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 D. James Baker, Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans 
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Preface 
 
 Between United States Ports is published by the National Ocean Service (NOS), Coast and Geo- 
 detic Survey, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), pursuant to the Act of 6 August 
 1947 (33 U.S.C. 883a and b), and the Act of 22 October 1968 (44 U.S.C. 1310). 
 
 Between United States Ports contains distances from a port of the United States to other ports in 
 the United States and from a port in the Great Lakes in the United States to Canadian ports in the Great 
 Lakes and St. Lawrence River. 
 
 Distances Between Ports, Publication 151, is published by Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) and distrib- 
 uted by NOS. DMA Pub. 151 is international in scope and lists distances from foreign port to foreign port and 
 from foreign port to major U.S. ports. The two publications, Distances Between United States Ports and 
 Distances Between Ports, complement each other. 
 
 This volume of Distances Between United States Ports cancels the 1987 (7th) edition. 
 
 Mariners and others are urged to promptly report errors in this publication to NOS. These reports should be 
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Contents 
 
 Page 
 
 General Information 1 
 
 Atlantic Distances 
 
 Atlantic Ocean distances for deep-draft vessels - Montreal, Canada to Panama Canal T-l 
 
 Gulf of Maine distances - Calais, ME, to Cape Cod, MA T-2 
 
 Coastwise distances - Cape Cod, MA, to New York, NY T-3 
 
 Inside-route distances - South side of Long Island - Greenport, NY, to East Rockaway 
 
 Inlet, NY T-4 
 
 Distances on Hudson River - New York, NY, to Troy Lock, NY T-5 
 
 Coastwise distances - New York, NY, to Chesapeake Bay entrance, VA T-6 
 
 Distances by Intracoastal Waterway - Manasquan Inlet, NJ, to Cape May Canal, NJ T-7 
 
 Distances on Delaware Bay and River T-8 
 
 Chesapeake Bay distances T-9 
 
 Distances on Potomac River T-10 
 
 Coastwise distances - Norfolk, VA, to Key West, FL T-l 1 
 
 Inside-route distances - Norfolk, VA, to Fernandina Beach, FL T-l 2 
 
 Inside-route distances - Fernandina Beach, FL to Key West, FL T-l 3 
 
 Distances on St. Johns River, FL T-14 
 
 Gulf of Mexico - Key West, FL to Brownsville, TX T-15 
 
 Coastwise and inside-route distances - Key West, FL, to Apalachicola, FL T-l 6 
 
 Distances by Intracoastal Waterway - Apalachicola, FL, to Brownsville, TX T-l 7 
 
 Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands distances T-18 
 
 Mississippi River System 
 
 Mississippi River T- 19 
 
 Ohio River T-19 
 
 Tennessee River T-20 
 
 Missouri River T-20 
 
 Illinois Waterway T-21 
 
 Great Lakes and New York State Waterways Distances 
 
 Distances on the Great Lakes . , T-22 
 
 Distances on Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River T-23 
 
 Distances on Lake Erie, and St. Clair, Detroit and Niagara Rivers T-24 
 
 Distances on Lake Huron and St. Marys River T-25 
 
 Distances on Lake Michigan T-26 
 
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Distances on Lake Superior T-27 
 
 Distances on New York State Waterways T-28 
 
 Pacific Distances 
 
 Distances in Panama Canal T-29 
 
 Pacific Ocean distances T-30 
 
 Pacific Coast - San Diego, CA, to Cape Flattery, WA T-31 
 
 San Francisco Bay Area T-32 
 
 Distances on Columbia River System T-33 
 
 Distances in Strait of Juan de Fuca and Strait of Georgia T-34 
 
 Hawaii distances T-35 
 
 Gulf of Alaska distances T-36 
 
 Inside-passage distances - Seattle, WA, to Cape Spencer, AK T-37 
 
 Distances in Yukon River, AK T-38 
 
 Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean distances T-39 
 
 Miscellaneous Tables 
 
 Table for estimating time of transit T-40 
 
 Measurement and Conversion Factors T-41 through T-44 
 
 Metric Style Guide T-45 through T-46 
 
 Appendix (follows tables) 
 
 Index (follows appendix) 
 
General Information 
 
 (i) Distances Between United States Ports contains dis- (15) New Orleans to St. Louis 1,039 
 
 tances from a port of the United States to other ports in the 
 
 United States, and from a port in the Great Lakes in the (16) Example 3.-Find the distance from Pittsburgh, PA, 
 
 United States to Canadian ports in the Great Lakes and St. to Chicago, IL: 
 
 Lawrence River. These distances are measured along navi- (n) Pittsburgh to Ohio River mouth (table 20) 981 
 
 gable tracklines. (18) Ohio River mouth to Illinois River mouth (table 19) 
 
 (2) General-Departure and arrival geographic coordi- (1,172 minus 954) 218 
 
 nates where listed are generally inside the port, at a pier. (19) Illinois River mouth to Chicago (table 21) 327 
 
 (3) Distances given are generally in nautical miles for ta- (20) Pittsburgh to Chicago 1,526 
 
 bles relating to distances along the coasts. Generally speak- 
 ing, distances in tables of the Mississippi River System, the (2i> Use of junction and common reference points 
 Great Lakes, and other inland waters are in statute miles. 
 
 The individual tables show in their heading, what the units (22 ) Example 4.-Find the distance from Bridgeport, CT, 
 
 of the table are in, i.e., nautical miles or statute miles. to Albany, NY: 
 
 (23) Bridgeport to New York (table 3) 52 
 
 (4) International nautical mile. -The nautical mile is a (24) New York to Albany (table 5) 126 
 
 special unit employed for marine and aerial navigation to (25) Bridgeport to Albany 178 
 
 express distance. The International nautical mile is exactly 
 
 1,852 meters in length. The preceding value was adopted by (26) Example 5.-Find the distance from Woods Hole, 
 
 the First International Extraordinary Hydrographic Confer- MA, to Freeport, NY, via the inside route along the south 
 
 ence, Monaco, 1929, under the name "International nautical side of Long Island: 
 
 mile". The nautical mile is a unit authorized for use with (27) Woods Hole to Greenport, NY (table 3) 82 
 
 the International System of Units (SI); where SI is the offi- (28) Greenport to Freeport (table 4) 77 
 
 cial name of the metric system of units. 1,852 meters = (29) Woods Hole to Freeport 159 
 
 6,076.11549 U.S. feet. 
 
 (5) Each distance between the two ports concerned is (30) Example 6.-Find the distance from New Haven, CT, 
 along the shortest route that safe navigation permits. The to Troy Lock, NY: 
 
 navigator must make his own adjustments for weather or (3 i) New Haven to New York (table 3) 68 
 
 prevailing currents. (32 ) New York to Troy Lock (table 5) 134 
 
 (6) Junction Points.-These are positions where two or ( 33 ) New Haven to Troy Lock 202 
 
 more routes converge; they are shown in CAPITAL LET- 
 TERS in the tables. Distances between ports listed in differ- (34) Example 7.-Find the distance from New York, NY, 
 ent tables can be obtained by adding the respective distances to Miami, FL, via the Intracoastal Waterway: 
 
 to the junction points. Where a port is listed in more than (35) New York to Chesapeake & Delaware Canal east en- 
 one table, additional combinations of distances can also be trance (table 7) 190 
 
 obtained by using the port as a common reference point. (36) East entrance of Chesapeake & Delaware Canal to 
 
 (See examples that follow.) Norfolk, VA (table 9) 209 
 
 (7) Foreign Ports. -Distances Between Ports, Pub. 151, is (37) Norfolk to Miami (table 13) 947 
 
 published by Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) and distrib- (3g) New York to Miami 1,346 
 
 uted by National Ocean Service. DMA Pub. 151 is Interna- 
 tional in scope and lists distances from foreign port to for- (39) Example 8.-Find the distance from Boston, MA, to 
 eign port, and from foreign port to major United States § an Francisco, CA: 
 
 ports. The two publications, Distances Between United (40) Boston 'to Panama Canal (Pacific entrance) (table 1) 
 
 States Ports and Distances Between Ports, complement 2, 195 
 
 each other. See Example 20, following. * (41) Panama Canal (Pacific entrance) to San Francisco 
 
 (8) Examples.-The following examples will illustrate the (table 30) 3,270 
 
 use of the tables. The index will show in which table the (42) Boston to San Francisco 5^465 
 
 ports are listed. 
 
