C-MAP Reveal Coastal Great Lakes to Nova Scotia

C-MAP M-NA-Y201-MS Reveal Coastal charts from the Great Lakes to Nova Scotia are a must - have for any boating enthusiast. With Shaded Relief, 3D land and underwater elevation come to life, featuring Ultra - High - Res Bathy seafloor imagery, a huge advantage for anglers. Full - Featured Vector Charts offer accurate and up - to - date details from official Hydrographic Office info, making navigation a breeze. High - Res Bathy helps you spot shallow areas and more, now with Genesis® detail in a single HRB layer. Custom Depth Shading allows you to set safety depths or create your own views. Dynamic Raster Charts give a traditional look with easy access to all chart objects. Easy Routing™ plots the shortest, safest route based on your vessel info. Aerial Photography of marinas and more adds extra detail, and Satellite Overlay helps in unfamiliar areas. Tides & Currents projections assist in planning your day. Detailed Marina Port Plans and Harbor & Approach Details boost your confidence. Get 12 months of free online updates. These charts combine the best of C - MAP features, and are compatible with Lowrance, Simrad & B&G Chartplotters.

Using these C - MAP Reveal Coastal charts is straightforward. First, install the chart on your compatible Lowrance, Simrad or B&G Chartplotter. When you're out on the water, use the Easy Routing™ feature to plan your route. Just input your vessel's details and let the system find the shortest and safest path. For better understanding of the underwater landscape, check out the High - Res Bathy and Shaded Relief features. When it comes to safety, use the Custom Depth Shading to set a clear safety depth. As for Satellite Overlay and Aerial Photography, they're great for getting a better view of unfamiliar areas. Remember, you have 12 months of free online updates, so make sure to check regularly to keep your chart up - to - date. Keep your chartplotter in a dry and safe place to avoid damage. If you face any issues, refer to the user manual of your chartplotter or contact the C - MAP support team.