British Admiralty Nautical Chart 1946 Quetzal and Acajutla

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Chart 1946

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Quetzal and Acajutla
• Publication Date: 27/10/2005
• Latest Edition date: 05/07/2018
• Chart Size: 648 x 1020 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name A Approaches to Quetzal
• Area Name Guatemala
• Natural Scale 75000
• North Limit 13 57′.42N
• East Limit 90 35′.00W
• South Limit 13 45′.00N
• West Limit 90 55′.91W

• Panel Name B Quetzal
• Area Name Guatemala
• Natural Scale 15000
• North Limit 13 55′.90N
• East Limit 90 45′.00W
• South Limit 13 53′.00N
• West Limit 90 49′.20W

• Panel Name C Acajutla
• Area Name El Salvador
• Natural Scale 15000
• North Limit 13 36′.18N
• East Limit 89 49′.00W
• South Limit 13 33′.50N
• West Limit 89 52′.00W

• Panel Name D Approaches to Acajutla
• Area Name El Salvador
• Natural Scale 100000
• North Limit 13 40′.00N
• East Limit 89 40′.00W
• South Limit 13 22′.36N
• West Limit 90 02′.00W