 (43) Example 9.-Find the distance from Bridgeport, CT, 
 
 (9) Ports in the same table to Stockton, CA: 
 
 (44) Bridgeport to New York (table 3) 52 
 
 (io) Example l.-Find the distance from New York, NY (45) New York to Panama Canal (Pacific entrance) (table 
 
 to Charleston, SC. 1) 2,018 
 
 (ii) Locate both places in the diagonal listing in table 1. (46) Panama Canal (Pacific entrance) to San Francisco, 
 
 The required distance (630 miles) is found at the intersec- CA (table 30) 3,270 
 
 tion of the horizontal and vertical columns opposite the (47) San Francisco to Stockton (table 31) 75 
 
 ports in question. (48) Bridgeport to Stockton 5,415 
 
 (12) Example 2.-Find the distance from New Orleans, (49) Example 10,-Find the distance from Blaine, WA, to 
 LA, to St. Louis, MO: San Diego, CA: 
 
 (13) Head of Passes to St. Louis (table 19) 1, 134 (50) Blaine to Cape Flattery (table 34) 112 
 
 (14) Head of Passes to New Orleans (table 19) -95 (5i) Cape Flattery to San Diego (table 31) 1,104 
 
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 (52) Blaine to San Diego 1,216 
 
 (53) Example ll.-Find the distance from Eureka, CA, to 
 Redwood City, CA: 
 
 (54) Eureka to San Francisco, CA (table 31) 232 
 
 (55) San Francisco to Redwood City (table 32) 22 
 
 (56) Eureka to Redwood City 254 
 
 (57) Example 12.-Find the distance from Astoria, OR to 
 Nome, AK: 
 
 (58) Astoria to Unimak Pass, AK (table 30) 1,626 
 
 (59) Unimak Pass to Nome (table 39) 646 
 
 (60) Astoria to Nome 2,272 
 
 (6i) Alternate routes 
 
 (62) Example 13.-Find the distance from Portland, ME, 
 to New York, NY, by two routes: 
 
 (63) 1. Outside, via Nantucket Shoals: 
 
 (64) Portland to New York (table 1) 426 
 
 (65) 2. Via Cape Cod Canal and Long Island Sound: 
 
 (66) Portland to Cape Cod Canal E entrance (table 2) . . 
 118 
 
 (67) Cape Cod Canal E entrance to New York (table 3) 
 182 
 
 (68) Portland to New York 300 
 
 (90) Chicago to Key West 2,697 nm 
 
 (91) 3. Via Mississippi River System and Intracoastal Wa- 
 terway: 
 
 (92) Chicago to Mississippi River at Grafton (table 21). . 
 • 327 sm 284 nm 
 
 (93) Grafton to Head of Passes (table 19). . .1,172 sm . . 
 1,018 nm 
 
 (94) Head of Passes to New Orleans (table 19). . .95 sm 
 -83 nm 
 
 (95) New Orleans to Apalachicola, FL (table 17) 302 
 
 nm 
 
 (96) Apalachicola to Key West (table 16) 406 nm 
 
 (97) Chicago to Key West 1,927 nm 
 
 (98) Example 16.-Find the distance from Seattle, WA, to 
 Anchorage, AK, by two routes: 
 
 (99) 1. Inside passage: 
 
 (ioo) Seattle to Cape Spencer, AK (table 37) 976 
 
 (ioi) Cape Spencer to Anchorage (table 36) 641 
 
 (102) Seattle to Anchorage 1,617 
 
 (103) 2. Outside route: 
 
 (104) Seattle to Swiftsure Bank (table 34) 134 
 
 (105) Swiftsure Bank to Anchorage (table 36) 1,294 
 
 (106) Seattle to Anchorage 1,428 
 
 (107) Harbor entrances 
 
 (69) Example 14.-Find the distance from Boston, MA, to 
 Baltimore, MD, by two routes: 
 
 (70) 1. Outside, via Nantucket Shoals and Chesapeake 
 Bay entrance: 
 
 (7i) Boston to Baltimore (table 1) 694 
 
 (72) 2. Via Cape Cod Canal and Chesapeake & Delaware 
 Canal: 
 
 (73) Boston to Cape Cod Canal E entrance (table 2). . 52 
 
 (74) Cape Cod Canal E entrance to Montauk Point, NY 
 (table 3) 76 
 
 (75) Montauk Point to Chesapeake & Delaware Canal 
 east entrance (table 6) 263 
 
 (76) East entrance of Chesapeake & Delaware Canal to 
 Baltimore (table 9) 62 
 
 (77) Boston to Baltimore 453 
 
 (78) Example 15.-Find the distance from Chicago, IL, to 
 Key West, FL, by three different routes: 
 
 (79) 1. Deepwater route, via St. Lawrence River: 
 
 (80) Chicago to Montreal (table 22). . .1,246 sm . . 1,083 
 nm 
 
 (8i) Montreal to Key West (table 1) 2,479 nm 
 
 (82) Chicago to Key West 3,562 nm 
 
 (83) 2. Via New York State Barge Canal, Hudson River 
 and Intracoastal Waterway: 
 
 (84) Chicago to Buffalo (table 22). . .893 sm 776 nm 
 
 (85) Buffalo to Troy Lock (table 28). . .353 sm. . 307 nm 
 
 (86) Troy Lock to New York (table 5) 134 nm 
 
 (87) New York to Chesapeake & Delaware Canal east en- 
 trance (table 7) 190 nm 
 
 (88) East entrance of Chesapeake & Delaware Canal to 
 Norfolk, VA (table 9) 209 nm 
 
 (89) Norfolk to Key West (table 13) 1,081 nm 
 
 (108) Example 17.-Find the distance from San Francisco 
 entrance buoy, CA, to Coos Bay entrance buoy, OR: 
 
 (109) San Francisco to Coos Bay (city) (table 31) 396 
 
 (no) San Francisco entrance buoy to San Francisco, 15 
 
 miles, plus Coos Bay entrance buoy to Coos Bay (city), 13 
 
 miles (table 31) -28 
 
 (in) San Francisco entrance buoy to Coos Bay entrance 
 buoy 368 
 
 (ii2) Example 18.-Find the distance from Chesapeake Bay 
 entrance to Delaware Bay entrance: 
 
 (ii3) Entrance of Chesapeake Bay to Philadelphia, PA (ta- 
 ble 1) 242 
 
 (ii4) Entrance of Delaware Bay to Philadelphia (table 8) 
 -87 
 
 (ii5) Chesapeake Bay entrance to Delaware Bay entrance 
 155 
 
 (ii6) Foreign ports 
 
 (in) Example 19.-Find the distance from Wilmington, 
 DE, to Halifax, NS: 
 (lis) Philadelphia, PA, to Halifax (Pub. 151) 746 
 
 (119) Philadelphia to Wilmington (table 6) -26 
 
 (120) Wilmington to Halifax 720 
 
 (121) Example 20.-Find the distance from Beaumont, TX, 
 to Lisboa, Portugal: 
 
 (122) Beaumont, TX, to Straits of Florida (table 15). . 726 
 
 (123) Straits of Florida to Lisboa, Portugal (Pub. 151) .. . 
 3,831 
 
 (124) Beaumont to Lisboa, Portugal 4,557 
 
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 (i) Distances shown are the statute mileages from the 
 mouth of a river or other designated point taken from 
 charts, maps, and publications of the U.S. Army Corps of 
 Engineers. Distances between any two points on the same 
 waterway may be obtained by taking the difference of the in- 
 dicated mileages. Distances between places on different wa- 
 terways can be determined by taking distances to and from a 
 common reference point. 
 
 (2) At Head of Passes three of the Mississippi River's 
 important passes come together: South Pass, Southwest 
 Pass, and Pass a Loutre. This point of confluence is at Head 
 of Passes East Jetty Light (29°09.1'N., 89°15.0'W). From 
 this point distances on the Mississippi River are measured in 
 statute miles "above Head of Passes", abbreviated AHP, to 
 its confluence with the Ohio River. 
 
 O) The reach of the Mississippi River from the Head of 
 Passes to Baton Rouge is charted by National Ocean Service 
 (NOS). (See appendix for information relating to procure- 
 ment of NOS charts and publications). The reach from the 
 Head of Passes to the confluence with the Ohio River is 
 charted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in "Flood 
 Control and Navigation Maps of the Mississippi River." 
 (See appendix for procurement information.) Mileages indi- 
 cated in Flood Control and Navigation Maps of the Missis- 
 sippi River are in statute miles AHP and are so listed fol- 
 lowing. 
 
 (4) The following segment of the Mississippi River is 
 from Head of Passes to its junction with the mouth of the 
 Ohio River. 
 
 Head of Passes 
 
 Buras, LA 26 
 
 Port Sulphur, LA 39 
 
 Algiers Alternate Route (entrance to Algiers Lock) . . 88 
 Inner Harbor Navigation Canal (Industrial Canal) . . 93 
 
 New Orleans (Canal Street) 95 
 
 Harvey Canal (lock entrance) 98 
 
 Donaldson, LA 174 
 
 Plaquemine, LA (add 54 miles to Morgan City via 
 
 Intracoastal Waterway alternate route) 208 
 
 Baton Rouge, LA (IS 10 bridge) 229 
 
 Red River mouth, LA (Old River) 304 
 
 Natchez, MS 363 
 
 Vicksburg, MS 437 
 
 Greenville, MS 531 
 
 Helena, AR 660 
 
 Memphis, TN 733 
 
 Ohio River mouth (Cairo, IL is 2 miles up the 
 
 Ohio River.) 954 
 
 (5) The following segment of the Mississippi River is 
 from its junction with the mouth of the Ohio River 
 northerly. The Upper Mississippi River is charted by the 
 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in "Upper Mississippi River 
 Navigation Charts". (See appendix for procurement infor- 
 mation.) The following mileages are in statute miles AHP. 
 
