Imray M26 Split to Dubrovnik

Imray chart M26 - Split to Dubrovnik
Mediterranean | Adriatic | M Series

Navigational Chart from Split to dubrovnik

Detailed plans or insets include:

• Luka Rogoznica (Scale: 1 : 85.000)
• Trogirski Kanal (Scale: 1 : 15.000)
• Approaches to Split (Scale: 1 : 20.000)
• The Drvenik Islands (Scale: 1 : 85.000)
• Splitska Vrata (Scale: 1 : 30.000)
• Approaches to Hvar and the Pakleni Islands (Scale: 1 : 50.000)
• Approaches to Korcula (Scale: 1 : 75.000)
• Approaches to Ubli (Scale: 1 : 85.000)
• Approaches to Gruž and Dubrovnik Marina (Scale: 1 : 35.000)

For this 2017 edition the chart has been fully updated throughout using revised depths where applicable. The sketch plan Approaches to Hvar and the Pakleni Islands has been replaced with a fully WGS 84-compatible plan. The sketch plan of Trogir Marina has been replaced with a new WGS 84-compatible plan of Trogirski Kanal, which shows the approaches to Trogir as well as detail of the Yacht Club Seget marina. The plan of Approaches to Korcula has been reschemed to show more of the approaches. On this 2017 edition the limits of marine protected areas have been added to the chart and port developments are shown at Split.

Imray Charts M Series for the Mediterranean provide coverage of popular areas on sheets specially designed for the needs of yachtsmen.

Corrections:
First published: 01-08-2014, current edition printed: June-2017
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