On Fri, 4 Jan 2008 19:14:24 -0800 (PST), wrote:

OTOH I have followed waterways on Google Earth to get an idea of
terrain & contour & development around potential anchorages. Kind of
interesting, possibly helpful. A lot of remote areas you can't zoom in
enough to get much detail.

Doug, are there any free BSB charts available for the Tenn-Tom
waterways?

Wayne.B wrote:
Doug, are there any free BSB charts available for the Tenn-Tom
waterways?

You can download ENC files from the Corps of Engineers but apparently
I don't ahve the right software to make them work.

DSK

On Jan 6, 10:38 am, wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
Doug, are there any free BSB charts available for the Tenn-Tom
waterways?

You can download ENC files from the Corps of Engineers but apparently
I don't ahve the right software to make them work.

DSK

The IENC files for the Tenn-Tom are included in basic form with
EarthNC Online (the free EarthNC version at http://earthnc.com/about_online)
and in full version with EarthNC Plus the $50 chart package which
covers the entire US (http://earthnc.com/earthnc-plus). In general,
the Army Corps river charts aren't as detailed as the NOAA coastal
charts, but they do provide the necessary navaids and depth contours
to get the job done.

- Virgil