 Mississippi River and Ohio River junction 954 
 
 Commerce, MO 994 
 
 Cape Girardeau, MO 1,006 
 
 Grand Tower, IL 1,034 
 
 St. Louis, MO 1,134 
 
 Lock No. 27 1 , 1 39 
 
 Dam No. 27 1,144 
 
 Missouri River mouth 1,149 
 
 Alton, IL (Lock and Dam No. 26) 1,157 
 
 Illinois River mouth (Grafton, IL) 1, 172 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 25 1,195 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 24 1,227 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 22 1,255 
 
 Hannibal, MO 1,264 
 
 Quincy, IL (Lock and Dam No. 21) 1,279 
 
 La Grange, MO 1,290 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 20 1,297 
 
 Keokuk, IA (Lock and Dam No. 19) 1,318 
 
 Fort Madison, IA 1,338 
 
 Burlington, IA 1,357 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 18 1,364 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 17 1,391 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 16 1,41 1 
 
 Davenport, IA (Lock and Dam No. 15) 1,437 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 14 1,447 
 
 Clinton, IA 1,473 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 13 1,477 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 12 1,511 
 
 Dubuque, IA 1,534 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 11 1,537 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 10 1,569 
 
 Prairie du Chien, WI 1,589 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 9 1,602 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 8 1,633 
 
 La Crosse, WI 1,652 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 7 1,656 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 6 1,668 
 
 Winona, MN 1,680 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 5A 1,682 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 5 1,692 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 4 1,702 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 3 1,751 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 2 1,769 
 
 St. Paul, MN 1,793 
 
 Lock and Dam No. 1 1,802 
 
 Minneapolis, MN 1,807 
 
 Ohio River 
 
 (6) The Ohio River is charted by the U.S. Army Corps 
 of Engineers in "Ohio River Navigation Charts" in three 
 volumes. (See appendix for procurement information.) Dis- 
 tances are in statute miles. The following locations appear 
 in "Ohio River Navigation Charts, Louisville District". 
 Ohio River mouth (junction with the Mississippi 
 
 River) 
 
 Cairo, IL 2 
 
 Dam 53 18 
 
 Dam 52 42 
 
 Tennessee River mouth (Paducah, KY) 45 
 
 Cumberland River mouth 59 
 
 Smithland Lock and Dam 63 
 
 Wabash River mouth 133 
 
 Evansville, IN 189 
 
 Newburg Lock and Dam 205 
 
 Owensboro, KY 225 
 
 Cannelton Lock and Dam 260 
 
 McAlpine Lock and Dam 374 
 
 Louisville, KY (IS 65 bridge) 378 
 
 Madison, IN 423 
 
 Markland Lock and Dam 449 
 
 Cincinnati, OH 511 
 
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 (i) The following locations appear in "Ohio River Navi- 
 gation Charts, Huntington District". 
 
 Captain Anthony Meldahl Dam 545 
 
 Portsmouth, OH 625 
 
 Greenup Dam 640 
 
 Ironton, OH 655 
 
 Huntington, WV 673 
 
 Gallipolis Dam 702 
 
 Gallipolis, OH 711 
 
 Belleville Dam 777 
 
 Parkersburg, WV 797 
 
 Marietta, OH 809 
 
 Willow Island Dam 819 
 
 (2) The following locations appear in "Ohio River Navi- 
 gation Charts, Pittsburg District." 
 
 Hannibal Lock and Dam 855 
 
 Wheeling, WV 891 
 
 Pike Island Lock and Dam 897 
 
 Steubenville, OH 913 
 
 New Cumberland Lock and Dam 927 
 
 East Liverpool, OH 938 
 
 Montgomery Lock and Dam 949 
 
 Dashields Lock and Dam 968 
 
 Emsworth Lock and Dam 975 
 
 Pittsburg, PA (Point Bridge) 981 
 
 Tennessee River 
 
 (3) The Tennessee River is charted by the U.S. Army 
 Corps of Engineers in "Tennessee River Navigation 
 Charts, Nashville District." (See appendix for procurement 
 information.) Distances are in statute miles. 
 
 Tennessee River mouth (junction with the Ohio 
 
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 Paducah, KY 
 
 Kentucky Lock and Dam 22 
 
 New Johnsonville, TN 100 
 
 Perryville, TN 135 
 
 Saltillo 172 
 
 Cerro Gordo 178 
 
 Savannah 190 
 
 Pickwick Landing Lock and Dam 207 
 
 Waterloo, AL 227 
 
 Sheffield, AL 254 
 
 Wilson Lock and Dam (Florence, AL) 260 
 
 General Joe Wheeler Lock and Dam 275 
 
 Decatur, AL 304 
 
 Guntersville Lock and Dam 349 
 
 Bridgeport 414 
 
 South Pittsburg 418 
 
 Nickajack Lock and Dam 425 
 
 Chattanooga, TN 465 
 
 Chickamauga Lock and Dam 471 
 
 Watts Bar Lock and Dam 530 
 
 Clinch River mouth 568 
 
 Loudon, TN : 592 
 
 Fort Loudon Lock and Dam 602 
 
 Knoxville, TN (Gay Street bridge) 648 
 
 Missouri River 
 
 (4) The Missouri River is charted by the U.S. Army 
 Corps of Engineers in "Missouri River Navigation Charts" 
 in two volumes. (See appendix for procurement informa- 
 tion.) Distances are in statute miles. The following loca- 
 tions appear in "Missouri River Navigation Charts, Kan- 
 sas City District." 
 
 Missouri River mouth (junction with the Missis- 
 sippi River) 
 
 St. Charles, MO 28 
 
 Washington, MO 67 
 
 Hermann, MO 98 
 
 Mouth of Gasconade River 104 
 
 Gasconade, MO 105 
 
 Mouth of Auxvass River 120 
 
 Mouth of Middle River 125 
 
 Mouth of Osage River 130 
 
 Jefferson City, MO 143 
 
 Boonville, MO 197 
 
 Mouth of Lamine River 202 
 
 Glasgow, MO 226 
 
 Mouth of Charitan River 239 
 
 Mouth of Grand River 250 
 
 Miami, MO 263 
 
 Waverly, MO 294 
 
 Lexington, MO 317 
 
 Napoleon, MO 329 
 
 Kansas City, MO 363 
 
 Mouth of Kansas River 367 
 
 (5) The following locations appear in "Missouri River 
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 Kansas City, MO 363 
 
 Mouth of Kansas River 367 
 
 Leavenworth, KS 396 
 
 St. Joseph, MO 448 
 
 Mouth of Big Nemaha River 495 
 
 Rulo, NE 498 
 
 Mouth of Tarkio River 507 
 
 Mouth of Nishnabotna River 542 
 
 Nebraska City, NE 563 
 
 Plattsmouth, NE 591 
 
 Omaha, NE 615 
 
 Council Bluffs, IA 617 
 
 Dakota City, NE 725 
 
 Sioux City, IA 732 
 
 Ponca, NE 753 
 
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 Illinois Waterway 
 
 (i) The Illinois Waterway is charted by the U.S. Army 
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 Illinois River 
 
 Illinois River mouth (junction of the Mississippi 
 
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 Hardin, IL 2 
 
 Florence, IL 55 
 
 Naples, IL 65 
 
 La Grange Lock 80 
 
 Beardstown, IL 89 
 
 Peoria Lock 158 
 
 Chillicothe, IL 180 
 
 Hennepin, IL 207 
 
 Illinois and Mississippi Canal 210 
 
 Peru, IL 222 
 
 Ottawa, IL 239 
 
 Marseille Lock 244 
 
 Dresden Island Lock 271 
 
 Des Plaines River 
 
 Joliet, IL 288 
 
 Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal 
 
 Lockport, IL 294 
 
 Chicago River 
 
 Chicago, IL (41°53.3'N., 87°36.5'W.) 327 
 
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 Pilot Station 115 
 
 Marshall 153 
 
 Russian Mission 195 
 
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 nautical mile 
 
 1 852.0 meters 
 6 076.12 feet 
 
 statute mile 
 
 5 280 feet 
 1 609.3 meters 
 1.6 093 kilometers 
 
 cable 
 
 0.1 nautical mile (Canada) 
 720 feet (United States) 
 
 fathom 
 
 6 feet 
 
 1.8 288 meters 
 
 foot 
 
 0.3 048 meter 
 
 inch 
 
 2.54 centimeters 
 
 meter 
 
 39.37 inches 
 3.281 feet 
 1.0 936 yards 
 
 kilometer 
 
 1 000 meters 
 
 knot 
 
 1.6 877 feet per second 
 0.5 144 meters per second 
 
 miles (statute) per hour 
 
 1.466 feet per second 
 0.44 704 meters per second 
 
 acre 
 
 43 560 feet 
 
 4 046.82 square meters 
 
 pound (avoirdupois) 
 
