
Master the intricate inlets and strategic ports of the Atlantic shoreline with CHS Nautical Chart 4505. This specialized "Plans" chart provides high-resolution, large-scale mapping for several key harbours and landfalls along the East Coast of Newfoundland. While coastal charts offer broad passage data, Chart 4505 is the essential "close-up" resource required for safe docking, anchoring, and maneuvering within the rugged, rock-bound coastal communities of Bonavista Bay, Trinity Bay, and the Avalon Peninsula.
Chart 4505 features a collection of detailed insets—often at scales as precise as 1:10,000 or 1:15,000—that reveal the complex hydrography hidden within Newfoundland’s deep-water arms. It provides critical data on wharf structures, breakwaters, and the narrow, tide-swept "tickles" that connect sheltered basins to the open North Atlantic. Whether you are a commercial fisher entering Catalina Harbour, a recreational sailor seeking refuge in Trinity, or a shipping pilot coordinating logistics in the East Coast region, this official Canadian Hydrographic Service document offers the soundings and navigational aids necessary for precision pilotage.
Key Features include:
Multi-Plan Compilation: Features detailed large-scale insets for multiple strategic eastern Newfoundland harbours (refer to specific edition for current list, typically including areas like Catalina or Port Union).
Hydrographic Precision: Features high-density depth soundings and seabed composition essential for avoiding the "sunken rocks" common to the Newfoundland shelf.
Navigation-Critical Infrastructure: Clearly identifies public wharves, regional lighthouses, range lights, and all essential maritime buoyage.
Safety & Hazard Identification: Highlights treacherous ledges, submerged ruins, and the specific approach sectors required for safe entry during heavy Atlantic fog.
Professional Grade: Produced to the rigorous standards of the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) for professional navigation, harbor management, and GIS spatial analysis.