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"Nautical Charts" by G.R. Putnam offers a comprehensive exploration into the world of maritime navigation and hydrography. This meticulously prepared print republication delves into the essential role of nautical charts in safe and efficient sea travel.
Explore the principles of cartography as they apply to creating accurate and reliable charts for maritime use. This book examines the crucial information conveyed through these charts, assisting navigators in plotting courses and avoiding hazards. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and technology of maritime navigation, "Nautical Charts" provides insights into the creation and interpretation of these vital tools.
From understanding symbols and scales to appreciating the intricacies of hydrographic surveying, this volume illuminates the science and art behind nautical charting. Discover how these charts contribute to the safety and efficiency of ships at sea, making "Nautical Charts" an indispensable guide for enthusiasts of maritime history and cartography.
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