Imray Chart G26: Nísos Évvoia

Plans included

• Linariá – Nísos Skíros (1 : 5,000)
• Kími – Nísos Évvoia (1 : 12,500)
• Approaches to Khalkís (1 : 35,000)
• Porthmós Evrípou (1 : 15,000)
• Dhíavlos Stenó (1 : 20,000)
• Erétria – Nísos Évvoia (1 : 15,000)
• Nisídhes Petaloi & Approaches to Marmari (1 : 85,000)

On this 2016 edition the latest firing practice areas are shown. The chart has had general updating throughout.

This edition of G26 includes a new plan of Nisídhes Petaloi & Approaches to Marmari. Harbour plans of Rafína and Liménas Alivériou have been removed. A revised plan of Porthmós Evrípou is included that is now at a larger scale of 1 : 15,000, this plan has also been extended to the South to include Ó Voukári.

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