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7. Vector Charts 
 
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7.10  Sailing Directions, Tidal Tables, etc., Features of 
Vector Charts 
Vector charts contain sailing directions, tidal tables and other textual and picture information that are not 
immediately visible on the chart. This information forms an integral part of the legal ENC chart that can fulfil 
SOLAS requirements. As a navigator you should check them as well as you check the visible chart when you do 
your planning and when you perform navigation.  
Because these features are not permanently visible on the chart as they used to be in case of a paper chart, the chart 
radar has special symbols to highlight the locations from which you can use the Info request to know additional 
information about the above-mentioned features. Below are examples of these symbols. For further details, see 
section 7.13 How to Request Information About Vector Chart Objects. 
 
A grey box is used to show that Tidal information is available for Info request by cursor pick.  
Note: The visibility of the grey box symbol is controlled by the item "Depth contours, magnetics, 
currents" in the Other 1 page of the Chart Display dialog box. 
 
A magenta-colored symbol is used to show that additional textual or picture information such as 
sailing directions are available from Info request by cursor pick.  
Note: The visibility of the magenta symbol is controlled by the item "Additional information 
available" in the Other 1 page of the Chart Display dialog box.