Can anyone please confirm that the reason some chart depths are underlined is because they are not covered by water during the LAT. Thanks Nick
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16-08-03, 10:03 #1
Underlined Depths

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16-08-03, 10:16 #2
Re: Underlined Depths
Yes, they are heights above LAT, I think, well I'm pretty sure.
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16-08-03, 10:34 #3
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Re: Underlined Depths
I think you will find that underlined depths are technically drying heights above Chart Datum which is usually LAT on BA charts but not always .
Chart Datum and LAT vary on foreign charts also.
So take care....
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16-08-03, 10:40 #4
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Re: Underlined Depths
Stephenh is absolutely right. Underlined heights show drying heights above Chart Datum.
Rocks that dry are the most dangerous things out there and can catch the unwary.
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16-08-03, 17:49 #5
Re: Underlined Depths
Thanks guys.
Nick
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17-08-03, 23:49 #6
Re: Underlined Depths
Lobster pots are the most dangerous things "out there" At least you know where the rocks are.
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El Alce


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