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This Garmin marine chart provides detailed coverage of Italy’s coastal areas, as well as the country’s major lakes and rivers. This includes the Po River, Lake Maggiore, Lake Iseo, Lake Como, and Lake Garda.

This chart is available in two formats: on a physical microSD™/SD™ memory card or via digital download, depending on your preference and your device's compatibility.

These charts are designed to be used with compatible Garmin chartplotters. To verify exact compatibility with your specific model, it is recommended to consult your device documentation or Garmin's website.

The Auto Guidance+™ technology is an advanced feature that offers automatic harbour-to-harbour routing. It combines Garmin’s and Navionics’ best routing functionalities to calculate a suggested route while accounting for depth and obstacles.

The Depth Range Shading feature allows you to define and display up to 10 different color options for target depths. This function is useful for quickly identifying specific fishing areas or visualizing significant depth variations.

Shallow Water Shading is a feature that highlights shallow waters to avoid. You can set your own depth limit from which areas are displayed in color to indicate potential danger or a zone to avoid.

Yes, these charts integrate Garmin and Navionics® content, ensuring comprehensive and detailed coverage of the relevant areas.

Charts provide detailed bathymetric contours down to 0.3 meters (or 1 foot). This high precision allows for a clear and accurate representation of the seafloor or lakebed structure.

Yes, thanks to its precise bathymetric contours (down to 0.3 meters) and features like Depth Range Shading, this chart is particularly useful for fishing, allowing you to identify bottom structures and target depths.

To install the card, simply insert the microSD™/SD™ card into the slot provided on your Garmin chartplotter. The device should automatically recognize the card and display the chart data.

A one-year subscription is included with the purchase for daily chart updates. These updates are accessible via the Garmin ActiveCaptain mobile app after pairing your device and the chart.

Yes, the ActiveCaptain app is used to manage daily chart updates and access other connected features offered by Garmin.

The chart itself is designed for Garmin chartplotters. However, the ActiveCaptain app, compatible with mobile devices, allows managing updates and accessing certain features related to the chart, but does not replace a chartplotter for primary navigation.

Bathymetric contours of 0.3 metres (1 foot) provide exceptional precision for seabed representation. This allows navigators and anglers to see detailed underwater structures, slopes, and shoals, improving safety and efficiency in navigation or fishing.

The chart is available as a preloaded microSD™/SD™ card or can be obtained via digital download. The choice depends on the option you select during purchase.

If you choose the downloadable version, you will receive instructions to download the chart directly to your compatible Garmin chartplotter or to an SD card via a computer, typically using Garmin Express software or the ActiveCaptain app.

No, once the chart is installed on your Garmin chartplotter (whether via microSD™/SD™ or download), an internet connection is not required for navigation use. However, a connection is needed to download updates via the ActiveCaptain app.

Yes, Garmin and Navionics marine charts typically include detailed information on aids to navigation, such as buoys, beacons, lighthouses, and other essential landmarks for safe navigation.

Yes, the Depth Range Shading lets you customize the display by setting up to 10 different color options for target depths, providing great flexibility to tailor the chart to your specific navigation or fishing needs.

The integration of Garmin and Navionics® content provides an exceptionally comprehensive and detailed map coverage. This combines the strengths of both providers to deliver rich, accurate, and up-to-date data, enhancing the navigation experience and situational awareness.