NOAA Chart 12288 – Potomac River Lower Cedar Point to Mattawoman Creek – Water-Resistant

Introducing the NOAA Chart 12288, a detailed and meticulously crafted representation of the Potomac River from Lower Cedar Point to Mattawoman Creek. This chart is not just a map; it is an essential tool for navigation enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Printed by East View Geospatial, a certified NOAA and NGA print on demand printer, this chart is produced using high-resolution images, ensuring that every detail is sharp and clear. The map scale of 1:40,000 allows for precise navigation, making it a must-have for anyone traversing these waters.

One of the standout features of this nautical chart is its use of PaperTyger, a lightweight, tear-resistant, and water-resistant paper. This innovative material provides a smooth matte paper feel, enhancing the user experience while ensuring durability. Whether you’re planning a leisurely boat trip or require reliable navigation for commercial purposes, this chart can withstand the elements.

However, please note that the NOAA-OCS has cancelled Raster and PDF chart 12288 – Potomac River Lower Cedar Point to Mattawoman Creek Edition #21 as of November 16, 2022. As a result, this chart will not meet U.S. and international carriage requirements for commercial vessels as defined in SOLAS Chapter V Regulation 19.2.1. We encourage users to be aware of these regulations when utilizing this chart for navigation.

In summary, the NOAA Chart 12288 is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in navigating the Potomac River. Its lightweight and water-resistant design, combined with its high-quality printing, make it both practical and reliable. Whether for personal use or as a reference for professional navigation, this chart is designed to meet the needs of all users.

Explore the waterways with confidence, knowing that you have a high-quality chart at your disposal. The NOAA Chart 12288 is ready to assist you in your journey through the beautiful and intricate landscape of the Potomac River.