Classic 3D Charts
Nicaragua & Costa Rica, B&W
Nicaragua is the largest country in the Central American republics, framed by volcanic peaks and expansive waters. It is bounded by Honduras to the north, the Caribbean Sea to the east, Costa Rica to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Nicaragua. It features...
Kvaenangen Fjord, Norway
Kvænangen Fjord is a major waterway in Troms og Finnmark county, Northern Norway, cutting deeply into a dramatic landscape shaped by glaciers and steep cliffs. Stretching 72 kilometers from the Norwegian Sea to the village of Kvænangsbotn, the fjord is fed by the...
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...
Sylt, Fohr, Amrum
This chart was particularly challenging to create due to the many piers and bridges—straight, narrow structures that are difficult to cut by hand. These makes the chart very detailed in 3D work and it is a very attractive chart as a result. Sylt, the northernmost...
Flensburger Fjord
The Flensburger Förde, a fjord-like inlet forming part of the German–Danish border, features a deeply indented coastline of glacial cliffs, beaches, and small islands like the Okseøerne, with Als defining its outer opening. To the east, the Little Belt strait connects...
St Lucia
St. Lucia, a mountainous Windward Island in the Lesser Antilles, is famed for its dramatic volcanic landscapes. On the southwestern coast, the iconic, UNESCO-listed Pitons rise sharply near the Soufrière geothermal field. The island slopes northward toward the coastal...
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)...
Castletownbere & Bere Island
Bere Island is roughly 10km x 3km and has a population of over 200. The main harbour is Lawrence Cove, near the main village of Rerrin which is towards the eastern end of the island. Between Bere Island and the town of Castletownbere (Castletown Berehaven) lies Dinish...