British Admiralty Nautical Chart 1712 Plans on the Coasts of Algeria and Tunisia

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Chart 1712

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Plans on the Coasts of Algeria and Tunisia
• Publication Date: 14/11/1958
• Latest Edition date: 19/01/1968
• Chart Size: 645 x 442 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name Ile de la Galite
• Area Name Tunisia
• Natural Scale 75000
• North Limit 37 34′.45N
• East Limit 8 58′.58E
• South Limit 37 29′.00N
• West Limit 8 50′.50E

• Panel Name Tabarca
• Area Name Tunisia
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 36 58′.71N
• East Limit 8 46′.60E
• South Limit 36 56′.94N
• West Limit 8 44′.49E

• Panel Name Mersa Toukouch
• Area Name Algeria
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 37 04′.78N
• East Limit 7 25′.14E
• South Limit 37 02′.75N
• West Limit 7 22′.40E

• Panel Name Collo Anchorage
• Area Name Algeria
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 37 01′.82N
• East Limit 6 36′.27E
• South Limit 36 58′.50N
• West Limit 6 32′.50E

• Panel Name Port de la Calle
• Area Name Algeria
• Natural Scale 12000
• North Limit 36 54′.50N
• East Limit 8 27′.42E
• South Limit 36 53′.65N
• West Limit 8 25′.20E

• Panel Name Port de Jijel
• Area Name Algeria
• Natural Scale 12000
• North Limit 36 50′.45N
• East Limit 5 47′.54E
• South Limit 36 48′.50N
• West Limit 5 45′.63E