Some areas have chart books. Call www.nauticalmind.com, a bookstore in
Toronto - they'll know what's available. I'm thinking of a publication
called Richardson's, I think - not quite as detailed as the Hydrographic
Service charts, but quite serviceable.

There may be some special knowledge about this on can.rec.boating.

Charles

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www.ctlow.ca/Trojan26 - my boat

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"Sheldon Haynie" wrote in message
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Is there any vendor of chart packs or books for Canadian charts ?
I am thinking of the equivalent of the big books that cover Maine to
Portland or Portland to Boston..


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Sheldon Haynie
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Sheldon Haynie wrote in message ...
Is there any vendor of chart packs or books for Canadian charts ?
I am thinking of the equivalent of the big books that cover Maine to
Portland or Portland to Boston..


Sheldon,
contact Nautical Mind or Ocean Marine in Toronto for Paper charts and
chart books, including the 'Ports' series (pretty much the closest
thing in Canada to the cruising guides) and the 'Richardson' series
(the closest thing to the chartbooks for the east coast (i.e.
Maptech).
Contact me for electronic charts and navigation software
Howard
416 617 9966

Sheldon Haynie wrote in message ...
Is there any vendor of chart packs or books for Canadian charts ?
I am thinking of the equivalent of the big books that cover Maine to
Portland or Portland to Boston..


Sheldon,
contact Nautical Mind or Ocean Marine in Toronto for Paper charts and
chart books, including the 'Ports' series (pretty much the closest
thing in Canada to the cruising guides) and the 'Richardson' series
(the closest thing to the chartbooks for the east coast (i.e.
Maptech).
Contact me for electronic charts and navigation software
Howard
416 617 9966