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Sea Kayaking Safety: Navigation, Lighthouses, Charts

Posted by seakayakingdotnet on July 15th, 2009

An eight-minute podcast describing how to recognize lighthouses on nautical charts and read their descriptions. Good for sea kayakers looking to navigate in daylight or darkness.

Learning to read charts and recognize lighthouses is a valuable sea kayaking skill.

For visuals on lighthouse symbols and codes, download NOAA Chart 1, the index of symbols. Or download any NOAA chart and look for a lavendar exclamation point symbol. That’s a lighthouse. Next to to the symbol you will see a code.

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One Response to “Sea Kayaking Safety: Navigation, Lighthouses, Charts”

  1. karen Says:

    i was interested in this subject but is it only in audio format? is it possible to access any visuals.

    liked the audio presentation.

    karen

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