
Essential for sailors, this Tidal Stream Atlas provides hourly tidal stream data for the Solent and nearby waters. Includes flow directions, speeds, and a calculation diagram for precise navigation.
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Master the Tides of the Solent with Unrivaled Accuracy
Designed for mariners who demand precision, this Tidal Stream Atlas provides a complete visual guide to the tidal currents of the Solent and adjacent waters. Whether navigating commercial vessels, planning shipping routes, or ensuring safe passage through high-traffic zones, this atlas delivers the critical data needed to make informed decisions. With hourly tidal stream directions and velocities mapped for both neap and spring tides, it transforms complex tidal patterns into clear, actionable intelligence.
Engineered for Professional Use in High-Stakes Environments
Every detail in this atlas is crafted to meet the rigorous demands of commercial navigation. The tidal streams are represented using graduated arrows, with speeds expressed in tenths of a knot for granular control over course adjustments. A specialized diagram simplifies the calculation of current flow for any date, ensuring accurate predictions even in rapidly changing conditions. Lightweight yet durable, the paperback format is built to withstand frequent onboard use, making it a reliable companion for daily operations.
Trusted by Maritime Experts for Over Three Decades
Backed by the UK Hydrographic Office, this atlas reflects decades of hydrographic expertise and continuous refinement. The 4th edition, reprinted in 2001, ensures that mariners have access to validated, up-to-date data for one of Europe’s most challenging maritime regions. From reducing transit times to minimizing fuel consumption, this resource is an indispensable tool for optimizing performance and ensuring compliance with maritime regulations.
This Tidal Stream Atlas offers a detailed, paperback reference for the Solent and adjacent waters, featuring hourly tidal stream directions and velocities for neap and spring tides. The 4th edition, originally published in 1993 and reprinted in 2001, provides data in tenths of a knot, with a dedicated diagram for calculating current flow by date. Lightweight at 130 grams, it is designed for professional use in commercial navigation.
With a legacy spanning over two centuries, the UK Hydrographic Office is the global authority in maritime data and cartography. Renowned for its precision and reliability, it provides essential navigation tools trusted by commercial fleets, naval forces, and maritime professionals worldwide. Its publications set the standard for accuracy, safety, and operational efficiency in the maritime industry.
The atlas covers the Solent and adjacent waters in northwestern Europe, providing detailed tidal stream information for these regions.
Tidal currents are shown using graduated arrows, indicating direction and speed for both neap and spring tides, measured in tenths of a knot.
Yes, the atlas includes a diagram to help calculate tidal stream flow for any given date within the covered area.
The paper version weighs 130 grams, making it lightweight and easy to handle.
No, the atlas is only available in English.
The current edition is the 4th, published in 1993 and reprinted in 2001. Updates depend on new hydrographic data and revisions.
The IMPA code for this atlas is 371740.
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