CHS Chart 6371: Harbours in Great Slave Lake (South Shore) | Nautical Navigation Map

Navigate the southern reaches of Canada's deepest inland body of water with the CHS Chart 6371: Harbours in Great Slave Lake – South Shore. Produced by the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS), this large-scale nautical chart is a critical tool for mariners, commercial fishers, and recreational boaters traversing the intricate waters of the South Slave region in the Northwest Territories.

Focusing on the specific approaches and anchorages along the southern coast, this chart provides detailed hydrographic data necessary for safe passage into key harbours. At a specialized scale of 1:7,200, it offers the high-resolution depth soundings and shoreline detail required for navigating shoal-infested or hazardous areas near the coast. Whether you are operating out of the transportation hub of Hay River or exploring the historic shores near Fort Resolution, this chart ensures you have the most accurate data for underwater obstacles, aids to navigation, and safe channels.

Key Features include:

• Large-Scale Accuracy: Rendered at 1:7,200 for maximum detail in harbour and near-shore environments.

• Comprehensive Navigational Data: Includes precise water depths, prominent topographic features, landmarks, buoys, beacons, and light signals.

• Strategic Coverage: Detailed plans for harbours along the South Shore, vital for vessels servicing the South Slave regional communities.

• Official CHS Publication: Meets commercial carriage requirements and is the authoritative source for marine navigation in the Arctic region.

• Durable Reference: Designed to be used in conjunction with Sailing Directions ARC 404 for complete situational awareness in the Great Slave Lake and Mackenzie River systems.