AUS 4
Approaches To Weipa
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If you require an unfolded copy (ie: flat for framing), please select Flat Paper, and we will organise a special print service to accomodate your request.
Description
This official Nautical Chart is produced by the Australian Hydrographic Office, and corrected fortnightly to 'Notice to Marines' by Cairns Charts & Maps. This ensures it remains compliance with Safety of Navigation requirements. This marine chart, or 'sea map', is primarily produced to support the safe navigation of commercial shipping through Australian, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Island waters.
Nautical charts depict the seabed, or bathymetry, using a variety of colours to shade the depth regions. Darker blues indicate shallower water, while light blues and white indicate deeper water. A chart will also show continuous contour lines (at varying intervals depending on the scale of the chart), 'spot depths' across the whole area, as well as different symbols indicating wrecks, shallow rocks and dangers, as well as details on lights, light houses, tides and currents.
For extensive detail on the symbology of nautical charts, the Symbols and Abbreviations used on Admiralty Charts is the definitive reference.
Napranum Weipa Albatross Albatross Bay Amboyninghy Point Andoom Andoomajettie Point Awonga Point Bagley Channel Botchet Creek Boyd Point Cora Bank Dinah Creek Duyfken Point Embley River Evans Landing Gonbung Point Hey Point Hey River Humbug Point Jackson Channel Janssen Shoal Jessica Point Kerr Point Landfall Point Leithen Point Lorim Point Nghanambonna Point Pera Head Roberts Creek South Channel Triluck Creek Trunding Creek Urquhart Urquhart Point Wallaby Island Weipa Peninsula Winda Winda Creek Wooldrum Point Rocky Point Weipa Shire Trunding Nanum Jantz Point Duifken Point Hatchman Point Rocky Point Weipa South Fairway Beacon