United Kingdom, Ireland and Netherlands - Marine Charts

This Garmin marine chart covers the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Netherlands. It includes areas such as the North Sea and the English Channel, the Shetland Islands, the Orkneys, the Isle of Man, the Isle of Wight, the Scilly Isles, the Thames, the IJsselmeer, and the Wadden Sea. Many major ports are also detailed, including London, Liverpool, Southampton, Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Cork, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam.

These chartplotters integrate complete Garmin and Navionics® data to provide optimal clarity and precision for marine navigation.

The Auto Guidance technology is an advanced feature that automatically calculates a suggested route for your boat. It takes into account the depth and desired draft, which greatly simplifies the planning of your routes in complete safety.

The Depth Range Shading feature enables quick and customizable depth visualization. You can display up to 10 different depth ranges in high resolution, which is very useful for identifying safe navigation zones or the best fishing spots.

These charts provide detailed contours down to 30 centimeters (1 foot). This level of precision delivers a highly accurate representation of the seabed structure, which is particularly useful for fishing and navigation in complex areas such as marshes, channels, and marinas.

Shallow Water Shading is a feature that highlights shallow water areas on the chart. You can set a minimum depth, and all areas below that depth will be colored to alert you to potential hazards and improve navigation safety.

Yes, absolutely. With detailed contours down to 30 centimetres (1 foot) and features like Depth Range Shading, these charts are very useful for fishing. They allow you to precisely identify seabed structure and depth variations—critical information for locating fish.

Garmin marine charts in this range generally include tide and current information for covered areas when such data is available and relevant to navigation. This data is integrated to provide more comprehensive route planning.

These are digital nautical charts. They are usually supplied on a microSD™ card with an SD™ adapter, ready to be inserted into a compatible Garmin device.

Yes, these charts are designed to be used with the route planning and waypoint management functions of your compatible Garmin device. The Auto Guidance function even helps suggest safe routes.

Yes, Garmin marine charts include detailed information on aids to navigation such as lighthouses, buoys, beacons, and other important marks to ensure safe and informed navigation.

Yes, these charts include data on wrecks, underwater obstructions, and other potential navigation hazards, contributing to mariners' safety. The level of detail will depend on the data available for each specific area.

These nautical charts are compatible with most modern Garmin chartplotters and GPS/depth sounder combos. For specific compatibility, check Garmin's list of compatible devices or your device's manual.

No, these marine charts are specifically formatted for Garmin devices and are not compatible with chartplotters or multifunction displays from other manufacturers.

It is always recommended to ensure your Garmin device software is up to date before installing new charts. Software updates can improve performance and compatibility with the latest mapping versions.

These charts are usually supplied on a microSD™ memory card with an SD™ adapter. This format allows easy insertion into the card reader of your compatible Garmin device.

No, purchasing this chart grants you access to the cartographic data for the specified region without requiring an annual subscription for basic operation. However, future updates may be offered as separate purchases or subscriptions.

Installation is straightforward: insert the supplied microSD™ card into the card slot of your Garmin chartplotter or display. The device should automatically detect and load the chart data. Ensure the device is powered off before inserting or removing the card.

No, once the charts are installed on your Garmin device via the microSD™ card, you do not need an internet connection to use them while navigating. All data is stored locally on the card.

Yes, if the microSD card is a physical medium, you can move it and use it on different compatible Garmin devices, provided it is not permanently tied to a single device by a specific registration process (which is rare for physical cards). There may be restrictions for updates or advanced features.