Garmin Navionics+™ NSEU645L Scandinavia (South) & Germany (North) - Inland & Coastal Marine Charts

Featuring vibrant colours, a streamlined interface and combined coastal/inland content with a popular Navionics® style colour palette, Garmin Navionics+ cartography makes it easy to plot your course with the world’s No. 1 name in marine mapping. Access detail-rich mapping of coastal features, lakes, rivers and more. Integrated Garmin and Navionics content offers coverage for boaters worldwide. Available as a microSD^™/SD^™ and with a one-year subscription included.

Features

• See it your way - customise your view with various chart layers and overlay combinations.
• Charts are constantly being enhanced with new and amended content — as many as 5,000 updates are made every day. The one-year included subscription gives you access to daily chart updates via the ActiveCaptain smart device app.
• Combining the best of Garmin and Navionics automatic routing features, built-in Auto Guidance+ technology gives you a suggested dock-to-dock path to follow through channels, inlets, marina entrances and more.
• High-resolution depth range shading lets you select up to 10 colour-shaded options and view your designated target depths at a glance to scope out the best fishing spots.
• For improved fishing and navigation, up to 1 metre contours provide a clear depiction of bottom structure for improved fishing charts and enhanced detail in swamps, canals, harbors, marinas and more.
• Save money by renewing your subscription — and continue accessing daily updates plus new content downloads.

SHALLOW WATER SHADING

To give a clear picture of shallow waters to avoid, this feature allows for shading at a user-defined depth.

ACTIVECAPTAIN COMMUNITY

Community-sourced content provides useful POIs, such as marinas, anchorages, hazards, businesses and more. Get recommendations from boaters with firsthand experience of the local environment.

Coverage:

Detailed coverage of the Skagerrak and Kattegat and the approaches to them. Coverage includes the Scandinavian coast from Kristiansund, Norway to Gavle, Sweden; the Aland Islands; Turku, Finland; Gotland and Bornholm Islands; the Szczecin Lagoon; the Kiel Canal and all of Denmark.

Ports include Oslo, Norway; Malmo and Stockholm, Sweden; Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark and Hamburg, Germany. Lakes include but are not limited to Lakes Vänern, Vättern, Mjörn, Sommen and Uddjuar in Sweden and Lakes Mjøsa, Bandak, Flåvatn, Norsjø and the Telemark Canal in Norway.