Straits of Georgia & Juan de Fuca Nautical Chart #18400

Set your course for one of North America's most spectacular cruising grounds! The Nautical Chart 18400 – Straits of Georgia & Juan de Fuca is the perfect companion for boaters, coastal explorers, and maritime history enthusiasts who appreciate classic NOAA charts.

Covering the scenic waters of the Strait of Georgia, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Southern Gulf Islands, the San Juan Islands, Vancouver Island's southeastern coastline, and the entrance to Puget Sound, this detailed chart captures an iconic stretch of the Pacific Northwest. Measuring 45" x 32" at a 1:200,000 scale, it offers an impressive overview that's ideal for display, trip planning, or building a nautical chart collection.

The Strait of Juan de Fuca was named after the Greek navigator Juan de Fuca, who claimed to have explored these waters in 1592 while searching for the legendary Northwest Passage, making this region rich in maritime history.

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Please note: For decorative and reference purposes only, NOAA has officially sunset traditional paper nautical charts. These legacy charts are no longer updated or approved for primary navigation.