
This tidal currents atlas for the Norman-Breton Gulf (Cherbourg to Paimpol) provides hourly current maps for average spring and neap tides. Ideal for navigation, diving, and coastal projects.
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Master the Tides of the Norman-Breton Gulf with Unmatched Precision
This tidal current atlas is the definitive tool for navigating the complex waters between Cherbourg and Paimpol. Designed for maritime professionals, it provides hourly tidal current charts for both mean spring and neap tides, ensuring you have the most accurate and up-to-date data for safe and efficient navigation. With 12 detailed sector charts covering 8 key zones, this atlas is engineered to meet the demands of commercial shipping, fishing, diving, and environmental studies.
Built on Advanced Hydrodynamic Modeling
Leveraging decades of expertise in hydrography and oceanography, this atlas is based on precise bathymetric data, tidal knowledge, and hydrodynamic modeling. The Mercator projection ensures spatial accuracy, making it easy to integrate with other nautical charts and digital navigation systems. Whether you're planning a route, assessing environmental impacts, or conducting scientific research, this tool delivers the reliability you need.
Durable, Practical, and Ready for Any Mission
Available in a sturdy printed format, this atlas is designed for both office and onboard use. Weighing just 1 kg, it’s easy to handle and store, yet robust enough to withstand the rigors of maritime environments. For added convenience, the data is also available in a digital PDF format, allowing you to access critical tidal information anytime, anywhere. With unlimited validity, this 1998 edition remains a trusted reference for professionals navigating the Atlantic and English Channel coasts.
This tidal current atlas provides comprehensive coverage of the Norman-Breton Gulf, featuring 12 sector charts that detail tidal currents at one-hour intervals. It includes data for both mean spring and neap tides, based on a semi-diurnal tidal cycle, and uses a Mercator projection for accurate spatial representation. The printed version weighs 1 kg and is designed for unlimited use, ensuring long-term reliability for maritime professionals.
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The atlas covers the tidal currents in the Norman-Breton Gulf, specifically from Cherbourg to Paimpol along the English Channel and Atlantic coasts of France.
Tidal currents are shown hourly for both mean spring and neap tides, based on a semi-diurnal tidal cycle across 12 sector maps.
The atlas is available in both paper format and as a digital PDF version.
The atlas uses the Mercator projection for all its maps.
The atlas includes 8 distinct sectors covering the specified coastal area.
No, the tidal current data in this atlas is valid indefinitely.
The paper version weighs approximately 1 kilogram.
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