VFR Aeronautical Charts Flashcards
Aeronautical Chart Users’ Guide Effective as of 31 October 2024 Pages 1- 41 (335 cards)
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Q
A
Wind Turbines
2
Q
A
Obstacles 1000’ AGL or greater
3
Q
A
Obstacles less than 1000’ AGL
4
Q
What is a Quandrant on Sectionals?
A
The area bounded by ticked lines dividing each 30 minutes of latitude and each 30 minutes of longitude.
5
Q
What is an MEF?
A
Maximum Elevation Figure
6
Q
What are MEFs rounded to?
A
MEF figures are rounded up to the nearest 100’ value and the last two digits of the number are not shown.
7
Q
TACs
A
Terminal Area Charts
8
Q
Sectionals
A
Sectional Aeronautical Charts
9
Q
CACs
A
Caribbean Aeronautical Charts
10
Q
How often are VFR Sectional and Terminal Area Charts updated?
A
Every 56 days.
11
Q
What color are airports with control towers?
A
Blue
12
Q
What color are airports without control towers?
A
Magenta
13
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Towered airport with other than hard-surfaced runways.
14
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Non-towered airport with other than hard-surfaced runways.
15
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Towered airport with hard-surfaced runways 1500’ to 8069’
16
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Non-towered airport with hard-surfaced runways 1500’ to 8069’
17
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Towered airport with hard-surfaced runways greater than 8069’ or some multiple runways less than 8069’.
18
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Non-towered airport hard-surfaced runways greater than 8069’ or some multiple runways less than 8069’.
19
Q
AIRPORTS
What do the tick marks around an airport symbol indicate?
A
The airport has fuel availabilty.
20
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Foreign airport.
21
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Military airport with other than hard-surfaced runways.
22
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Ultralight Flight Park
23
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Landplane: Military
24
Q
AIRPORTS
A
Heliport
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# AIRPORTS
PUBLIC USE
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# AIRPORTS
RESTRICTED OR PRIVATE
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# AIRPORTS
OBJECTIONABLE
Unsafe/Hazardous
## Footnote
Conflicting traffic patterns with another airport, hazardous runway conditions, or natural or man-made obstacles in close proximity to the landing area.
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# AIRPORTS
UNVERIFIED - A landing area available but warranting more than ordinary precaution due to:
(1) lack of current information on field conditions, and/or
(2) available information indicates peculiar operating limitations.
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# AIRPORTS
ABANDONED - Depicted for landmark value or to prevent confusion with an adjacent usable landing area.
(Normally at least 3000’ paved)
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# AIRPORTS
Seaplane Facility No Fuel
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# AIRPORTS
Non-Towered Seaplane Facility With Fuel
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# AIRPORTS
Towered Seaplane Facility With Fuel
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# AIRPORTS
Seaplane Facility With Runway and Waterway
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# AIRPORTS
Flight Service Station on field
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# AIRPORTS
Airports where fixed wing special VFR operations
are prohibited.
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# AIRPORTS
FAR 93 Special Air Traffic Rules and
Airport Traffic Pattern.
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# AIRPORTS
Location Identifier
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# AIRPORTS
ICAO Location Identifier
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# AIRPORTS
Control Tower (CT) - primary frequency
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# AIRPORTS
Star indicates operation part-time. See tower frequencies tabulation for hours of operation.
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# AIRPORTS
Follows the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency
(CTAF)
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# AIRPORTS
Automatic Terminal Information Services
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# AIRPORTS
Automatic Flight Information Service
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# AIRPORTS
Automated Surface Weather Observing
Systems;
shown when full-time ATIS is not available.
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# AIRPORTS
Elevation in feet
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# AIRPORTS
Lighting in operation Sunset to Sunrise
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# AIRPORTS
Lighting limitations exist; refer to Chart Supplement.
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# AIRPORTS
Length of longest runway in hundreds of feet; usable length may be less.
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# AIRPORTS
Aeronautical advisory station
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# AIRPORTS
Runways with Right Traffic Patterns (public use)
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# AIRPORTS
See Chart Supplement
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# AIRPORTS
VFR Advisory Service Shown when ATIS is not available and frequency is other than the primary CT frequency.
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# AIRPORTS
Weather Camera (Alaska)
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# AIRPORTS
Airport of Entry
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
VOR
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What does the underline indicate?
