5064 - McLelan Strait Nautical Chart

Navigate the extreme, high-latitude waters of Northern Labrador with the official Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) Chart 5064, covering the critical marine passage of McLelan Strait. Rendered at a highly detailed 1:40,000 scale, this high-precision marine chart focuses on the narrow, dramatic channel that separates Killiniq Island from the Labrador mainland, serving as a vital geographical link between the Labrador Sea and Ungava Bay. It is an essential tactical resource for Arctic research vessels, northern supply fleets, and specialized high-latitude expedition cruises operating at the very tip of Canada's eastern subarctic frontier.

Engineered to navigate the unique hydrographic challenges of a remote coastal strait known for its intense tidal currents, deep-water fjords, and sheer coastal cliffs, this map provides crucial underwater intelligence for safe passage. It features meticulous bathymetric depth soundings, accurate shoreline topography, submerged rocky hazards, shoals, and key navigational aids. Whether you rely on this print-on-demand chart as an indispensable physical safety backup to your vessel's electronic charting systems or display it as a beautifully detailed piece of Canadian cartography in your home, lodge, or office, it delivers crisp, reliable spatial accuracy. Printed on heavy-duty media, it is built to handle active marine conditions or serve as a striking coastal display.