 453.59 grams 
 
 gram 
 
 0.0 022 046 pound (avoirdupois) 
 
 short ton 
 
 2 000 pounds 
 
 long ton 
 
 2 240 pounds 
 
 metric ton 
 
 2 204.6 pounds 
 
 gram 
 
 0.035 274 ounce 
 
 kilogram 
 
 2.2 pounds 
 
 liter 
 
 1.0 567 quarts 
 
 barrel (petroleum) 
 
 42 gallons (U.S) 
 
T-42 
 
 CONVERSION FACTORS 
 
 Symbol 
 
 When you know 
 
 Multiply by 
 
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 in 
 
 inches 
 
 25.40 
 
 millimeters 
 
 mm 
 
 in 
 
 inches 
 
 2.540 
 
 centimeters 
 
 cm 
 
 cm 
 
 centimeters 
 
 0.032 808 
 
 feet 
 
 ft 
 
 ft 
 
 feet 
 
 30.48 
 
 centimeters 
 
 cm 
 
 ft 
 
 feet 
 
 0.3 048 
 
 meters 
 
 m 
 
 ft 
 
 feet 
 
 0.00 016 458 
 
 nautical miles 
 
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 yd 
 
 yards 
 
 0.9 144 
 
 meters 
 
 m 
 
 m 
 
 meters 
 
 3.2 808 
 
 feet 
 
 ft 
 
 m 
 
 meters 
 
 1.094 
 
 yards 
 
 yd 
 
 m 
 
 meters 
 
 0.0 005 399 
 
 nautical miles 
 
 nm 
 
 sm 
 
 statute miles 
 
 0.86 897 
 
 nautical miles 
 
 nm 
 
 sm 
 
 statute miles 
 
 1.6 093 
 
 kilometers 
 
 km 
 
 sm 
 
 statute miles 
 
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 meters 
 
 m 
 
 nm 
 
 nautical miles 
 
 1.151 
 
 statute miles 
 
 sm 
 
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 ft 2 
 
 square feet 
 
 0.0 929 
 
 square meters 
 
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 m 2 
 
 square meters 
 
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 square feet 
 
 ft 2 
 
 
 acres 
 
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 square meters 
 
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 acres 
 
 43 560 
 
 square feet 
 
 ft 2 
 
 m 2 
 
 square meters 
 
 0.0 002 471 
 
 acres 
 
 
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 square feet 
 
 0.00 002 296 
 
 acres 
 
 
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 hectare 
 
 2.471 054 
 
 acres 
 
 
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 hectare 
 
 10 000 
 
 square meters 
 
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 hectare 
 
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 square feet 
 
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 acre 
 
 0.404 685 
 
 hectare 
 
 ha 
 
CONVERSION FACTORS 
 
 T-43 
 
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 m 
 
 meters 
 
 
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 meters 
 
 
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 feet 
 
 
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T-44 
 
 CONVERSION FACTORS 
 
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 grams 
 
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 g 
 
 grams 
 
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 short tons 
 
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 31.5 
 
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 26.229 
 
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 0.02 381 
 
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 0.26 417 
 
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 5/9 (after subtracting 32) 
 
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 Degrees Celsius 
 
 9/5 (then add 32) 
 
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T-45 
 
 METRIC STYLE GUIDE 
 
 Prefixes: Some of the metric units listed include prefixes such as kilo, centi, and milli. Prefixes, 
 added to a unit name, create larger or smaller units by factors that are powers of 10. For example, 
 add the prefix kilo, which means a thousand, to the unit gram to indicate 1000 grams; thus 1000 
 grams become 1 kilogram. The more common* prefixes follow. 
 
 Factor 
 
 
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 M 
 
 kilo 
 
 k 
 
 centi 
 
 c 
 
 milli 
 
 m 
 
 micro 
 
 M 
 
 Spelling: All units and prefixes should be spelled as shown in this guide. 
 
 Conversions: Conversions should follow a rule of reason; do not include figures that imply more 
 accuracy than justified by the original data. For example, 36 inches should be converted to 91 
 centimeters, not 91.44 centimeters (36 inches x 2.54 centimeters per inch = 91.44 centimeters), and 
 40.1 inches converts to 101.9 centimeters, not 101.854. 
 
 Capitalization of Units: The names of all units start with a lower case letter except, of course, at the 
 beginning of the sentence. There is one exception: in "degree Celsius" (symbol °C) the unit "de- 
 gree" is lower case but the modifier "Celsius" is capitalized. Thus body temperature is written as 
 37 degrees Celsius. 
 
 Capitalization of Symbols: Unit symbols are written in lower case letters except for liter and those 
 units derived from the name of a person (m for meter, but W for Watt, Pa for pascal, etc.). 
 
 Capitalization of Prefixes: Symbols of prefixes that mean a million or more are capitalized and 
 those less than a million are lower case (M for mega (millions), m for milli (thousandths). 
 
 Pluralizations of Units: Names of units are made plural only when the numerical value that pre- 
 cedes them is more than 1. For example, 0.25 liter or 1/4 liter, but 250 milliliters. Zero degrees 
 Celsius is an exception to this rule. 
 
 Symbols: Symbols for units are never pluralized (250 mm =250 millimeters). 
 
T-46 
 
 METRIC STYLE GUIDE (cont.) 
 
 Incorrect Terms: The prefix "kilo" stands for one thousand of the named unit. It is not a stand- 
 alone term in the metric system. The most common misuse of this is the use off "kilo" for a "kilo- 
 gram" of something. The word "micron" is an obsolete term for the quantity "micrometer." Also 
 "degree centigrade" is no longer the correct unit term for temperature in the metric system; it has 
 been replaced by degree Celsius. 
 
 Spacing: A space is used between the number and the symbol to which it refers. For example: 7 m, 
 31.4 kg, 37°C. 
 
 When a metric value is used as a one-thought modifier before a noun, hyphenating the quantity is 
 not necessary. However, if a hyphen is used, write out the name of the metric quantity with the 
 hyphen between the numeral and the quantity. For example: 
 
 a 2-liter bottle, NOT a 2-L bottle; 
 
 a 100-meter relay, NOT a 100-m relay; 
 
 35-millimeter film, NOT 35-mm film. 
 
 In names or symbols for units having prefixes, there is no space between letters making up the sym- 
 bol or name. Examples: milligram, mg; kilometer, km. 
 
 Spaces (not commas) are used in writing metric values containing five or more digits. Examples 1 
 234 567 km, 0.123 456 mm. For values with four digits, either a space or no space is acceptable. 
 
 Period: DO NOT use a period with metric unit names and symbols except at the end of a sentence. 
 
 Decimal Point: The dot or period is used as the decimal point within numbers. In numbers less 
 than one, zero should be written before the decimal point. Examples: 7.038 g; 0.038 g. 
 
Appendix 
 
 (i) National Ocean Service Offices.- 
 
 (2) Washington, DC (Headquarters): Assistant Adminis- 
 trator, National Ocean Service, NOAA, Herbert C. Hoover 
 Bldg., 14th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW, Washing- 
 ton, DC 20230-0001. 
 
 (3) Silver Spring: Director, Coast and Geodetic Survey, 
 National Ocean Service, NOAA, 1315 East- West Highway, 
 Silver Spring MD 20910-3233. 
 
 (4) Norfolk: Director, Atlantic Marine Center, National 
 Ocean Service, NOAA, 439 West York Street, Norfolk, VA 
 23510-1114. 
 
 (5) Seattle: Director, Pacific Marine Center, National 
 Ocean Service, NOAA, 1801 Fairview Avenue East, Seattle, 
 WA 98102-3767. 
 
 (6) National Ocean Service Sales Information.- National 
 Ocean Service publications and nautical charts, and unclas- 
 sified publications and nautical charts of Defense Mapping 
 Agency, are sold by NOS and its authorized sales agents in 
 many U.S. ports and in some foreign ports. 
 
 (7) You may place telephone orders to NOS Distribution 
 Branch, Riverdale, MD, at 301-436-6990, charging your 
 Visa or Master Card. 
 
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 merce. Remittance from outside the United States should be 
 made either by an International Money Order or by a check 
 payable on a U.S. bank. 
 
 (15) National Ocean Service Chart Catalogs.-Chart cata- 
 logs, which include a listing of authorized sales agents, are 
 free upon request. The National Ocean Service maintains 
 over-the-counter cash sales offices at Distribution Branch, 
 Riverdale (see address above); and at 701 C Street, Box 38, 
 Anchorage, AK 99513-7504. 
 
 (16) New York State Barge Canal.-The National Ocean 
 Service provides chart coverage of the New York State 
 Barge Canal System from the Hudson River at Troy, NY, as 
 far west as Lyons, NY. (See National Ocean Service Sales 
 Information, this appendix.) Coverage of the canal system 
 from Syracuse, west to the Niagara River at Tonawanda, 
 NY, is contained in New York State Canal Guide, available 
 from Mid-Lakes Navigation Company, Ltd., Box 61, 
 Skaneateles, NY 13152, 1-800-255-37 or 315-685-8500. 
 
 (17) Defense Mapping Agency.-The Defense Mapping 
 Agency (DMA) provides mapping, charting and geodetic 
 products and services to the Armed Forces while support- 
 ing other D0D and Federal agencies. Additionally, the De- 
 fense Mapping Agency provides a wide range of naviga- 
 tional products and services for the maritime community in 
 general. 
 
