4514 - St. Anthony Bight & Harbour Nautical Chart

The North's Safe Haven: 4514 - St. Anthony Bight & Harbour

Navigate the northern reaches of Newfoundland with the professional precision of the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS). Chart 4514 is the definitive navigational tool for the St. Anthony Bight and Harbour, providing the intricate detail required for safe entry into this critical service port on the Great Northern Peninsula.

Precision Data for a Rugged Port of Call

St. Anthony is a major center for the northern fishing fleet and an increasingly popular stop for expedition cruise ships and Arctic explorers. CHS Chart 4514 is specifically engineered to handle the unique challenges of the North:

• High-Resolution Harbor Bathymetry: Provides the most accurate depth soundings available for the inner harbor and bight—essential for deep-draft vessels and cruise liners docking in St. Anthony.

• Navigation through Iceberg Alley: Critical for identifying coastal configurations and depths when navigating the waters around the Grenfell region.

• Detailed Infrastructure & Aids: Clearly marks the wharves, jetties, and specific aids to navigation (lights and buoys) that define the safe channel into the harbor.

• Nature of the Sea Bottom: Essential information for ensuring a secure anchor in the bight during the heavy North Atlantic winds.

Essential for Maritime Logistics

With the development of northern ocean resources and the growth of eco-tourism in "Iceberg Alley," the role of Chart 4514 is more vital than ever. Whether you are a ship's pilot guiding a northern supply vessel, a commercial fisherman, or a recreational explorer, this chart provides the "ground-truth" data required for safe, port-to-port navigation.