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Navigate the most popular and technical harbors of the Salish Sea with the professional authority of the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS). Chart 3477 is a critical "road map" for mariners, acting as a collection of large-scale plans for the vital gateways and sheltered havens throughout the Southern Gulf Islands.
When navigating the tight confines of an island harbor or a bustling ferry terminal, standard coastal charts lack the necessary resolution. CHS Chart 3477 provides the "ground-truth" data required for safe maneuvering in these high-density areas:
High-Resolution Harbor Plans: Offers the granular detail necessary for entering Ganges Harbour, Fulford Harbour, and Bedwell Harbour.
Critical Ferry Terminal Data: Clearly identifies the approaches to Sturdies Bay (Galiano Island) and Village Bay (Mayne Island), where situational awareness of BC Ferry traffic is essential.
Anchorages & Mooring Identification: Provides accurate bathymetry and seafloor characteristics for popular stops like Hope Bay, Miner's Bay, and Degnen Bay.
Hazard & Shoal Marking: Explicitly marks submerged rocks, reefs, and navigational aids at a scale that allows for safe pilotage in narrow channels and crowded mooring fields.
As the primary reference for the "last mile" of your journey, the reliability of Chart 3477 is paramount. Whether you are a professional pilot, a commercial fisherman, or a recreational boater seeking a secure anchorage, this official CHS chart delivers the precision and clarity needed to navigate the Gulf Islands' most important ports with total confidence.
| Feature | Details |
| Chart Number | 3477 |
| Region | Pacific Coast (Southern Gulf Islands) |
| Scale | Various (Large-Scale Plans & In-sets) |
| Dimensions | 36" x 48" (Standard Paper Size) |
| Publisher | Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) |
| Key Coverage | Ganges, Fulford, Bedwell, Sturdies Bay, Village Bay, Degnen Bay |
| Vessel Compliance | Meets official carriage requirements for safe marine navigation |