Garmin BlueChart® g3 HD – HAW005R – The Gulf & Red Sea – microSD™/SD™

BlueChart® g3 HD – HAW005R – The Gulf & Red Sea – microSD™/SD™

Coverage:

The Arabian Penninsula beginning at the Mediterranean Sea from Beirut to Alexandria. Coverage includes the Suez Canal, Gulf of Aqaba, and the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden in their entirety. Includes the Strait of Hormuz, Gulf of Oman, and coast of Somalia in the south. Coverage the of Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, along the southern coast of the Gulf and Iran along the northern coast. Coverage of Yemen and Oman coasts along the Indian Ocean to the Gulf of Oman, including Pakistan along the north coast, with general coverage of the Arabian Sea from Qamar Bay to the Delta of the Indus River. Included in this overall general coverage are numerous detailed charts covering areas such as Alexandria, Egy., Beirut, Leb., Al-Fuhaihil, Ad- Dammam, Bahrain, Ad-Dauha, and Abu Dhabi.Jiddah, Sau., Djibouti, Dji., and Aden, Yem.

Our Advanced Chart Offering

• Derived from official charts and private sources to provide navigational aids, spot soundings, depth contours, tides and currents, and detailed harbors and marinas
• Depth Range Shading for up to 10 depth ranges enables you to view your target depth at a glance
• Up to 1-foot contours provide a more accurate depiction of the bottom structure for improved fishing charts and navigation in swamps, canals and marinas
• Shallow Water Shading feature allows for depth shading at a user-defined level to aid in navigation

Advanced Chart Detail

Detailed charts help the mariner guide their boat in and out of port with confidence.

Depth Range Shading

Displays high-resolution Depth Range Shading for up to 10 depth ranges so you can view your designated target depth.

Detailed Contours

BlueChart g3 HD features 1-foot contours that provide a more accurate depiction of bottom structure for improved fishing charts and enhanced detail in swamps, canals and port plans.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer