cheers for letting me know I'm waisting my time with the map.
Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:31 pm
marshpike ,
any chance you'd share those co-ordinates ?
any chance you'd share those co-ordinates ?
Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:10 pm
hi Connor
hoskins channel is easy just go past haulboline lighthouse to the next set of bouys and steer off to the right at about 45 degress for a mile or so, conemara is go to last pair of bouys and hang 90 degrees left for 300-500 yards its always littered with pots in the summer time
hoskins channel is easy just go past haulboline lighthouse to the next set of bouys and steer off to the right at about 45 degress for a mile or so, conemara is go to last pair of bouys and hang 90 degrees left for 300-500 yards its always littered with pots in the summer time
Sun Sep 23, 2007 7:37 pm
Cheers Brian.