British Admiralty Nautical Chart 8079 Port Approach Guide Houston Ship Channel Bayport and Texas City

Each chart in this expanding range focuses on a single port, and contains extra, relevant planning information for the port approach.

Quick reference
Linking the International Code of Signals (ICS) flags with related reference sections on the chart helps bridge crews to quickly find information they need.

Easy to use
Designed to be used alongside either official paper or digital nautical charts, they help to make the planning of port entry and exit quicker and easier, and aid the berth to berth planning process.

Extra information to aid planning
Additional planning information may include general information including contact details and harbour regulations, Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) information, principal lights and landmarks, specific warnings, tide and climate information, anchorages and prohibited areas, dangerous cargo, pilotage, berth information and port service.

Chart 8079

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Port Approach Guide Houston Ship Channel Bayport and Texas City
• Publication Date: 13/08/2015
• Latest Edition date: 13/08/2015
• Chart Size: 669 x 1000 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name A Entrance to Houston Ship Channel
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 29° 32′.75N
• East Limit 94° 44′.70W
• South Limit 29° 19′.20N
• West Limit 94° 53′.63W

• Panel Name B Houston Ship Channel
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 29° 41′.78N
• East Limit 94° 50′.83W
• South Limit 29° 28′.23N
• West Limit 95° 00′.21W

• Panel Name C Bayport
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 29° 38′.02N
• East Limit 94° 56′.35W
• South Limit 29° 33′.41N
• West Limit 95° 02′.33W

• Panel Name D Texas City
• Natural Scale 25000
• North Limit 29° 23′.42N
• East Limit 94° 51′.91W
• South Limit 29° 21′.41N
• West Limit 94° 55′.39W