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This Garmin marine chart covers the Southeastern Mediterranean Sea. Its area extends from Tunis, Tunisia, to Antalya, Turkey. It also includes the Levant coast, the Suez Canal, as well as the islands of Cyprus and Malta.

The Garmin marine chart for the Southeastern Mediterranean Sea provides details for several major ports in the region. These include Tripoli (Libya), Alexandria and Port Said (Egypt), and Beirut (Lebanon).

This nautical chart is available in two main formats:

On a physical microSD/SD card. As a digital download via the Garmin Express application.

Garmin Navionics+ charts integrate Garmin and Navionics content for comprehensive marine cartography. They include detailed bathymetric contours, harbor plans, channels, marshes, and seabed structure information.

Garmin Navionics+ charts provide bathymetric contours with remarkable precision, down to 1 foot (approximately 30 centimeters). This precision is particularly useful for analyzing seabed structure and locating fishing grounds.

The Auto Guidance+ feature is an integrated technology that calculates suggested routes from dock to dock. It takes into account important parameters such as the desired depth and required vertical clearance, helping to plan safe and optimized navigation routes.

The Depth Range Shading function, or depth shading, allows quick and easy visualization of different depths on the chart. It helps navigators identify at a glance specific depth zones of interest, for example for fishing or to avoid shoals.

The Shallow Water Shading function, or shallow water shading, is designed to highlight critical areas where depth is low. This allows navigators to quickly spot potentially hazardous zones or areas requiring special attention to avoid grounding.

Yes, Garmin Navionics+ charts benefit from contributions by the ActiveCaptain community. This community enriches map data with additional points of interest, local information, and other useful navigation details.

To install the digital version of this marine chart, you must use the Garmin Express application. This software will guide you through the process of downloading and installing the chart on your compatible Garmin device.

This nautical chart is designed to be compatible with Garmin chartplotters and multifunction displays (MFD). It is optimized to work with Garmin devices that support Navionics+ charts.

Yes, the coverage of this marine chart for the Southeastern Mediterranean Sea specifically includes the islands of Cyprus and Malta, providing detailed mapping for these areas.

The specific reference for this Garmin marine chart of the Southeastern Mediterranean Sea is EU016R. This reference is used to precisely identify the coverage area and the chart's content.

Yes, thanks to the Auto Guidance+ feature, this chart is very useful for route planning. It calculates suggested dock-to-dock routes, taking into account depth and vertical clearance, making it easier to prepare your navigations.

Yes, the coverage area of this Garmin marine chart for the Southeastern Mediterranean Sea includes the Suez Canal, providing chart details for this strategic waterway.

No, this nautical chart is a Garmin product specifically designed to be used with Garmin chartplotters and multifunction displays. It is not compatible with devices from other manufacturers.

Yes, thanks to its precise bathymetric contours down to 1 foot (30 cm), this chart is very useful for analyzing seabed structure. This feature is particularly beneficial for anglers looking to identify fishing hotspots.

The physical version of this marine chart is provided on a microSD/SD memory card. This standard format allows easy insertion into compatible card readers on your Garmin device.

Yes, this chart is part of the Garmin Navionics+ range and includes combined content from Garmin and Navionics. This fusion provides comprehensive and detailed marine cartography.

Yes, the Shallow Water Shading feature on this chartplotter is specifically designed to help avoid shallow areas. It visually highlights shallow waters, allowing navigators to identify and avoid them easily.