 (18) Defense Mapping Agency Procurement Informa- 
 tion. -Unclassified publications and charts of DMA are avail- 
 able from National Ocean Service Distribution Branch (see 
 National Ocean Service Sales Information, earlier this Ap- 
 pendix). 
 
 (19) Classified DMA publications and charts are available 
 to authorized users from the Defense Mapping Agency 
 Combat Support Center (Attn: PMSR), Washington DC 
 20315-0020. DMA Customer Assistance Office may be con- 
 tacted at 1-800-826-0342. 
 
 (20) Corps of Engineer, U.S. Army, Chart Coverage.- 
 
 Many of the inland waters tabulated in this publication are 
 charted by the Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army. The charts 
 are sold by Offices of the Corps of Engineers which have 
 cognizance of the waters. The telephone number listed is di- 
 rect to "Chart Sales". District Engineer, St. Louis, has dele- 
 gated Chart Sales to a private company (see District Engi- 
 neer, St. Louis, below). 
 
 (2i) Corps of Engineer Offices: 
 
 (22) District Engineer 
 
 (23) U.S. Army Engineer District, Vicksburg (CELMK) 
 
 (24) 3550 1-20 Frontage Road 
 
 (25) Vicksburg MS 39180-5191 
 
 (26) 601-631-5042 
 
 (27) District Engineer 
 
 (28) U.S. Army Engineer District, 
 
 (29) St. Louis (CELMS) 
 
 (30) 1222 Spruce Street 
 
 (31) St. Louis MO 63103-2833 
 
 (32) (Chart Sales are actually by: 
 
 (33) JNEHA 
 
 (34) 1 1 North 4th Street 
 
 (35) St. Louis MO 63102 
 
 (36) 314-231-5474 or 
 
 (37) 1-800-537-7962) 
 
 (38) District Engineer 
 
 (39) U.S. Army Engineer District, Memphis (CELMM) 
 
 (40) B-202 Federal Building 
 (4i) 167 North Main Street 
 
 (42) Memphis TN 38 103- 1 894 
 
 (43) 901-544-3351 
 
 (44) District Engineer 
 
 (45) U.S. Army Engineer District, 
 
 (46) New Orleans (CELMN) 
 
 (47) P.O. Box 60267 
 
 (48) New Orleans LA 70160-0267 
 
 (49) 504-862-1823 
 
 (50) District Engineer 
 
 (51) U.S. Army Engineer District, 
 
 (52) Rock Island (CENCR) 
 
 (53) P.O. Box 2004 
 
 (54) Clock Tower Building 
 
 (55) Rock Island IL 61204-2004 
 
 (56) 309-788-6412 
 
 (57) District Engineer 
 
 A-1 
 
A-2 
 
 Appendix 
 
 (58) U.S. Army Engineer District, Louisville (CEORL) 
 
 (59) P.O. Box 59 
 
 (60) Louisville KY 40201-0059 
 
 (61) 502-582-5010 
 
 (io3) Huntington District, 
 
 (104) Foster, KY, to New Martinsville, WV 
 
 (105) (Available from District Engineers, Louisville, Hunt- 
 
 ington & Pittsburg.) 
 
 (62) District Engineer 
 
 (63) U.S. Army Engineer District, Huntington (CEORH) 
 
 (64) 502 8th Street 
 
 (65) Huntington WV 25701-2070 
 
 (66) 304-529-5293 
 
 (67) District Engineer 
 
 (68) U.S. Army Engineer District, Pittsburg (CEORP) 
 
 (69) William S. Moorehead Federal Building 
 
 (70) 1000 Liberty Avenue 
 
 (7i) Pittsburg PA 15222-4186 
 
 (72) 412-644-6872 
 
 (73) District Engineer 
 
 (74) U.S. Army Engineer District, Nashville (CEORN) 
 
 (75) P.O. Box 1070 
 
 (76) Nashville TN 37202-1070 
 
 (77) 615-736-5641 
 
 Kansas City 
 
 (78) District Engineer 
 
 (79) U.S. Army Engineer District, 
 (CEMRK) 
 
 (80) 700 Federal Building 
 
 (81) Kansas City MO 64106-2896 
 
 (82) 816-426-5243 
 
 (83) District Engineer 
 
 (84) U.S. Army Engineer District, Omaha (CEMRO) 
 
 (85) 215 North 17th Street 
 
 (86) Omaha NE 68102-4978 
 
 (87) 402-221-4175 
 
 (88) Corps of Engineer Chart Sales Information: 
 
 (89) Mississippi River Flood Control and Navigation 
 Maps of the Mississippi River, 
 
 (90) Cairo, IL, to Gulf of Mexico 
 
 (9i) (Available from District Engineers, New Orleans, 
 Vicksburg, & Memphis; and from JNEHA, see District En- 
 gineer, St. Louis, preceding.) 
 
 (92) Upper Mississippi River Navigation Charts, 
 
 (93) North Central Division 
 
 (94) (Available from District Engineers, St. Louis & Rock 
 Island.) 
 
 (95) Charts of Illinois Waterway, 
 
 (96) from Mississippi River at Grafton, IL, to Lake 
 Michigan at Chicago 
 
 (97) (Available from District Engineer, Rock Island.) 
 
 (98) Navigation Charts Ohio River, 
 
 (99) Louisville District, 
 
 (ioo) Cairo, IL, to Foster, KY 
 
 (ioi) (Available from District Engineers, Louisville, Hunt- 
 ington & Pittsburg.) 
 
 (106) Navigation Charts Ohio River, 
 
 (107) Pittsburg District, 
 
 (108) New Martinsville, WV to Pittsburg, PA 
 
 (109) (Available from District Engineers, Louisville, Hunt- 
 ington & Pittsburg.) 
 
 (no) Tennessee River Navigation Charts, 
 
 (in) Nashville District, 
 
 (112) Paducah, KY to Knoxville, TN 
 
 (ii3) (Available from District Engineer, Nashville.) 
 
 (ii4) Missouri River Navigation Charts, 
 
 (lis) Kansas City District, 
 
 (ii6) Kansas City, MO, to the mouth of Missouri River 
 
 (in) (Available from District Engineers, Kansas City & 
 
 Omaha.) 
 
 (lis) Missouri River Navigation Charts, 
 
 (ii9) Omaha District, 
 
 (120) Sioux City, I A, to Kansas City, MO 
 
 (i2i) (Available from District Engineers, Kansas City 
 
 Omaha.) 
 
 
 
 State abbreviations 
 
 
 
 AL 
 
 Alabama 
 
 NH 
 
 New Hampshire 
 
 AK 
 
 Alaska 
 
 NJ 
 
 New Jersey 
 
 AZ 
 
 Arizona 
 
 NM 
 
 New Mexico 
 
 AR 
 
 Arkansas 
 
 NY 
 
 New York 
 
 CA 
 
 California 
 
 NC 
 
 North Carolina 
 
 CO 
 
 Colorado 
 
 ND 
 
 North Dakota 
 
 CT 
 
 Connecticut 
 
 OH 
 
 Ohio 
 
 DE 
 
 Delaware 
 
 OK 
 
 Oklahoma 
 
 FL 
 
 Florida 
 
 OR 
 
 Oregon 
 
 GA 
 
 Georgia 
 
 PA 
 
 Pennsylvania 
 
 HI 
 
 Hawaii 
 
 RI 
 
 Rhode Island 
 
 ID 
 
 Idaho 
 
 SC 
 
 South Carolina 
 
 IL 
 
 Illinois 
 
 SD 
 
 South Dakota 
 
 IN 
 
 Indiana 
 
 TN 
 
 Tennessee 
 
 IA 
 
 Iowa 
 
 TX 
 
 Texas 
 
 KS 
 
 Kansas 
 
 UT 
 
 Utah 
 
 KY 
 
 Kentucky 
 
 VT 
 
 Vermont 
 
 LA 
 
 Louisiana 
 
 VA 
 
 Virginia 
 
 ME 
 
 Maine 
 
 WA 
 
 Washington 
 
 MD 
 
 Maryland 
 
 WV 
 
 West Virginia 
 
 MA 
 
 Massachusetts 
 
 WI 
 
 Wisconsin 
 
 MI 
 
 Michigan 
 
 WY 
 
 Wyoming 
 
 MN 
 
 Minnesota 
 
 CZ 
 
 Canal Zone 
 
 MS 
 
 Mississippi 
 
 DC 
 
 District of Columbia 
 
 MO 
 
 Missouri 
 
 GU 
 
 Guam 
 
 MT 
 
 Montana 
 
 PR 
 
 Puerto Rico 
 
 NE 
 
 Nebraska 
 
 VI 
 
 Virgin Islands 
 
 NV 
 
 Nevada 
 
 
 
 (102) Navigation Charts Ohio River, 
 
INDEX 
 
 Aberdeen, WA 
 
 Abbreviations, state 
 
 Ahukini, Kauai 
 
 Albany 
 
 Albany, OR 
 
 Alcan Harbor 
 
 Alexandria Bay, NY 
 
 Alexandria, VA 
 
 Algiers Lock 
 
 Algoma Mills, Canada . . . 
 
