Navionics Plus Chart Card Indian Subcontinent SD/MSD

Fish smarter

Whether you're on the water or planning a trip, Navionics Plus can take you there! Navionics Plus Chart Cards deliver the great value of Navionics Plus in smaller regions at a very convenient price. Coverage includes coastal regions of the Indian subcontinent from Pasni, Pakistan to Sittwe, Myanmar including Sri Lanka, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the Chagos Archipelago and the Maldives. This chart also has coverage for ports such as Karachi, Pakistan; Calcutta and Mumbai, India and the Male Atoll.

Now with SonarChart, this chart lets you see extraordinary bottom contour detail, great for increasing awareness of shallow waters and for locating fishing areas at any depth level. You can also switch to the standard Nautical chart appearance by simply pressing 1 button. The Navionics Plus provides superior detail, shaded depth contours, real-world shapes, colours for buoys and navaids, tide and current data, spot soundings and many more.

Just plug and play into a Navionics compatible plotter and have easy access to all the essential information found on official paper charts and fishing maps. These Navionics charts provide navigators and fishermen all the necessary data for safer and easier navigation.

SonarChart
SonarChart is an HD bathymetry map featuring extraordinary bottom contour detail, great for increasing awareness of shallow waters and for locating fishing areas at any depth level. Target underwater structiure with up to 0.5m HD contours to find the best fishing locations.

Navionics Plus Chart Card Features:

• Nautical Chart, SonarChart and Community Edits in one card
• High definition layer
• Take advantage of daily updates
• Dock to dock autorouting
• Advanced map option
• Plotter sync
• Chart code: NAAW015R
• Coverage: Coastal coverage of the Indian subcontinent from Pasni, Pakistan to Sittwe, Myanmar including Sri Lanka, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the Chagos Archipelago and the Maldives. Ports such as Karachi, Pakistan; Calcutta and Mumbai, India and the Male Atoll