British Admiralty Nautical Chart 2107 Kattegat Northern Part

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Chart 2107

Chart INT. 1301

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Kattegat Northern Part
• Publication Date: 19/10/2000
• Latest Edition date: 21/03/2019
• Chart Size: 959 x 648 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name Kattegat Northern Part
• Natural Scale 200000
• North Limit 57° 49′.50N
• East Limit 12° 56′.50E
• South Limit 56° 42′.00N
• West Limit 9° 52′.00E

• Panel Name A – Approaches to Frederikshavn
• Natural Scale 50000
• North Limit 57° 30′.70N
• East Limit 10° 39′.49E
• South Limit 57° 24′.37N
• West Limit 10° 30′.00E

• Panel Name B – Skagen
• Natural Scale 12500
• North Limit 57° 43′.37N
• East Limit 10° 36′.85E
• South Limit 57° 42′.58N
• West Limit 10° 34′.64E

• Panel Name C – Frederikshavn
• Natural Scale 15000
• North Limit 57° 26′.68N
• East Limit 10° 33′.57E
• South Limit 57° 25′.70N
• West Limit 10° 32′.07E