Denmark, Germany and Polish coasts marine charts

This Garmin marine chart covers a large area including the coasts of Denmark, Germany and Poland. It specifically includes the waters of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, as well as inland areas such as the Kiel Canal, the Szczecin Lagoon, the Elbe River, the Kattegat, and the island of Bornholm. Major ports such as Hamburg and Copenhagen are also included.

This nautical chart integrates several advanced navigation features. Among them is the Auto Guidance+™ technology, which calculates a suggested route from dock to dock, taking into account the depth and air clearance desired by the user while flagging potential obstructions. It also offers a customizable depth gradient with up to 10 color ranges, detailed contours down to 0.3 meters (1 foot) for seafloor structure, and a shallow-water shading function to highlight areas to avoid.

Yes, these marine charts integrate Garmin and Navionics data, providing complete and detailed mapping of coastal and inland waters.

Auto Guidance+™ is a navigation technology that automatically calculates a suggested route from dock to dock. It takes into account the depth and air clearance you have set as preferred, and also alerts you to potential obstructions along the route.

The depth shading function lets you define up to 10 different color ranges. This helps you quickly and clearly visualize different water depths, making navigation and understanding of underwater topography easier.

This chart provides detailed seafloor contours down to 0.3 meters (1 foot). This high precision is particularly useful for fishing and navigating in complex aquatic environments.

Shallow water shading is a feature that lets you set a specific depth. All areas shallower than this threshold will then be highlighted on the chart, helping you identify and avoid potentially hazardous or too-shallow zones for your vessel.

Yes, a one-year subscription to daily updates is included with the purchase of this nautical chart. This ensures you have the most up-to-date chart information.

Yes, the detailed coverage includes major ports such as Hamburg and Copenhagen, and provides information for navigation in these areas. Garmin and Navionics marine charts typically include data on marinas, navigation aids, and port points of interest.

Yes, this nautical chart is designed to cover the waters of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, providing complete mapping for these two maritime regions.

This marine chart is compatible with a wide range of Garmin chartplotters and modern GPS combos. It is designed to work with Garmin devices that support regional marine charts. Your device typically needs the latest software version to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.

Yes, this chart is provided in a standard format compatible with Garmin devices. Garmin marine charts are typically supplied on a microSD™ card with an SD™ adapter, ready to be inserted into your compatible device.

It is strongly recommended to ensure that the internal software (firmware) of your Garmin chartplotter or GPS display is up to date. This ensures optimal compatibility with the latest chart features and stable performance.

Installing this marine chart is usually straightforward. It is supplied on a preloaded microSD™ card. Simply insert this microSD™ card into the appropriate card slot of your Garmin chartplotter or GPS combo. The device should then automatically detect and use the chart data.

No, the initial installation of the marine chart on your Garmin device does not require an internet connection. The chart is preloaded on a physical microSD™ card. An internet connection would only be necessary if you wish to download subsequent updates via a computer and the appropriate Garmin software, after activating the included one-year subscription.

Garmin marine charts, which integrate Navionics data, generally include tide and current information for covered areas when such data is available and relevant for navigation.

Garmin marine charts typically display place names, cities, and points of interest in the local language or a common international transcription to aid navigation and area recognition.

Yes, by using this card on a compatible Garmin chartplotter, you can plan complex routes by adding multiple waypoints. The Auto Guidance+™ feature can then help you optimize these routes based on your boat’s parameters.

Although this chartplotter is designed to work with a wide range of Garmin devices, very old chartplotter generations may not be fully compatible or may not support all advanced features. It is always recommended to check the specific compatibility of your Garmin device model.