Imray Chart C24: Flamborough Head to Fife Ness

Plans included

• Eyemouth Harbour (1 : 7,500)
• Berwick Harbour (1 : 12,500)
• Holy Island Hbr (1 : 17,500)
• Farne Islands (1 : 90,000)
• Warkworth Harbour (Amble) & Approaches (1 : 22,500)
• Blyth Harbour (1 : 10,000)
• River Tyne (1 : 25,000)
• Continuation of the River Tyne (1 : 40,000)
• River Tyne – Further continuation to Newcastle (1 : 40,000)
• Sunderland Harbour (1 : 15,000)
• Seaham Harbour (1 : 12,500)
• Hartlepool (1 : 20,000)
• River Tees (1 : 30,000)
• Whitby (1 : 15,000)

On this edition the chart specification has been improved to show coloured light flashes. There has been general updating throughout.

About Imray C Series Charts

Imray C Series charts cover cruising grounds around Britain, Ireland, and Northwest Europe. They're scaled for planning and passage-making: larger than harbour charts, but detailed enough for inshore work. Each chart unfolds to 787 × 1,118 mm, giving you room to see the bigger picture without carrying dozens of sheets. They're printed digitally on Pretex, a synthetic paper that tolerates salt spray and damp conditions. Charts are supplied folded to A4 and packed in a durable plastic wallet. If you need unfolded charts, just get in touch. We can arrange that with a 7-10 day lead time.

These are working charts for anyone who navigates seriously: cruising crews, motor boaters, fishing vessels, and commercial operators alike. Imray C Series charts are recognised by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency for use on coded and fishing vessels up to 24 metres. Whether you're plotting a coastal passage, planning next season's cruise, or keeping current charts to hand, C charts give you what you need at a practical scale. Imray publishes other chart ranges for different waters: M Series for the Mediterranean, G for Greek waters, Y for UK harbours and estuaries, A, B, D and E (Imray-Iolaire) for the Atlantic and Caribbean, plus chart packs covering key cruising areas.

About Imray

Imray has been publishing nautical information for recreational and professional mariners since the mid-18th century. Originally a family business, the company retains continuity through generations of maritime knowledge. Today, Imray is part of FB Imray, a joint venture with freytag & berndt (Austrian cartographic specialists). This has allowed them to combine traditional expertise with modern production methods.

Imray is recognised by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency as a chart producer. Their portfolio extends beyond paper charts to include pilot books, cruising guides, almanacs, and navigation handbooks.