Underline indicates no voice on this frequency.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What does the star indicate?
Operates less than contiuous or On-Request.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
VORTAC
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is the magenta number?
NDB Frequency
When an NDB NAVAID shares the same name and Morse Code as the VOR NAVAID the frequency can be collocated inside the same box to conserve space.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is PONTIAC?
The name of the VORTAC.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is the A symbol?
ASOS/AWOS
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is PTK?
Identifier code.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is 111.0?
The VORTAC frequency.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is Ch. 47?
The VORTAC channel.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What are the dots and lines in the bottom right?
Morse Code
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
VOR-DME
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
DME
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What is the Compass Rose?
Compass Rose is “reference” oriented to magnetic north.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Non-Directional Radio Beacon (NDB)
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
NDB-DME
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
NAVAID Used To Define Class B Airspace ILS Components
ILS-DME
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Compass Rosette
Shown only in areas void of VOR roses.
Compass rosette will be based on the five year epoch magnetic variation model.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS)
or
Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS).
LF/MF
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS)
or
Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS).
VHF/UHF
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What signifies a Flight Service Station (FSS)?
Heavy line box indicates Flight
Service Station (FSS).
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
What does "R" after a frequency mean?
Receive only.
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Off Airport AWOS/ASOS
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# RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Broadcast Stations (BS)
On request by the proper authority or when a VFR Checkpoint.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class B Airspace
Sectional
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
Only the airspace effective below 18,000 feet MSL are shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class B Airspace
Terminal Area Chart (TAC)
All mileages are nautical (NM).
All radials are magnetic.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class C Airspace
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class D Airspace.
Altitude in hundreds of feet MSL.
(A minus in front of the figure is used to indicate “from surface to but not including...”)
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class E Airspace
Airspace beginning at the surface (sfc) designated around airports.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class E Airspace
Airspace beginning at the surface with an airspace exclusion area where Class E airspace is excluded below 1200’ MSL.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Class E Airspace
The limits of Class E airspace shall be shown by narrow vignettes or by the dashed magenta symbol. Individual units of designated airspace are not necessarily shown; instead, the aggregate lateral and vertical limits shall be defined by the following: Airspace beginning at the surface (sfc) designated around airports.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
What is ceiling here?
When the ceiling is less than 18,000 feet MSL, the value prefixed by the word “CEILING”, shall be shown along the limits.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Airspace beginning at 1200 feet AGL that laterally abuts uncontrolled (Class G) airspace.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Airspace beginning at 700 feet AGL that laterally abuts uncontrolled (Class G) airspace.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Airspace beginning at 700 feet AGL that laterally abuts 1200 feet or higher Class E Airspace.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Low Altitude Airways VOR and LF/MF
(Class E Airspace)
Low altitude Federal Airways are indicated by centerline.
Only the controlled airspace effective below 18,000 feet MSL is shown
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Air Routes
Combined Federal Airway/RNAV 2 “T” Routes are identified in solid blue type adjacent to the solid magenta federal airway identification.
The joint route symbol is screened magenta.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Offshore Control Areas
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Flight Information Regions (FIR)
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Oceanic Control Areas (OCA)
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Foreign Airspace Note
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Special Conservation Areas
National Park, Wildlife Refuge, Primitive and Wilderness Areas, etc.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Special Conservation Areas
NOAA Regulated National Marine Sanctuary Designated Areas
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Special Flight Rules Area (SFRA) Relating to National Security**
Example: Washington DC Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
Note: Delimiting line not shown when it coincides with International Boundary, projection lines or other linear features.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) Relating to National Security**
Example: Washington DC Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Special Flight Rules Area (SFRA)
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Special Use Airspace**
Only the airspace effective below 18,000 feet MSL is shown.
The type of area shall be spelled out in large areas if space permits.
* Alert Areas do not extend into Class A, B, C and D airspace, or Class E airport surface areas.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Flight Restricted Zone (FRZ) Relating to National Security
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**National Security Area**
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Special Awareness Training Areas
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Mode C (FAR 91.215)**
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ)**
Note: Delimiting line not shown when it coincides with International Boundary, projection lines or other linear features.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Special Air Traffic Rules / Airport Patterns (FAR Part 93)**
Appropriate boxed note as required shown adjacent to area.
Inside the FAR Part 93 boundary area, the cross hatching is at a 45 degree angle. The hypsometric tint shall be masked within the area around the yellow city tint when applicable (should not be confused with white glacier tint).
