The Falklands War Sea Chart SplashMap

Description

The Falklands War SplashMap is based on Admiralty Chart 2512: A beautiful washable, weatherproof, wearable chart, commemorating the liberation of the Islands from Argentinian invaders.

Titled ‘Pebble Island’ the chart features detail of a memorial expedition by the CS22 Cockleshell Heroes as they re-traced the key battles and advancements by sea and land. First copies of this SplashMap were gifted to the generous residents from across the Island who supported this important homage.

This product has been derived in part from material obtained from the UK Hydrographic Office with the permission of the UK Hydrographic Office, His Majesty’s Stationery Office.

Our range of charts are aimed to be used on deck, below decks, in rough and calm conditions for planning, participating, training and competing in any water sport.  The contents and style are the best in the world and used by vessels small and large.

Trusted by the best

We like to put our products under test with the best! Conrad Humphreys, was the youngest man to sail solo around the world. More recently he re-enacted the phenomenal voyage of Captain Bligh and crew when set adrift by mutineers. I was lucky enough to sail on the same vessel with him at the Armchair Adventure Festival near the famous naval city of Plymouth. Check his story here.

KEY INFORMATION:

Major Features:

Chart 2512, Stanley, Pebble Island, Port Salvador, Berkley Sound, Grantham Sound, Eagle Passage, Walker Creek, Lively Island, Port San Carlos, Port Fitzroy, Falkland Islands, Choiseul Sound

Features:

Tidal Streams Table, Obstructions Advice, Firing Practice Areas, Depths, Moorings, Navigation features on land and at sea.

Scale:
1:400 000 (and more detailed scales exploded to 1:10 000)
Dimensions on map:

Size of product (including borders):
67cm x 47cm (approximately)