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best online resource for pioneering new marks?

#1 Post by kieran »

Here's my nominee...


www.openseamap.org

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Re: best online resource for pioneering new marks?

#2 Post by tight lines »

http://www.coastalhelicopterview.ie/imf ... Helicopter

great for having a look b4 you travel only downfall is that it dont show the river and esturay marks
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#3 Post by kieran »

found another...

Infomar has downloadable seabed maps for certain areas of the coast which will overlay on Google Earth, giving you a useful insight into the sea bed terrain, and it also lists all the wrecks in considerable detail...
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#4 Post by kieran »

http://webapp.navionics.com/?lang=en per gfkelly1969 very nice addition
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