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**High Energy Radiation Areas**
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Military Training Routes (MTR)
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
**Special Military Activity Routes (SMAR)**
Boxed notes shown adjacent to route.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Special Security Notice Permanent Continuous Flight Restriction Areas
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Sporting Event Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) Sites
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
National Defense Airspace Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) Areas
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Space Operations Area (FAR Part 91.143)
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
IFR Routes
Arrival/Departure
TAC only
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
IFR Routes
Departure
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
IFR Routes
Arrival
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Space Launch Activity Area
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Parachute Jumping Area with Frequency
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Unmanned Aircraft Activity
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Ultralight Activity
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Hang Glider Activity
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Glider Operations
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Miscellaneous Activity Areas
Aerobatic Practice Area
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
VFR Transition Routes
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
VFR Transition Routes
Uni-directional
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
VFR Transition Routes
Bi-directional
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
VFR Transition Routes
Bi-directional with NAVAID Ident and Radial
TAC only
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)
TRSA Name
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)
TRSA Boundaries
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)
TRSA Sectors
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# AIRSPACE INFORMATION
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)
Appropriate notes as required may be shown.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Isogonic Line and Value**
Isogonic lines and values shall be based on the five year epoch magnetic variation model.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Local Magnetic Notes**
Unreliability Notes
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Intersections**
Named intersections used as reporting points. Arrows are directed toward facilities that establish intersection.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Aeronautical Lights**
By Request Site
Rotating or Oscillating
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Aeronautical Lights**
By Request Site
Isolated Location
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Aeronautical Lights**
Rotating Light with Flashing Code Identification Light
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Aeronautical Lights**
Rotating Light with Course Lights and Site Number
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Airport Beacons**
Rotating or Flashing
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Airport Beacons**
Isolated Locations
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**VFR Checkpoints**
Underline indicates proper name of VFR Checkpoint.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Waypoints**
RNAV
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Waypoints**
VFR Stand-Alone
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Waypoints**
VFR Collocated with Checkpoint
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Obstruction**
Above 200’ & below 1000’ AGL
(above 299’ AGL in urban area)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Obstruction**
Under Construction (UC) or reported and position/elevation unverified
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Obstruction**
1000’ and higher (AGL)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Obstruction**
Wind Turbine
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**High-Intensity Obstruction Lights**
Less than 1000’ (AGL)
## Footnote
High-intensity lights may operate part-time or by proximity activation.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**High-Intensity Obstruction Lights**
1000’ and higher (AGL)
## Footnote
High-intensity lights may operate part-time or by proximity activation.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**High-Intensity Obstruction Lights**
Wind Turbine
## Footnote
High-intensity lights may operate part-time or by proximity activation.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**High-Intensity Obstruction Lights**
Group obstruction
## Footnote
High-intensity lights may operate part-time or by proximity activation.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**High-Intensity Obstruction Lights**
Wind Turbines
## Footnote
High-intensity lights may operate part-time or by proximity activation.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
What color are Marine Lights?
| Marine Lights
Marine Lights are white unless otherwise noted.
Alternating lights are red and white unless otherwise noted.