 Algoma, WI 
 
 Algonac, MI 
 
 Alpena, MI 
 
 Alpena, MI 
 
 Alton, IL 
 
 Amhertsburg, Canada . . . 
 
 Amityville 
 
 Anacortes, W A 
 
 Anchorage 
 
 Anchorage, AK 
 
 Annapolis, MD 
 
 Antioch 
 
 Anvik 
 
 Apalachicola, FL 
 
 Apoon Pass 
 
 Apoon Pass 
 
 Aransas Pass, TX 
 
 Arctic Ocean 
 
 Arlington, OR 
 
 Ashland, WI 
 
 Ashland, WI 
 
 Ashtabula, OH 
 
 Ashtabula, OH 
 
 Astor- Volusia 
 
 Astoria, OR 
 
 Astoria, OR 
 
 Astoria, OR 
 
 Athens 
 
 Atlantic City 
 
 Atlantic City, NJ 
 
 Atlantic Ocean 
 
 Au Sable, MI 
 
 Augusta. ME 
 
 Auxvass River mouth . . . 
 
 Avalon 
 
 Azacharak 
 
 Babylon 
 
 Bahia de Aguadilla, PR . . 
 Bahia de Guanica, PR . . . 
 Bahia de Guayanilla, PR . 
 
 Bahia de Jobos, PR 
 
 Bahia de Tallaboa, PR. . . 
 
 Balboa (Panama) 
 
 Baltimore, MD 
 
 Baltimore, MD 
 
 Bangor, ME 
 
 Bar Harbor, ME 
 
 Barnegat Inlet 
 
 Barnegat Inlet, NJ 
 
 Barrow 
 
 Barter Island 
 
 Bath, ME 
 
 Baton Rouge, LA 
 
 Battery, The 
 
 Battery, The 
 
 Battery, The 
 
 Bay City, MI 
 
 Bay City, MI 
 
 Bay Head 
 
 Bay Shore 
 
 Bayfield, WI 
 
 Beach Haven 
 
 Beardstown, IL 
 
 Beaufort, NC 
 
 Page 
 
 Beaufort, SC 
 
 T-31 Beauharnois Lock, Canada 
 
 A-2 Beaumont, TX 
 
 T-35 Beaumont, TX 
 
 T-5 Beaver 
 
 T-33 Beaver Island Harbor, MI 
 
 T-39 Belhaven, NC 
 
 T-23 Belleville Dam 
 
 T-10 Belleville, Canada 
 
 T-19 Bellingham, WA 
 
 T-25 Bellport 
 
 T-26 Benicia 
 
 T-24 Bering Sea 
 
 T-25 Bethel 
 
 T-22 Big Nemaha River mouth 
 
 T-19 Biloxi, MS 
 
 T-24 Bladensburg, MD 
 
 T-4 Blaine, WA 
 
 T-34 Bonneville Lock and Dam 
 
 T-36 Boonville, MO 
 
 T-30 Boothbay Harbor, ME 
 
 T-9 Bordentown, NJ 
 
 T-32 Boston, MA 
 
 T-38 Boston, MA 
 
 T-17 Bradenton 
 
 T-38 Bremerton, WA 
 
 T-39 Breton Bay entrance, MD 
 
 T-17 Bridgeport 
 
 T-38 Bridgeport, CT 
 
 T-33 Bridgeport, NJ 
 
 T-27 Bridgeton, NJ 
 
 T-22 Brockville, Canada, 
 
 T-24 Broward River mouth 
 
 T-22 Brunswick, GA 
 
 T-14 Brunswick, GA 
 
 T-30 Buck Harbor, ME 
 
 T-31 Bucksport, ME 
 
 T-33 Bucksport, SC 
 
 T-5 Buffalo, NY 
 
 T-7 Buffalo, NY 
 
 T-6 Buras, LA 
 
 T-l Burlington, IA 
 
 T-25 Burlington, NJ 
 
 T-2 Byng Inlet, Canada 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-7 Cabot Strait 
 
 T-38 Cairo, IL 
 
 Calais, ME 
 
 T-4 Cambridge, MD 
 
 T-l 8 Canal, Cape May, west entrance 
 
 T-l 8 Canal, Cape May, west entrance 
 
 T-18 Canal, Cayuga and Seneca 
 
 T-18 Canal, Champlain 
 
 T-18 Canal, Chesapeake & Delaware 
 
 T-29 Canal, Chesapeake & Delaware, east entrance 
 
 T-l Canal, Chesapeake & Delaware, east entrance 
 
 T-9 Canal, Chesapeake & Delaware, east entrance 
 
 T-2 Canal, Chesapeake & Delaware, east entrance 
 
 T-2 Canal, Chicago Sanitary and Ship 
 
 T-7 Canal, Erie 
 
 T-6 Canal, Mendota 
 
 T-39 Canal, New York State Barge 
 
 T-39 Canal, Oswego 
 
 T-2 Canal, Panama (Atlantic Entrance) 
 
 T-19 Canal, Panama (Pacific Entrance) 
 
 T-4 Canal, Panama (Pacific Entrance) 
 
 T-5 Canal, Shinnecock, north end 
 
 T-7 Cannelton Lock and Dam 
 
 T-25 Cape Canaveral, FL 
 
 T-22 Cape Chacon, AK 
 
 T-7 Cape Charles, VA 
 
 T-4 Cape Cod Canal east entrance 
 
 T-27 Cape Cod Canal east entrance 
 
 T-7 Cape Decision 
 
 T-21 Cape Decision, AK 
 
 T-12 Cape Flattery, WA 
 
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 T-3 
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 T-37 
 T-30 
 
Cape Flattery, WA 
 
 Cape Flattery, WA 
 
 Cape Girardeau, MO 
 
 Cape May Canal west entrance 
 
 Cape May Canal west entrance 
 
 Cape May Harbor 
 
 Cape May Harbor, NJ 
 
 Cape Prince of Wales 
 
 Cape Sable 
 
 Cape Spencer 
 
 Cape Spencer, AK 
 
 Cape Spenser, AK 
 
 Cape Vincent, NY 
 
 Captain Anthony Meldahl Dam 
 
 Carrabelle 
 
 Catalogs, National Ocean Service Chart 
 
 Catskill 
 
 Cayuga and Seneca Canal 
 
 Cedar Key 
 
 Central Ferry, WA 
 
 Cerro Gordo 
 
 Chain Bridge 
 
 Champlain Canal 
 
 Charitain River mouth 
 
 Charleston, SC 
 
 Charleston, SC 
 
 Charleston, SC 
 
 Charlevoix, MI 
 
 Charlotte Amalie, VI 
 
 Chart Coverage, Corps of Engineer 
 
 Charts of Ilinois Waterway 
 
 Chassell, MI 
 
 Chatham, Canada 
 
 Chattanooga, TN 
 
 Cheboygan, MI 
 
 Chesapeake & Delaware Canal 
 
 Chesapeake & Delaware Canal east entrance 
 Chesapeake & Delaware Canal east entrance 
 Chesapeake & Delaware Canal east entrance 
 
 Chesapeake Bay 
 
 Chesapeake Bay entrance 
 
 Chesapeake Bay entrance 
 
 Chesapeake Bay entrance 
 
 Chesapeake Bay entrance 
 
 Chesapeake City, MD 
 
 Chester, PA 
 
 Chester, PA 
 
 Chestertown, MD 
 
 Chicago River 
 
 Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal 
 
 Chicago, IL 
 
 Chicago, IL 
 
 Chicago, IL 
 
 Chickamauga Lock and Dam 
 
 Chico Landing 
 
 Chignik 
 
 Chillicothe, IL 
 
 Chincoteague, VA 
 
 Chrisiansted, VI 
 
 Cincinnati, OH 
 
 Circle 
 
 Clayton, NY 
 
 Clearwater 
 
 Cleveland, OH 
 
 Cleveland, OH 
 
 Clewiston, FL 
 
 Clinch River mouth 
 
 Clinton, IA 
 
 Coal Creek 
 
 Coan River mouth, VA 
 
 Cobourg, Canada 
 
 Cocoa, FL 
 
 Coeymans 
 
 Colingwood, Canada 
 
 Collingwood, Canada 
 
 Colonial Beach, VA 
 
 Colquhoun Island, Canada 
 
 Columbia River 
 
 Columbia River mouth 
 
 Columbia, NC 
 
 Colusa 
 
 Commerce, MO 
 
 Conneaut, OH 
 
 Conneaut, OH 
 
 Constantine Harbor 
 
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 T-10 
 T-23 
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 T-33 
 T-12 
 T-32 
 T-19 
 T-24 
 T-22 
 T-39 
 
 Coos Bay, OR 
 
 Copper Harbor, MI 
 
 Cordova 
 
 Corps of Engineer Chart Sales Information 
 
 Corps of Engineer Offices 
 
 Corps of Engineer, U.S. Army, Chart Coverage .... 
 
