Morgans Technical Books

A Seaman's Guide to Basic Chartwork

Author:	Malcolm Skene
Published:	1985
Format:	Paperback, 320 pages
Size:	147 × 208 × 19 mm

£12⁵⁰

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Approved by the Royal Navy

A structured guide with hands-on exercises for learning maritime chartwork.

A Seaman's Guide to Basic Chartwork is an essential resource for mariners seeking to master the fundamentals of chart plotting and navigation. This comprehensive textbook offers a structured learning program, complete with progressive exercises and solutions, designed to build confidence and proficiency in chartwork.

Officially approved for use by the Royal Navy, the guide covers key topics such as position plotting, the use of parallel rulers and dividers, and interpreting nautical charts. To fully engage with the exercises, users will require BA Chart 5050, facilitating hands-on practice that mirrors real-world scenarios. This makes the guide indispensable for both trainees and seasoned mariners refreshing their skills.