British Admiralty Nautical Chart 3492 Approaches to Port Sudan

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Chart 3492

Chart INT. 7129

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Approaches to Port Sudan
• Publication Date: 21/03/1986
• Latest Edition date: 21/01/2016
• Chart Size: 1011 x 640 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name Approaches to Port Sudan
• Natural Scale 50000
• North Limit 19° 44′.35N
• East Limit 37° 26′.98E
• South Limit 19° 27′.00N
• West Limit 37° 12′.69E

• Panel Name Plan A – Port Sudan
• Natural Scale 10000
• North Limit 19° 38′.00N
• East Limit 37° 15′.82E
• South Limit 19° 34′.53N
• West Limit 37° 12′.96E

• Panel Name Plan B – Marsa Gwiyai
• Natural Scale 20000
• North Limit 19° 40′.20N
• East Limit 37° 16′.26E
• South Limit 19° 38′.59N
• West Limit 37° 14′.00E

• Panel Name Approaches to Port Sudan
• Natural Scale 50000
• North Limit 19° 44′.35N
• East Limit 37° 26′.98E
• South Limit 19° 27′.00N
• West Limit 37° 12′.69E

• Panel Name Plan A – Port Sudan
• Natural Scale 10000
• North Limit 19° 38′.00N
• East Limit 37° 15′.82E
• South Limit 19° 34′.53N
• West Limit 37° 12′.96E

• Panel Name Plan B – Marsa Gwiyai
• Natural Scale 20000
• North Limit 19° 40′.20N
• East Limit 37° 16′.26E
• South Limit 19° 38′.59N
• West Limit 37° 14′.00E