
Navigate the rugged and beautiful South Shore of Nova Scotia with the CHS Chart 4242: Liverpool Harbour to Lockeport Harbour. Produced by the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS), this professional-grade nautical chart is an indispensable tool for mariners, commercial fishers, and coastal explorers traveling between these two historic maritime hubs.
Rendered at a clear 1:60,000 scale, this chart provides the essential hydrographic detail required to safely transit the Atlantic coast. It covers critical areas including Port Mouton, Mouton Island, and the approaches to Port Joli and Port Hebert, known for their complex shorelines and migratory bird sanctuaries. Mariners will find comprehensive bathymetric data, including precise depth soundings, the nature of the seabed, and clearly marked underwater hazards such as shoals and rocks.
Key Features include:
Authoritative Navigational Data: The official source for depth soundings and coastal characteristics along the South Shore.
Strategic Coastal Coverage: Charts the passage from the industrial port of Liverpool southward to the fishing community of Lockeport.
Navigational Aids: Detailed plotting of all critical buoys, beacons, fog signals, and light stations to assist in visual and radar navigation.
Large Format Clarity: Standard 47" x 33" dimensions ensure that complex coastal inlets and offshore islands are easily legible.
Safety & Compliance: Meets official carriage requirements for vessels operating in Canadian Atlantic waters when kept current with the latest Notices to Mariners (NOTMAR).