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Red
| Marine Lights
R
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
White
| Marine Lights
W
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Green
| Marine Lights
G
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Blue
| Marine Lights
BU
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Orange
| Marine Lights
OR
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Black
| Marine Lights
B
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Yellow
| Marine Lights
Y
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Sector
| Marine Lights
SEC
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Fixed
| Marine Lights
F
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Single Occulting
| Marine Lights
Oc
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Group Occulting
| Marine Lights
Oc (2)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Composite Group Occulting
| Marine Lights
Oc (2+1)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Isophase
| Marine Lights
Iso
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Flashing
| Marine Lights
Fl
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Group Flashing
| Marine Lights
Fl (2)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Composite Group Flashing
| Marine Lights
Fl (2+1)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Quick
| Marine Lights
Q
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Interrupted Quick/Interrupted Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
IQ
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Morse Code
| Marine Lights
Mo (A)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Fixed and Flashing
| Marine Lights
FFl
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Alternating
| Marine Lights
Al
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Group
| Marine Lights
Gp
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Long Flash
| Marine Lights
LFl
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Group Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
Q (3)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Very Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
VQ
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Group Very Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
VQ (3)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Interrupted Very Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
IVQ
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Ultra Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
UQ
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Interrupted Ultra Quick Flashing
| Marine Lights
IUQ
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Group Obstruction**
Above 200’ & below 1000’ AGL
(above 299’ AGL in urban area)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Group Obstruction**
1000’ and higher (AGL)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Group Obstruction**
At least two in group
1000’ and higher (AGL)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Group Obstruction**
Wind Turbines
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Wind Turbine Farms
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF)**
(see VFR Terms tab for explanation)
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Chart Limits**
Outline on Sectional of Terminal Area Chart
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
**Chart Limits**
Outline of Special Chart on Sectional and Terminal Area Chart
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# NAVIGATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Chart Limits
Outline on Sectional of Inset Chart
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# CULTURE
Railroad
Single Track
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# CULTURE
Railroad
Double Track
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# CULTURE
Railroad
More Than Two Tracks
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# CULTURE
Railroad
Electric
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# CULTURE
Railroad
Non-operating, Abandoned or Under Construction
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# CULTURE
Roads
Dual-Lane Divided Highway
Category 1
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# CULTURE
Roads
Primary
Category 2
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# CULTURE
Roads
Secondary
Category 2
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# CULTURE
Trails
Category 3
## Footnote
Provides symbolization for dismantled railroad when combined with label “dismantled railroad.”
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# CULTURE
Railroad Yards
Limiting Track To Scale
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# CULTURE
Railroad Yards
Location Only
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# CULTURE
Railroad Stations
207
# CULTURE
Railroad Sidings and Short Spurs
208
# CULTURE
Road Markers
Interstate Route No.
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# CULTURE
Road Markers
U.S. Route No.
210
# CULTURE
Road Markers
Air Marked Identification Label
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# CULTURE
Road Names
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# CULTURE
Roads Under Construction
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# CULTURE
Related Features to Railroads and Roads
Bridges and Viaducts
Railroad
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# CULTURE
Related Features to Railroads and Roads
Causeways
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# CULTURE
Related Features to Railroads and Roads
Overpasses and Underpasses
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# CULTURE
Related Features to Railroads and Roads
Tunnels-Road and Railroad
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# CULTURE
Related Features to Railroads and Roads
Bridges and Viaducts
Road
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# CULTURE
Related Features to Railroads and Roads
Ferries, Ferry Slips and Fords
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# CULTURE
Yellow tinted areas indicate populated places.
Small circle indicates an area too small to depict using yellow tint.
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# CULTURE
Font Style and Size indicate the category of the populated area:
- Large Cities Category 1
-population more than 250,000
- Cities and Large Towns Category 2
-population 25,000 to 250,000
- Towns and Villages Category 3
-population less than 25,000
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# CULTURE
Boundaries
International
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# CULTURE
Boundaries
State or Province
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# CULTURE
Boundaries
Convention or Mandate Line
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# CULTURE
Boundaries
Time Zones
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# CULTURE
Boundaries
Date Line
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Dams
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Passable Locks
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Weirs and Jetties
229
# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Breakwaters
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Pipelines
Underground
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Landmark Features
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Mines or Quarries
Shaft Mines or Quarries
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Wells
Other than water
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Lookout Towers
(Elevation Base of Tower)
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Aerial Cableways,Conveyors, Etc.
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Dam Carrying Road
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Small Locks
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Seawalls
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Piers, Wharfs, Quays, etc.
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Power Transmission and Telecommunication Lines
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Tanks
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Outdoor Theater
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Race Tracks
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Coast Guard Station
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# CULTURE
Miscellaneous Cultural Features
Landmark Areas
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Open Water
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Open/Inland Water
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Lakes
Label as required.
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Perennial
When too numerous to show individual lakes, show representative pattern and descriptive note. Number indicates elevation.
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Non-Perennial
(dry, intermittent, etc.) Illustration includes small perennial lake.
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Reservoirs
Natural Shorelines
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Reservoirs
Man-made Shorelines Label when necessary for clarity.
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Reservoirs
Too small to show to scale
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Reservoirs
Under Construction
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Inland Water
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Shorelines
Definite
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Shorelines
Fluctuating
258
# HYDROGRAPHY
Shorelines
Unsurveyed
Indefinite
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Shorelines
Man-made
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Perennial
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Non-Perennial
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Fanned Out
Alluvial fan
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Braided
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Disappearing
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Seasonally Fluctuating with undefined limits
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Seasonally Fluctuating with maximum bank limits, prominent and constant.
