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Port Jackson to Port Stephen

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AUSTRALIA CHART 809 - Port Jackson to Port Stephen

Chart Number Aus809
Title Australia East Coast - New South Wales - Port Jackson to Port Stephens
Geog Location Australia
North Lat 32 35.10 S
South Lat 33 54.00 S
East Long 152 14.38 E
West Long 151 15.00 E
Scale 1:150000
Projection mercator
Pub Date 22-Apr-1994
Edition Date 10-Nov-2000
Chart Number Aus809 (subchart 1)
Title Lake Macquarie Entrance
Geog Location Australia
North Lat 33 04.04 S
South Lat 33 05.93 S
East Long 151 40.89 E
West Long 151 38.13 E
Scale 1:25000
Projection universal transverse mercator
Pub Date 22-Apr-1994
Edition Date 10-Nov-2000
Chart Number Aus809 (subchart 2)
Title Catherine Hill Bay
Geog Location Australia
North Lat 33 09.17 S
South Lat 33 09.73 S
East Long 151 38.30 E
West Long 151 37.67 E
Scale 1:7500
Projection universal transverse mercator
Pub Date 22-Apr-1994
Edition Date 10-Nov-2000
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The Australian Hydrographic Service currently has over 400 paper charts. All our charts are fully corrected and update to date with the latest Notices to Mariners. The Australian Hydrographic Service was established, and assumed responsibility for hydrographic surveys in Australia, in 1920. In 1946, Cabinet decided that the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) would maintain the national responsibility for hydrographic surveying, nautical charting and the provision of hydrographic services. RAN is responsible for meeting Australia's obligations to provide hydrographic services as required by the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS). Its traditions and methods take their origins from those of the Royal Navy and the pioneers of hydrography.