DKW 1800 North

Clear digital chart set for IJsselmeer and Wadden Sea

Navigate the IJsselmeer and Wadden Sea with confidence using this complete chart set (DKW 1811, 1812 and 1820). The familiar DKW chart style provides instant clarity, precise depth information and reliable detail for both recreational and professional navigation.

Automatic weekly NtM updates
With DKW 1800 North you are always up to date. The charts automatically receive the latest Notices to Mariners (NtM) each week via WinGPS. All changes in buoyage, depths and fairways are processed directly in the maps, so you sail safely and current without any extra effort.

The Waddensea charts DKW 1811 and DKW 1812 are supplied with monthly updated depth marks from Rijkswaterstaat. Great when sailing on the tidal waters of the Wadden Sea.

Covering area
The following DKW1800 series are included in this set:

• DKW 1820 IJsselmeer: Markermeer, Ketelmeer and Noordzeekanaal
• DKW 1811 Wadden Sea West: Wadden Sea West and adjourning North Sea coast
• DKW 1812 Wadden Sea East: Wadden Sea East and adjourning North Sea coast

Depth image

The DKW 1800 series contains a clear depth image and is the same as the well known paper version of the 1800 charts. Deep water is white and shallows are shown in different colors.

Stentec publishes the DKW 1800 series annually. The data is provided by the Dutch hydrographic service and the free weekly updates are based on the 'BaZ - Berichten aan Zeevarenden' (NtM - Notices to Mariners). User remarks are also screened and added to the charts which makes these chart sets the most up-to-date chart for the Dutch coastal waters.

Chart image

The DKW 1800 series are comprised of raster charts. Because of this, the charts are an exact copy of the paper versions and you will see pixels when zoomed in to the maximum amount. The advantage of this is that all information, for example buoyage or shallows, are projected on the exact coordinates. When using vector charts a misleading image can show up when zooming in.

Connecting DKW charts
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