I seem to have lost a link I had to NOAA charts.
It was much like Google maps. Worldwide, zoomable to great detail, etc.
I’m not looking for “GeoGarage” or Google Earth".
Anyone know???
thanks,
Jim
NOAA
...... http://www.charts.noaa.gov/Catalogs/atlantic_chartside.shtml
This is what I use , it's the Atlantic side , but you can get the other sides somewhere from the site I think . Just click the "Nautical Charts and Pubs." on left up top , then click "US Waters (NOAA)" under 'Online Veiwers" and see if that doesn't get you what you need .
You'll need to download the "Zoomfly" to work with the charts ... the site will tell you how .
backcountry navigator app
for smartphones. NOAA charts are available nationwide. Download and save to the phone for areas with no cell service.
Found it!!
Open this link: http://ct.usharbors.com/
Click on “fullscreen”
Then click on “chart opacity” then “100%”
and you have a seamless chart and you can zoom in for details.
I’m not sure if you can print from this , but it’s the best planning tool that I’ve found.
Jim
Printable charts
This site will let you print out the NOAA charts
http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/staff/BookletChart.html
heres one I use…
more for airports than waterways, but you can get the overall jest of what the weather is gonna be.
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/zoa/mwmap3.php?map=usa