Japanese Chart JP141 Aki Nada and Approaches

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Chart JP141

Main Chart Details

• Chart Title: Aki Nada and Approaches
• Publication Date: 02/06/2011
• Latest Edition date: 02/06/2011
• Chart Size: 665 x 987 (mm)

Chart Panel Details

• Panel Name Aki Nada and Approaches
• Area Name Nippon – Seto Naikai
• Natural Scale 60000
• North Limit 34 20′.70N
• East Limit 132 57′.80E
• South Limit 33 48′.70N
• West Limit 132 31′.90E

• Panel Name Neko Seto
• Area Name Nippon – Seto Naikai
• Natural Scale 30000
• North Limit 34 13′.42N
• East Limit 132 41′.88E
• South Limit 34 10′.25N
• West Limit 132 38′.00E