Imray E2 Islas Canarias

Imray chart E2 Islas Canarias
E2 Islas Canarias | Imray | 600.000

E2 CANARIES

Detailed plans or insets include:

• Puerto de Santa Cruz (Scale: 1 : 12.500)
• Puerto de la Estaca (Scale: 1 : 7500)
• Puerto de San Sebastian de la Gomera (Scale: 1 : 10.000)
• Dársena de Los Llanos (Marina Santa Cruz) (Scale: 1 : 17.500)
• Dársena Pesquera (Marina Tenerife) (Scale: 1 : 17.500)
• Puerto de las Palmas (Scale: 1 : 30.000)
• Morro Jable (Scale: 1 : 12.500)
• Marina Rubicón (Scale: 1 : 25.000)
• Puerto Calero (Scale: 1 : 15.000)
• Estrecho del Río (Scale: 1 : 50.000)
• Puerto de Naos and Los Marmoles (Marina Lanzarote) (Scale: 1 : 12.500)
• Tazacorte (Scale: 1 : 10.000)
• Gran Trajal (Scale: 1 : 10.000)

On this 2014 edition, harbour developments are shown at Dársena Pesquera (Marina Tenerife) and Puerto de las Palmas, the Morre Jable sketch plan has been replaced with a fully WGS84-compatible plan, and three new plans have been introduced. On the front of the chart, a plan of Puerto de Naos and Los Marmoles has been introduced to show the new Marina Lanzarote. On the chart reverse are plans of Tazacorte (I. de la Palma) and Gran Trajal (Fuerteventura).

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: 01-06-2014, current edition printed: June-2014
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