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Anvil point to Littlehampton

This is a lovely black and white chart from the Admiralty archives. It incorporates the area of the South of England coast between Anvil Point, Selsey Bill and east as far as Littlehampton. Bournemouth, Southampton, Portsmouth, River Hamble, Lymington, Chichester and...

IOW Dunnose to Spithead

This unique chart, produced by the Admiralty in 1851, stands out from typical B&W charts. It features a series of sea views around the edges, making it visually engaging and less cluttered than modern charts. Click here to watch the video The Isle of Wight (IOW)...

Jersey

Jersey is a rugged Channel Island of cliffs, dunes, and sweeping bays. Saint Ouen’s Bay dominates the west coast, while offshore the Les Ecréhous and Pierres de Lecq reefs form remote islet clusters that highlight the island’s wild maritime character. The chart is set...

English Channel Swim

This chart was made in recognition of the great achievement of 2 clients who swam across the English channel. To commemorate their incredible achievement, we marked their route on the chart, highlighting both the start and finish points. Click to watch the video The...

Firth of Clyde

The Firth of Clyde encompasses many islands and peninsulas. It encloses the largest and deepest coastal waters in the British Isles, sheltered from the Atlantic Ocean by the Kintyre peninsula which encloses the outer firth in Argyll and Ayrshire, Scotland. This part...

Scotland West Coast

This part of Scotland is an area of outstanding natural beauty. The coastlines are so indented that it adds to the complexity of creating a 3D chart but also ensures that the finished piece is stunning. Western Isles, Gaelic Eilean Siar, council area of Scotland, in...