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The Sanibel Island satellite chart includes Sanibel and Captiva Islands on Florida's Gulf Coast as well as portions of Cape Coral and Fort Myers on the mainland. This chart also includes the waters of Pine Island Sound, San Carlos Bay, Matlacha Pass, and the Caloosahatchee River.
The Nantucket satellite chart shows Nantucket and Nantucket Sounds, Massachusetts. [links]
This New York Harbor satellite chart depicts New York City and its famous harbors.
The Maine Coast: Casco Bay to Monhegan Island satellite chart covers Portland and Casco Bay east to Boothbay Harbor and Monhegan Island. This chart also includes the Yarmouth, Freeport, Brunswick and Bath areas. here
The Lake Tahoe satellite chart covers all of Lake Tahoe along with the surrounding Sierra Nevada and Carson Ranges on both the California and Nevada sides, including seven of the top Lake Tahoe ski areas, mountain peaks, and 15 of the lake's best beaches. more
The O'ahu H'awaii satellite chart covers the whole island of O'ahu, Hawai'i, including Honolulu, Pearl Harbor and the North Shore. This chart includes coverage of 18 of the best O'ahu beaches, along with seven of the world's top surfing sites, and 12 of the best island dive sites!
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Gasoline, water, ice, diesel fuel, pump-out, and some marine supplies are available in Captiva.
Navigation:
Click the “Map View” button above to see a chart of this harbor.
Opposite Mile 10.0, Blind Pass, which separates Sanibel Island from Captiva Island, enters Wulfert Channel and Pine Island Sound. Wulfert Channel is marked by private daybeacons.
Captiva is a village on Captiva Island, W of Mile 12.1 about 3 miles N of Blind Pass. The approach channel, marked by a light and daybeacons, had a reported depth of 6.0 feet in 2012.
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Covering the area from Sanibel Island up to the Northern tip of Pine Island, with a blow up of Matlacha Pass from Sword Point to Bokelia. This special chart details all the major grass flats and pinpoints dozens of specific areas for the major species caught in the area: Trout, Redfish, Snook, Tarpon, and Pompano. There is a handy Marine facilities guide included, giving locations of different Marinas, Boat Ramps & Waterfront Restaurants, all shown on the chart.
Covering the area from Sanibel Island up to the Northern tip of Pine Island, with a blow up of Matlacha Pass from Sword Point to Bokelia. This special chart details all the major grass flats and pinpoints dozens of specific areas for the major species caught in the area: Trout, Redfish, Snook, Tarpon, and Pompano. There is a handy Marine facilities guide included, giving locations of different Marinas, Boat Ramps & Waterfront Restaurants, all shown on the chart. If you are coming to fish Pine Island Sound, this is a must have chart! Fishing has never been easier than with this Pine Island Sound and Matlacha fishing chart. This navigation chart covers the area from Sanibel Island up to the Northern tip of Pine Island, with a blow up of Matlacha Pass from Sword Point to Bokelia. This special nautical map details all the major grass flats and pinpoints dozens of specific areas for the major species caught in the area: Trout, Redfish, Snook, Tarpon, and Pompano. There is a handy marine facilities guide which provides locations of different marinas, boat ramps & waterfront restaurants, all shown on the chart. If you are coming to fish Pine Island Sound, this is a must have fishing chart! You will want to frame this navigation map and display it in your home or office. Information from 2 NOAA charts: 11426, 11427. Nautical chart is 25″ X 38″. WGS84 – World Mercator Datum.
Nobody offers comprehensive navigation detail for Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound quite like Waterproof Charts. We take pride in the fact that our marine charts are put together using a combination of information sources. This means you are getting a navigation chart with the most detail possible. Side A of this nautical chart includes detailed coverage of Port Charlotte FL and Punta Gorda, south to Pine Island, and west to Boca Grande and Cayo Costa.
Side A of this chart includes detailed coverage of Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda, south to Pine Island, and west to Boca Grande and Cayo Costa. Side B has coverage for all of Pine Island and Matlacha Pass including the new Sword Point channel, North Captiva, Captiva, and Sanibel Islands, and south to Ft. Myers Beach and San Carlos Bay. The enhanced color scheme makes it easy to find the deep water and avoid the numerous shallows. GPS coordinates have been added throughout. Latitude and longitude lines make it easy to use with GPS. Dozens of boat ramps have been added with a listing and symbol on the chart for the trailer-boater. Large place names make your destinations easy to find. Nobody offers comprehensive navigation detail for Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound quite like Waterproof Charts. We take pride in the fact that our marine charts are put together using a combination of information sources. This means you are getting a navigation chart with the most detail possible. Side A of this nautical chart includes detailed coverage of Port Charlotte FL and Punta Gorda, south to Pine Island, and west to Boca Grande and Cayo Costa. Side B has coverage for all of Pine Island Florida and Matlacha Pass including the new Sword Point channel, North Captiva, Captiva, and Sanibel Islands, and south to Fort Myers Beach and San Carlos Bay. The enhanced color scheme makes it easy to find the deep water and avoid the numerous shallows. GPS coordinates have been added throughout to help you find points of interest. Latitude and longitude lines make it easy to use with GPS. Dozens of boat ramps have been added with a listing and symbol on the chart for those of you trailoring your boat. Large place names make your destinations easy to find. Information is from NOAA charts #11426 and other local authorities. Nautical chart is 25″ X 38″. WGS84 – World Mercator Datum.