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Streams
Sand Deposits in and along riverbeds
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Wet Sand Areas
Within and adjacent to desert areas
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Canals
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Canals
To Scale
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Canals
Abandoned or Under Construction
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Canals
Abandoned to Scale
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Small Canals and Drainage / Irrigation Ditches
Perennial
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Small Canals and Drainage / Irrigation Ditches
Non-Perennial
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Small Canals and Drainage / Irrigation Ditches
Abandoned or Ancient Numerous
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# HYDROGRAPHY
Aqueducts
To Scale
277
# HYDROGRAPHY
Small Canals and Drainage / Irrigation Ditches
Representative pattern and/or descriptive note.
278
# HYDROGRAPHY
Aqueducts
Abandoned or Under Construction
279
# HYDROGRAPHY
Aqueducts
Underground
280
# HYDROGRAPHY
Aqueducts
Tunnels
280
# HYDROGRAPHY
Aqueducts
Suspended or Elevated
281
# HYDROGRAPHY
Aqueducts
Kanats
Underground with Air Vents
282
# HYDROGRAPHY
Falls
Double-Line
283
# HYDROGRAPHY
Falls
Single-Line
284
# HYDROGRAPHY
Rapids
Double-Line
285
# HYDROGRAPHY
Rapids
Single-Line
286
# HYDROGRAPHY
Salt Evaporators and Salt Pans Man Exploited
287
# HYDROGRAPHY
Hummocks and Ridges
288
# HYDROGRAPHY
Peat Bogs
289
# HYDROGRAPHY
Rice Paddies
Extensive areas indicated by label only.
290
# HYDROGRAPHY
Springs, Wells and Waterholes
291
# HYDROGRAPHY
Swamps, Marshes and Bogs
292
# HYDROGRAPHY
Mangrove And Nipa
293
# HYDROGRAPHY
Cranberry Bogs
294
# HYDROGRAPHY
Land Subject To Inundation
295
# HYDROGRAPHY
Reefs-Rocky or Coral
296
# HYDROGRAPHY
Fish Ponds and Hatcheries
297
# HYDROGRAPHY
Miscellaneous Underwater Features Not Otherwise Symbolized
298
# HYDROGRAPHY
Wrecks
Exposed
299
# HYDROGRAPHY
Rocks-Isolated
Bare or Awash
300
# HYDROGRAPHY
Tundra
301
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas: Ice
Permanent Polar Ice
302
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas: Ice
Pack Ice
303
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas: Ice
Ice Peaks
304
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas
Glaciers
305
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas
Glacial Moraines
306
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas
Ice Cliffs
307
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas
Snowfields, Ice Fields And Ice Caps
308
# HYDROGRAPHY
Permanent Snow and Ice Areas
Foreshore Flats
Tidal flats exposed at low tide.
309
# RELIEF
Contours
Basic
310
# RELIEF
Contours
Approximate
311
# RELIEF
Contours
Intermediate
312
# RELIEF
Contours
Auxiliary
313
# RELIEF
Contours
Depression
(Illustration includes mound within depression)
314
# RELIEF
Contours
Values
315
# RELIEF
Sand or Gravel Areas
316
# RELIEF
Sand Dunes
To Scale
317
# RELIEF
Hachuring
318
# RELIEF
Spot Elevations
Position Accurate
319
# RELIEF
Spot Elevations
Position Accurate, Elevation Approximate
320
# RELIEF
Spot Elevations
Highest in General Area
321
# RELIEF
Spot Elevations
Highest on Chart
322
# RELIEF
Mountain Pass
323
# RELIEF
Distorted Surface Areas
324
# RELIEF
Lava Flows
325
# RELIEF
Sand Ridges
To Scale
326
# RELIEF
Shaded Relief
327
# RELIEF
Quarries To Scale
328
# RELIEF
Craters
329
# RELIEF
Unsurveyed Areas
Label appropriately as required
330
# RELIEF
Levees And Eskers
331
# RELIEF
Rock Strata Outcrop
332
# RELIEF
Strip Mines, Mine Dumps And Tailings
333
# RELIEF
Escarpments, Bluffs, Cliffs, Depressions, Etc.
334
# RELIEF
Uncontoured Areas
Label appropriately as required
