Imray chart A233 Virgin [A231 and A232 printed on each si de of waterproof sheet]
Caribbean Sea | Leeward Islands | A Series
Charts A231 and A232 printed each side of a sheet.
A double-sided chart combining charts A231 and A232
A231 St Thomas to Virgin Gorda
Detailed plans or insets include:
- Charlotte Amalie (St Thomas) (Scale: 1 : 30.000)
- Cruz Bay (St John) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- Road Harbour, Sea Cow Bay and Nanny Cay Marina (Tortola) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- Benner Bay (St Thomas) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- Great Camanoe to Scrub Island (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
On this 2013 edition, a new plan of Benner Bay (St Thomas) replaces the plan of Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour (which remains on chart A232). Harbour developments are shown at Road Harbour, and the latest known depths have been applied throughout.
A232 Tortola to Anegada
Detailed plans or insets include:
- Road Harbour and Approaches (Tortola) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour (Virgin Gorda) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- South Sound (Virgin Gorda) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- Gorda Sound (Virgin Gorda) (Scale: 1 : 25.000)
- Great Camanoe to Scrub Island (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
- Fat Hogs Bay and Maya Cove (Tortola) (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
For this 2013 edition, the plan of Gorda Sound (Virgin Gorda) has been reschemed - the new version has been drawn at a larger-scale of Scale: 1 : 25.000 to show passages more clearly, and to show various marina developments, the plan of Road Harbour and Approaches has been divided into two plans - one of Road Harbour, and one of Fat Hogs Bay and Maya Cove, and the latest known depths have been applied throughout.
PLEASE NOTE There are no sailing directions on this double-sided chart.
A Series Iolaire-Charts from Imray are a set of charts covering the Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean sea.
About Iolaire-charts:
Iolaire-Charts are a series of Imray Charts for the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean. Many of the charts in the series now include sailing directions on the reverse side. Designed under the guidance of D.M. Street Jr. who has 50 years of unrivalled first-hand knowledge of the area.
Corrections:
First published: 01-12-2013, current edition printed: December-2013
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About Imray Charts:
Imray charts set the standards for the leisure sector with award-winning cartography which features a distinctive colour scheme, coloured light sectors and fine overprinted latitude and longitude grids to make plotting easier. Imray Charts are based on up-to-date official surveys. These charts receive continual attention and amendment by skilled staff who monitor corrections to ensure that they are always as correct as possible when despatched.
Charts are generally reprinted annually, at which time they are corrected to date. Once a new edition has been published the old edition cannot be corrected and is unsafe for navigation and should be replaced.
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