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What specific information you want to know about lat and Long. Lattitude measure from 0° equator to south / north pole 90° while longitude measures from prime meridian 0° to East/West 180°.

Navigational charts come in different scales to suit various maritime needs. Here's a breakdown of the different scales and their typical uses: 1. **General Charts (Small Scale)** - **Scale:** 1:500,000 and smaller. - **Uses:** These charts are used for planning long voyages and provide an overview of large sea areas. They are not detailed enough for navigation close to land or in confined waters but are essential for planning and understanding the broader context of a voyage. 2. **Sailing Charts** - **Scale:** 1:500,000 to 1:1,000,000. - **Uses:** Used for offshore navigation when a vessel is a considerable distance from land. They provide a general idea of the coastline and are useful for route planning over large distances. 3. **Coastal Charts (Medium Scale)** - **Scale:** 1:50,000 to 1:500,000. - **Uses:** These charts are used for navigating coastal waters, where more detail is required than on general charts. They show details necessary for navigating around larger coastal features and for approaching ports from the open sea. 4. **Approach Charts** - **Scale:** 1:25,000 to 1:50,000. - **Uses:** These charts are used for navigating into harbors and ports, providing detailed information on navigational hazards, depths, and aids to navigation. They are crucial for the safe approach to a port. 5. **Harbor Charts (Large Scale)** - **Scale:** 1:10,000 to 1:25,000. - **Uses:** Used for detailed navigation within harbors, showing individual docks, berths, and detailed information on depths and navigational hazards. They are essential for the final stages of navigation into and out of docks and berths. 6. **Berthing Charts (Very Large Scale)** - **Scale:** 1:5,000 to 1:10,000. - **Uses:** These are used for navigating within very confined waters, such as specific port facilities, docks, and marinas. They provide extremely detailed information necessary for berthing and unberthing operations. Each type of chart serves a specific purpose, ensuring that mariners have the appropriate level of detail necessary for safe navigation at various stages of a voyage.

East 0°-180° From Prime meridian to East (Left to right) West 0°-180° fro prime meridian to Wesr (Right to left)

Navigational charts can be purchased from various sources, both online and offline. Here are some options: 1. Marine Supply Stores: Visit local marine supply stores or boating equipment shops in coastal areas. They often stock a range of navigational charts for nearby waters. 2. Government Agencies: Government agencies responsible for maritime safety, like the Coast Guard or Hydrographic Offices, may sell navigational charts. Check their websites or contact them directly for information on how to purchase charts. 3. Online Retailers: Several online retailers specialize in nautical charts. Websites like Amazon, West Marine, or Boating Supplies, among others, offer a wide selection of charts from different regions. 4. Hydrographic Offices: Many countries have their own Hydrographic Office, which produces official charts for their waters. Check if the respective national Hydrographic Office has an online store or authorized distributors where their charts can be purchased.

Meron kasing provider ng chart ang bawat barko. Di ko lang alam dito sa pinas kung saan bro

Yes bro , You are correct. There's correction written on the video. Nagkamali lang ako sa pagsabi, minadali ko kasi. Salamat bro. I apprecite it so much.

No it's not