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Bermuda, J-Class 1st Prize
The prestigious J Class Association commissioned Latitude Kinsale® to create the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes for the America’s Cup J Class Regatta in Bermuda. Showcasing the heritage and tradition of the America’s Cup, a fleet of 8 J Class boats will race in...
Thames Estuary, Isle of Sheppey
This chart of the River Thames Estuary features the northern part of the Isle of Sheppey on the south of the Estuary, and Southend-on-Sea and Foulness Island on the north of the estuary. The Isle of Sheppey is situated in the Thames Estuary off the northern coast of...
Bryher & Tresco, Scilly Isles
The Scilly Isles lie off the south west coast of England and form part of Cornwall. Five of the islands are inhabited, namely St. Mary’s, Tresco, St. Martin’s, Bryher and St. Agnes. There are numerous other smaller islands that form part of the...
Plymouth to Looe
The city of Plymouth is the focus of this chart. The rivers Tamart and Plym are shown on either side of the city. At the mouth of the harbour on the west side is Rame Head. Moving westwards you can see Whitesand Bay, and from there the chart extends as far as Looe....
Plymouth
This chart features Plymouth Sound and approaches. The city of Plymouth lies at the top of the chart. The rivers Tamart and Plym are shown either side of the city. Plymouth is a busy port for both commercial and leisure-craft. It also connects England with both France...
Loch Roag, Scotland
This area of Scotland forms part of the Outer Hebrides. The coastline is very indented with many sea lochs including Loch Roag, which is the focus for this chart. Great Bernera occupies the mid section with Little Bernera to the north. There are a multitude of smaller...
Kintyre to Mull
This is a very detailed chart featuring many islands of the Scottish Hebrides. From the top left and moving clockwise, the main islands you can see are; Tiree, Coll, Isle of Mull, Ulva, Lismore, Scarba, Jura, Islay and Arran. We selected a classic black and white...
Jersey South Coast
The south shore of Jersey Island is a series of arc-shaped bays. The first, or westernmost is St. Brelade’s Bay (also known as Ouaisne Bay), next is St. Aubin’s Bay and to the east is St. Clement’s Bay. Most of the island’s finest beaches are...