NOAA - United States Coast Pilot 07 - Pacific Coast: California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Pacific Islands
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NOAA - United States Coast Pilot 07 - Pacific Coast: California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Pacific Islands

€161.80
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NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
In English language
Estimated preparation time: 5 to 14 days

Your go-to resource for Pacific Coast sailing, covering California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, and Pacific Islands. Features hazards, tides, regulations, and port information for seamless navigation.

NOCP07

Data sheet

What is the classification?
navigation book
Who is the publisher or the author?
NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
paper medium
From which year does this nautical chart date?
2017
What type of navigation book is this?
sailing directions
Picto
In English language

Specific References

UPC
400000124346
EAN13
4000000167815
New
Description détaillée

United States Coast Pilot 07 – Pacific Coast: California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Pacific Islands

Navigation guide in English
Paperback edition

Your Essential Coastal Navigation Companion

Navigating the Pacific Coast demands precision, local knowledge, and reliable data—this guide delivers all three. Designed for mariners operating along California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands, this official publication provides critical details that charts alone cannot capture. From shifting currents to federal regulations, it bridges the gap between raw cartography and real-world seamanship.

Comprehensive Coverage for Professional Mariners

This volume is part of the United States Coast Pilot® series, the gold standard for supplemental coastal navigation data. It consolidates information that is difficult or impossible to represent on nautical charts, including:
  • Detailed descriptions of channels, anchorages, and bridge clearances
  • Tidal patterns, water levels, and current behavior
  • Hazardous areas, including submerged dangers and restricted zones
  • Traffic separation schemes and routing protocols
  • Federal navigation regulations and compliance requirements
  • Pilotage and towing services, with contact details and operational notes
  • Weather and ice conditions, with seasonal variations
  • Port facilities, including docks, fueling stations, and repair services
  • Small-craft facilities and marina access points
Every entry is verified and updated to ensure accuracy, making it an indispensable tool for commercial vessels, fishing fleets, and maritime operators.

Built for the Demands of Professional Navigation

Unlike generic sailing guides, this publication is engineered for the rigors of commercial and industrial maritime operations. It provides:
  • Geographic precision with latitude and longitude references for key locations
  • Regulatory clarity, outlining federal laws governing navigation, safety, and environmental protection
  • Operational insights, such as recommended routes, anchorage best practices, and emergency procedures
  • Infrastructure details, including port layouts, cargo-handling capabilities, and logistical support
The 2025 edition (57th) incorporates the latest hydrographic surveys, regulatory updates, and corrections, ensuring compliance with current maritime standards.

Trusted by the Maritime Industry

Adopted by shipping companies, port authorities, and government agencies, this guide is the official reference for safe and efficient navigation along the U.S. Pacific Coast. Its paperback format ensures durability in marine environments, while its structured layout allows for quick reference during voyages. Whether navigating the busy ports of Los Angeles, the intricate waterways of Puget Sound, or the remote islands of the Pacific, this volume provides the data needed to make informed decisions at sea.

Navigate the Pacific Coast with Confidence
The United States Coast Pilot 07 is the definitive navigation guide for mariners operating along the U.S. Pacific Coast, covering California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands. This 2025 edition (57th) is an essential resource for commercial vessels, fishing fleets, and maritime professionals, offering critical data that complements nautical charts. With over 1.8 kg of verified information, it provides unparalleled detail on channels, anchorages, hazards, and federal regulations, ensuring safe and compliant navigation in one of the world’s busiest maritime regions.

Precision Data for Professional Mariners
This guide delivers more than just geographic coordinates—it includes dynamic information such as tidal patterns, current behavior, and seasonal weather conditions, which are impossible to represent on static charts. It also outlines traffic separation schemes, pilotage services, and port infrastructure, making it indispensable for route planning and operational decision-making. The 2025 edition reflects the latest hydrographic surveys and regulatory updates, ensuring compliance with current maritime standards.

Engineered for Real-World Navigation
Unlike generic sailing guides, this publication is tailored for commercial and industrial maritime operations. It provides detailed descriptions of bridge clearances, submerged hazards, and restricted zones, along with federal navigation regulations that govern vessel movement. The paperback format is designed for durability in marine environments, while its structured layout allows for quick reference during voyages. Whether navigating the complex waterways of Puget Sound or the remote islands of the Pacific, this guide equips mariners with the data needed to operate safely and efficiently.

The United States Coast Pilot 07 – Pacific Coast is a 2025 edition (57th) paperback guide published by the Office of Coast Survey. It covers the Pacific Coast of the U.S., including California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands, with precise latitude and longitude references for key locations. Weighing 1.8 kg, this English-language guide provides verified data on channels, anchorages, hazards, tides, currents, and federal navigation regulations, ensuring compliance and safety for professional mariners.

For over two centuries, the Office of Coast Survey has been the authoritative source for nautical information in the United States. As the nation’s premier hydrographic agency, it provides mariners with accurate, up-to-date data to ensure safe and efficient navigation. Its publications, including the United States Coast Pilot® series, are trusted by commercial fleets, government agencies, and maritime professionals worldwide.

  • This guide offers verified, up-to-date navigation data that complements nautical charts, including dynamic information like tides, currents, and weather conditions.
  • It ensures compliance with federal regulations and provides operational insights for safe and efficient maritime operations along the U.S. Pacific Coast.
What is the weight of the latest edition?

The 2025 (57th) edition weighs approximately 1.8 kg, making it portable for onboard use.

Does this edition include information on tidal currents?

Yes, it provides detailed data on currents, tides, and water levels for safe coastal and inland navigation.

Are bridge clearances and cable crossings included?

Yes, the book includes precise descriptions of bridge clearances, overhead cables, and other navigational hazards.

What regions does the 2025 edition cover?

It covers the Pacific Coast, including California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, and U.S. Pacific Islands.

Is the content updated for the current year?

The 2025 edition reflects the most recent navigational data, regulations, and coastal changes available at publication.

Can it be used for small vessel navigation?

Yes, it includes dedicated sections on facilities, routes, and regulations for small vessels.

Are federal navigation regulations included?

Yes, it outlines applicable federal regulations to ensure compliance during coastal and inland voyages.

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