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Official Canadian Hydrographic Service CHS Chart 6369 for Yellowknife Bay on Great Slave Lake featuring bathymetric soundings, detailed insets of Yellowknife harbor, and local navigation aids.

6369 - Yellowknife Bay | Great Slave Lake Nautical Map

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Product Code: 6369

The Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) Chart 6369 is an official, highly detailed marine navigation chart designed for commercial shippers, municipal harbor operators, floatplane pilots, and recreational boaters. This essential hydrographic publication offers authoritative "ground-truth" data required for safe passage, anchoring, and piloting through the heavily trafficked waters of Yellowknife Bay on the northern shore of Great Slave Lake in Canada's Northwest Territories.

Key Features & Hydrographic Data Included:

  • Detailed Bay & Harbor Coverage: Focuses directly on Yellowknife Bay, providing precise charting of the approaches to the city of Yellowknife, Back Bay, and the surrounding islands.

  • Official Bathymetric & Seafloor Data: Packed with highly accurate localized depth soundings, undersea contour lines, low-water datum levels, and marked shoals or rocky hazards critical for deep-draft vessels and local floatplane lanes.

  • Essential Aids to Navigation: Explicitly details official Canadian Coast Guard marine buoys, light beacons, daymarks, compass roses, and shore-based geographic reference markers.

  • High-Contrast Multi-Light Legibility: Printed with premium, high-contrast marine inks specifically formulated to maintain absolute clarity under the direct glare of subarctic summer sun or the dim light of a vessel's wheelhouse.

  • Official Marine Compliance: Fully satisfies mandatory vessel carriage regulations and Canada Shipping Act requirements for commercial and recreational operators needing approved hydrographic documentation for the Yellowknife region.

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