 Corpus Christi, TX 
 
 Corpus Christi, TX 
 
 Corpus Christi, TX 
 
 Corvalis, OR 
 
 Cote St. Catherine Lock, Canada 
 
 Council Bluffs, IA 
 
 Coxsackie 
 
 Craig, AK 
 
 Crescent City 
 
 Crescent City, CA 
 
 Crisfield, MD 
 
 Cristobal (Colon) 
 
 Cruz Bay, VI 
 
 Cumberland River mouth 
 
 Dahlgren, VA 
 
 Dakota City, NE 
 
 Dallas Lock and Dam, The 
 
 Dam, Anthony Meldahl 
 
 Dam, Bellevillle 
 
 Dam, Meldahl 
 
 Dam No. 27 
 
 Dam, Willow Island 
 
 Dam 52 
 
 Dam 53 
 
 Dashields Lock and Dam 
 
 Davenport, IA 
 
 Dawson, Canada 
 
 Daytona Beach, FL 
 
 De Tour, MI 
 
 Decatur, AL 
 
 Deering 
 
 Defense Mapping Agency 
 
 Defense Mapping Agency 
 
 Defense Mapping Agency Procurement Information 
 
 Delaware Bay 
 
 Delaware Bay entrance 
 
 Delaware Bay entrance 
 
 Delaware River 
 
 Depoe Bay, OR 
 
 Depot Harbor, Canada 
 
 Des Plaines River 
 
 Deseronto, Canada 
 
 Detroit River 
 
 Detroit River Light, MI 
 
 Detroit, MI 
 
 Detroit, MI 
 
 Diamond Shoals 
 
 Diamond Shoals 
 
 Dillingham 
 
 Distances Between Ports, Pub. 151 
 
 Distances Between United States Ports 
 
 Dixon Entrance 
 
 Dixon Entrance, AK 
 
 DMA Pub. 151 
 
 Doctors Inlet 
 
 Dollar Bay, MI 
 
 Donaldson, LA 
 
 Dresden Island Lock 
 
 Dubuque, IA 
 
 Duluth, MN 
 
 Duluth, MN 
 
 Dunkirk, NY 
 
 Dutch Harbor 
 
 Eagle 
 
 Eagle Harbor, MI 
 
 Eagle Harbor, WA 
 
 East Liverpool, OH 
 
 East Rockaway Inlet 
 
 East Tawas, MI 
 
 Eastport, ME 
 
 Eau Gallie, FL 
 
 Edenton, NC 
 
 Eisenhower Lock, NY 
 
 Elizabeth City, NC 
 
 Elizabethport, NJ 
 
 Emsworth Lock and Dam 
 
 Ensenada Honda, Culebra 
 
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 T-18 
 
Ensenada Honda, PR 
 
 Erie Canal 
 
 Erie, PA 
 
 Erie, PA 
 
 Escanaba, MI 
 
 Escanaba, MI 
 
 Eureka, CA 
 
 Evansville, IN 
 
 Everett, WA 
 
 Everglades 
 
 Fairport, OH 
 
 Fairport, OH 
 
 Fajardo, PR 
 
 Fall River, MA 
 
 False Pass 
 
 Fernandina Beach, FL 
 
 Fernandina Beach, FL 
 
 Fernandina Beach, FL 
 
 Fire Island Inlet 
 
 Flamingo 
 
 Flamingo, FL 
 
 Florence, AL 
 
 Florence, IL 
 
 Florence, OR 
 
 Foreign Ports 
 
 Forked River (town) 
 
 Fort Lauderdale, FL 
 
 Fort Loudon Lock and Dam 
 
 Fort Madison, I A 
 
 Fort Myers 
 
 Fort Myers, FL 
 
 Fort Pierce, FL 
 
 Fort Pierce, FL 
 
 Fort Walton Beach, FL 
 
 Fort William, Canada 
 
 Fort Yukon 
 
 Fortymile, Canada 
 
 Frankfort, MI 
 
 Fredericksburg, VA 
 
 Frederiksted, VI 
 
 Freeport 
 
 Freeport, TX 
 
 Freeport, TX 
 
 French River, Canada 
 
 Friday Harbor, WA 
 
 Galena 
 
 Gallipolis Dam 
 
 Gallipolis, OH 
 
 Galveston, TX 
 
 Galveston, TX 
 
 Galveston, TX 
 
 Gananoque, Canada 
 
 Gardner, OR 
 
 Gargantua Harbor, Canada 
 
 Garibaldi, OR 
 
 Gary, IN 
 
 Gary, IN 
 
 Gasconade River mouth 
 
 Gasconade, MO 
 
 Gatun Locks 
 
 General Joe Wheeler Lock and Dam 
 
 Georgetown 
 
 Georgetown, SC 
 
 Georgetown, SC 
 
 Glasgow, MO 
 
 Gloucester, MA 
 
 Goderich, Canada 
 
 Goderich, Canada 
 
 Golovnin Bay 
 
 Gore Bay, Canada 
 
 Grand Haven, MI 
 
 Grand Marais, MI 
 
 Grand Marais, MN 
 
 Grand River mouth 
 
 Grand Tower, IL 
 
 Great Lakes 
 
 Great Salt Pond, RI 
 
 Green Bay, WI 
 
 Green Bay, WI (city) 
 
 Greenport 
 
 Greenport, NY 
 
 Greenup Dam 
 
 Greenville, MS 
 
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 Gulf of Alaska 
 
 T-36 
 
 T-28 
 
 Gulf of Maine 
 
 T-2 
 
 T-22 
 
 
 T-15 
 
 T-24 
 
 Gulfport, MS 
 
 T-15 
 
 T-26 
 
 Gulfport, MS 
 
 T-17 
 
 T-22 
 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-31 
 
 Gustavus, AK 
 
 T-37 
 
 T-19 
 
 
 T-l 
 
 T-34 
 
 
 
 T-16 
 
 
 T-37 
 
 
 Haleolono, Molokai 
 
 T-35 
 
 T-24 
 
 
 T-38 
 
 T-22 
 
 Hamilton, Canada 
 
 T-23 
 
 T-18 
 
 
 T-35 
 
 T-3 
 
 Hanalei, Kauai 
 
 T-35 
 
 T-36 
 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-ll 
 
 Hannibal, MO 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-12 
 
 Harbor of Refuge, DE 
 
 T-6 
 
 T-13 
 
 Harbor Beach, MI 
 
 T-25 
 
 T-4 
 
 
 T-21 
 
 T-16 
 
 Harrisburg, OR 
 
 T-33 
 
 T-13 
 
 Hartford, CT 
 
 T-3 
 
 T-20 
 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-21 
 
 
 T-5 
 
 T-31 
 
 Havre de Grace, MD 
 
 T-9 
 
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 T-35 
 
 T-7 
 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-13 
 
 Helena, AR 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-20 
 
 Hennepin, IL 
 
 T-21 
 
 T-19 
 
 Hermann, MO 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-16 
 
 Hertford, NC 
 
 T-12 
 
 T-13 
 
 Hills Ferry 
 
 T-32 
 
 T-ll 
 
 Hilo, Hawaii 
 
 T-35 
 
 T-13 
 
 Hilo, HI 
 
 T-30 
 
 T-17 
 
 Holland, MI 
 
 T-26 
 
 T-27 
 
 
 T-38 
 
 T-38 
 
 
 T-36 
 
 T-38 
 
 Honolulu, HI 
 
 T-30 
 
 T-26 
 
 Honolulu, Oahu 
 
 T-35 
 
 T-9 
 
 Hood River (town,) OR 
 
 T-33 
 
 T-18 
 
 
 T-39 
 
 T-4 
 
 Hopewell, VA 
 
 T-9 
 
 T-15 
 
 Houghton, MI 
 
 T-27 
 
 T-17 
 
 Houghton, MI 
 
 T-22 
 
 T-25 
 
 Houma, LA 
 
 T-17 
 
 T-34 
 
 Houston, TX 
 
 T-15 
 
 
 Houston, TX 
 
 T-17 
 
 T-38 
 
 
 T-5 
 
 T-20 
 
 
 T-5 
 
 T-20 
 
 Humacao, PR 
 
 T-18 
 
 T-l 
 
 
 T-32 
 
 T-15 
 
 Huntington, WV 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-17 
 
 Huron Bay, MI (village) 
 
 T-27 
 
 T-23 
 
 Huron, OH 
 
 T-24 
 
 T-31 
 
 Hyde Park 
 
 T-5 
 
 T-27 
 
 Hyder, AK 
 
 T-37 
 
 T-31 
 
 
 
 T-26 
 
 Ice Harbor Dam, WA 
 
 T-33 
 
 T-22 
 
 Illinois and Mississippi Canal 
 
 T-21 
 
 T-20 
 
 
 T-21 
 
 T-20 
 
 Illinois River mouth 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-29 
 
 
 T-21 
 
 T-20 
 
 Ilwaco, WA 
 
 T-33 
 
 T-14 
 
 Indian Head, MD 
 
 T-10 
 
 T-ll 
 
 Indian River Inlet, DE 
 
 T-6 
 
 T-12 
 
 Indiana Harbor, IN 
 
 T-26 
 
 T-20 
 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-2 
 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-22 
 
 Intercoastal Waterway 
 
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 Jones Inlet 
 
 Jonesport, ME 
 
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 Juneau, AK 
 
 Jupiter, FL 
 
 Kahului, HI 
 
 Kahului, Maui 
 
 Kailua, Hawaii 
 
 Kalaupapa, Molokai 
 
 Kaltag 
 
 Kamalo, Molokai 
 
 Kansas City, MO 
 
 Kansas City, MO 
 
 Kansas River 
 
 Kansas River mouth 
 
 Kansas River mouth 
 
 Kaumalapau, Lanai 
 
 Kaunakakai, Molokai 
 
 Kawaihae, Hawaii 
 
 Kawaihae, HI 
 
 Kenosha, WI 
 
 Kentucky Lock and Dam . 
 
