nautical map

Nautical maps showed one petroleum tank set back from the shore.

Nautical maps and scuba equipment are provided but you have to pay for fuel.

It circles in spirals that remind me of my father's nautical maps.

It gave access to secret Portuguese information, including the nautical maps which had been well guarded for over a century.

Cadamosto is believed to have brought notes, logs and several nautical maps with him.

Unfurl the 2-foot-square nautical map to chart the course.

These handbooks were used to construct a class of nautical maps known as portolan charts.

If the sight of water isn't enough to perk up the seafarer inside you then surely the nautical maps along the wall will.

This made for greater accuracy, especially crucial to nautical maps, which were in turn basic to successful ocean crossings and harbor arrivals.

Strolling through Jersey City one evening a year earlier, they had stumbled across some intriguing trash, including a sail and several nautical maps.

The oilfield there used to be known as Rostam, after a mythical Persian warrior, and many nautical maps still use that name.

Pointing to a nautical map, he drew his finger along the path the ship usually takes and the jarring one close to shore that it followed Friday.

He took his place in the rear cabin of the helicopter, his knees pressed against a newspaper photographer's, clutching a stack of nautical maps.

In that same year, the survey's publications list offered over 2,000 aerial and nautical maps and guides; and over 44-million of its documents were issued.

In between clips of the band, two-dimensional animation is used to illustrate sailing ships, nautical maps, as well as other sea-related icons.

On the nautical maps in their manuals, the canyon had looked fairly innocent; and a drop of twenty-five feet in a half-mile had seemed gentle.

Garmin offers a wide variety of maps for purchase, including detailed road maps, topographic maps and nautical maps.

Since Francis was to become eminent in nautical maps, it is noteworthy that Francis's father created and published a new map of Ireland in 1792.

In 2003, the French Defense Ministry issued nautical maps that included both terms Sea of Japan and East Sea.

The Canaries and the Azores are depicted, showing an influence by Genoese and Catalan nautical maps.

The information was used to update nautical maps for NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

At least two 16th-century nautical maps are said to feature the outline of Antarctica's coastline - a coastline buried under a mile of ice for thousands of years.

The publication of the nautical maps enabled the Dutch and British East India companies to break the trade monopoly Portugal held with the East Indies.

One GeoVector augmented reality design used compass equipped binoculars along with GPS to superimpose nautical maps on the visual horizon thus improving the safety of navigation.

Many 14th-century nautical maps often denoted a phantom island called insula brasil in the north Atlantic Ocean, usually circular in shape and located just southwest of Ireland.