Imray C27 Firth of Forth

Imray chart C27 Firth of Forth
British Isles and Northwest Europe | C Series

English:

Detailed chart of the Firth of Forth, on Scotland's east coast. Scale: 1 : 77.000. One-minute gridlines. Larger scale plans of 29 harbours.

Detailed plans or insets include:

• St Andrews (Scale: 1 : 7.500)
• Crail (Scale: 1 : 7.500)
• Anstruther (Scale: 1 : 7.500)
• St Monans (Scale: 1 : 7.500)
• Elie (Scale: 1 : 10.000)
• Methil Docks (Scale: 1 : 11.000)
• Pettycur and Kinghorn (Scale: 1 : 17.500)
• Inchkeith (Scale: 1 : 25.000)
• Burntisland (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
• Aberdour (Scale: 1 : 12.500)
• Inchcolm (Scale: 1 : 15.000)
• Dalgety Bay (Scale: 1 : 15.000)
• Inverkeithing (Scale: 1 : 15.000)
• North Queensferry and Port Edgar (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
• Charlestown and Limekilns (Scale: 1 : 15.000)
• Grangemouth and Entrance to River Carron (Scale: 1 : 17.500)
• Granton (Scale: 1 : 12.500)
• Fisherrow (Scale: 1 : 12.500)
• North Berwick (Scale: 1 : 7.500)
• Dunbar (Scale: 1 : 7.500)
• Continuation to Forth and Clyde Canal Entrance (Scale: 1 : 17.500)

On this edition, the latest known depths have been applied throughout the main chart and on the plans of Grangemouth and Granton. Harbour developments are shown at Granton.

The chart has also been reschemed in the following ways: the extents of the main chart have been adjusted for a better fit on the printed page, the plans of Pittenweem and Kirkcaldy have been removed, a new plan ‘North Queensferry and Port Edgar’ combines the previous plans of North Queensferry and Port Edgar onto a single plan, whilst also providing better coverage of the Forth Bridges, and the sketch plans of Crail, Anstruthur, St Monans and Dunbar have all been redrawn for a more accurate fit in relation to WGS84 datum.

Imray C Series charts cover sailing areas in northwestern Europe. These series form the most comprehensive range of yachtsmen’s charts available. Suitable for passage planning and larger scale charts for navigating the coastal waters even close to shore.

Corrections:
First published: 01-10-2013, current edition printed: September-2018
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