British Admiralty Nautical Chart 1867 Firth of Clyde Hunterston Channel and Rothesay Sound

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Chart 1867

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Firth of Clyde Hunterston Channel and Rothesay Sound
• Publication Date: 06/05/1983
• Latest Edition date: 18/02/2010
• Chart Size: 1020 x 640 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name A Rothesay Sound
• Natural Scale 10000
• North Limit 55 52′.80N
• East Limit 5 01′.44W
• South Limit 55 49′.34N
• West Limit 5 05′.60W

• Panel Name B Rothesay Harbour
• Natural Scale 2500
• North Limit 55 50′.41N
• East Limit 5 02′.99W
• South Limit 55 50′.24N
• West Limit 5 03′.43W

• Panel Name C Hunterston Channel
• Natural Scale 12500
• North Limit 55 46′.76N
• East Limit 4 50′.70W
• South Limit 55 42′.44N
• West Limit 4 57′.58W

• Panel Name D Fairlie Quay
• Natural Scale 5000
• North Limit 55 46′.22N
• East Limit 4 51′.62W
• South Limit 55 45′.87N
• West Limit 4 51′.98W

• Panel Name E Hunterston Jetty
• Natural Scale 5000
• North Limit 55 45′.53N
• East Limit 4 52′.34W
• South Limit 55 45′.02N
• West Limit 4 53′.26W