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Baltic Sea Offshore Marine Chart
The NV Pilot 1 offshore chart covers the Baltic Sea area from Kiel to Oslo on the front and the area from Skagerak (Flekkefjord) to Helsinki on the back.
Details on the NV Pilot 1 - Baltic Sea map
The offshore chart NV Pilot 1 covers the Baltic Sea the area from Kiel to Oslo on the front and the area from Skagerak (Flekkefjord) to Helsinki on the back.
This range of charts has been published by NV-Charts in order to be able to plan a cruise or a crossing a range of charts under the name NV. Pilot.
These are double-sided folding paper maps with road maps at scales ranging from 1:1,150,000 to 1:750,000. These maps cover a large area and do not contain details.
All maps contain important traffic lights as well as distances between potential stopovers.
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