 Keokuk, IA 
 
 Ketchikan, AK 
 
 Ketchikan, AK 
 
 Kewaunee, WI 
 
 Keweenaw Waterway, MI . 
 
 Key Bridge 
 
 Key Harbor, Canada 
 
 Key West, FL 
 
 Key West, FL 
 
 Key West, FL 
 
 Key West, FL 
 
 Key West, FL 
 
 Killarney, Canada 
 
 Kincardine, Canada 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Kingston, Canada 
 
 Kingston, Canada 
 
 Kingsville, Canada 
 
 Kiska 
 
 Knights Landing 
 
 Knoxville, TN 
 
 Kodiak 
 
 Kodiak, AK 
 
 Kokrines 
 
 Koyukuk 
 
 Krause Lagoon, VI 
 
 Kuluk Bay 
 
 Kuluk Bay, AK 
 
 L' Arise, MI 
 
 La Crosse, WI 
 
 La Grange Lock 
 
 La Grange, MO 
 
 La Quinta, TX 
 
 La Quinta, TX 
 
 Lahaina, Maui 
 
 Lake Champlain 
 
 Lake Charles, LA 
 
 Lake Charles, LA 
 
 Lake Erie 
 
 Lake Harney 
 
 Lake Huron 
 
 Lake Linden, MI 
 
 Lake Michigan 
 
 Lake Ontario 
 
 Lake Superior 
 
 Lamine River mouth 
 
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 Leavenworth, KS 
 
 Leesburg 
 
 Lewiston, ID 
 
 Lewiston, NY 
 
 Lexington, MO 
 
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 Little River, SC 
 
 Little Sodus Bay, NY 
 
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 T-22 Lock, Cote St. Catherine, Canada . 
 
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 Marineland, FL 
 
 Markland Lock and Dam 
 
 Marquette, MI 
 
 Marquette, MI 
 
 Marseille Lock 
 
 Marshall 
 
 Marshall Hall, MD 
 
 Massacre Bay 
 
 Matecumbe Harbor 
 
 Matecumbe Harbor, FL 
 
 Mauricetown, NJ 
 
 Mayaguez, PR 
 
 Mayport 
 
 Mays Landing 
 
 McAlpine Lock and Dam 
 
 McClellanville, SC 
 
 McNary Lock and Dam 
 
 Meaford, Canada 
 
 Melbourne, FL 
 
 Memphis, TN 
 
 Mendota Canal, MI 
 
 Menominee, MI & WI 
 
 Meshik 
 
 Metiakatla, AK 
 
 Miami, FL 
 
 Miami, FL 
 
 Miami, MO 
 
 Michigan City, IN 
 
 Michipicoten Harbor, Canada 
 
 Middle River mouth 
 
 Midland, Canada 
 
 Midland, Canada 
 
 Midway Island 
 
 Midway Island 
 
 Milwaukee, WI 
 
 Milwaukee, WI 
 
 Minneapolis, MN 
 
 Miraflores Lock 
 
 Mississippi River 
 
 Mississippi River Flood Control and Navigation Maps 
 
 of the Mississippi River 
 
 Missouri River 
 
 Missouri River mouth 
 
 Missouri River mouth 
 
 Missouri River Navigation Charts, Kansas City 
 
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 Missouri River Navigation Charts, Omaha District . . . 
 
 Mobile, AL 
 
 Mobile, AL 
 
 Mobile, AL 
 
 Monroe, MI 
 
 Montauk Point, NY 
 
 Montauk Point, NY 
 
 Montauk, NY 
 
 Monterey, CA 
 
 Montgomery Lock and Dam 
 
 Montoloking 
 
 Montreal, Canada 
 
 Montreal, Canada 
 
 Montreal, Canada 
 
 Moore Haven, FL 
 
 Morehead City, NC 
 
 Morehead City, NC 
 
 Morgan City, LA 
 
 Morgan City, LA 
 
 Moriches Inlet 
 
 Moss Buff Lock 
 
 Mount Clemens, MI 
 
 Mount Vernon, VA 
 
 Munising, MI 
 
 Muskegon, MI 
 
 Muskegon, MI 
 
 Naknek 
 
 Nanaimo, Canada 
 
 Nantucket Shoals 
 
 Nantucket Shoals 
 
 Nantucket Shoals 
 
 Nantucket Shoals 
 
 Nantucket, MA 
 
 Napa 
 
 Naples 
 
 Naples, IL 
 
 Napoleon, MO 
 
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 T-10 Navigation Charts Ohio River, Huntington District. 
 
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 T-16 Navigation Charts Ohio River, Pittsburg District. . . 
 
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 T-18 Neah Bay, WA 
 
 T-14 Nebraska City, NE 
 
 T-7 New Bedford, MA 
 
 T-19 New Bern, NC 
 
 T-12 New Castle, DE 
 
 T-33 New Cumberland Lock and Dam 
 
 T-25 New Haven, CT 
 
 T-13 New Johnsonville, TN 
 
 T-19 New London, CT 
 
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 T-26 New Orleans, LA 
 
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 T-20 New York (The Battery) 
 
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 T-35 New York, NY 
 
 T-26 New York, NY (The Battery) 
 
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 T-19 Newburg Lock and Dam 
 
 T-29 Newburyport, MA 
 
 T-19 Newport Beach, CA 
 
 Newport News, VA 
 
 A-2 Newport, OR 
 
 T-20 Newport, RI 
 
 T-19 Niagara Falls, NY 
 
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 Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada 
 
 A-2 Nickajack Lock and Dam 
 
 A-2 Nishnabotna River mouth 
 
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 T-3 Norfolk, VA 
 
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 T-17 Ogdensburg, NY 
 
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 T-24 Ohio River mouth 
 
 T-10 Ohio River mouth 
 
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 T-26 Olcott, NY 
 
 T-22 Old Mackinac Point 
 
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 T-39 Old Mackinac Point 
 
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 T-2 Olympia, WA 
 
 T-3 Omaha, NE 
 
 T-6 Ontonagon, MI 
 
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 Oswego, NY 
 
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 Ottawa, IL 
 
 Owen Sound, Canada 
 
 Owensboro, KY 
 
 Pacific Coast 
 
 Pacific Ocean 
 
 Paducah, KY 
 
 Paducah, KY 
 
 Paimiut 
 
 Palatka 
 
 Palmyra Island 
 
 Panama Canal 
 
 Panama Canal (Atlantic entrance) 
 Panama Canal (Pacific entrance) . 
 Panama Canal (Pacific entrance) . 
 
 Panama City, FL 
 
 Panama City, FL 
 
 Parkersburg, WV 
 
 Parry Sound, Canada 
 
 Pascagoula, MS 
 
 Pascagoula, MS 
 
 Pasco, WA 
 
 Passage Island, MI 
 
 Patchogue 
 
 Pear Harbor, Oahu 
 
 Pearl Harbor, HI 
 
 Pedro Miguel Lock 
 
 Peekskill 
 
 Pelican, AK 
 
 Penetanguishene, Canada 
 
 Peninsula Harbor, Canada 
 
 Pensacola, FL 
 
 Pensacola, FL 
 
 Pensacola, FL 
 
 Pentwater, MI 
 
 Peoria Lock 
 
 Perryville, TN 
 
 Perth Amboy, NJ 
 
 Peru, IL 
 
 Petaluma 
 
 Petersburg, AK 
 
 Petersburg, VA 
 
 Petoskey, MI 
 
 Philadelphia, PA 
 
 Philadelphia, PA 
 
 Philadelphia, PA 
 
 Pickwick Landing Lock and Dam 
 
 Picton, Canada 
 
 Pike Island Lock and Dam 
 
 Piney Point, MD 
 
 Pittsburg 
 
 Pittsburg, PA 
 
 Plaquemine, LA 
 
 Platinum 
 
 Plattsmouth, NE : 
 
 Plymouth, MA 
 
 Plymouth, NC 
 
 Point Comfort, TX 
 
 Point Hope 
 
 Point Lay 
 
 Port Wells, WA 
 
 Ponca, NE 
 
 Ponce, PR 
 
 Port of Palm Beach, FL 
 
 Port of Palm Beach, FL 
 
 Port of Walla Walla, WA 
 
 Port Alexander, AK 
 
 Port Allen, HI 
 
 Port Allen, Kauai 
 
 Port Angeles, WA 
 
 Port Arthur, Canada 
 
 Port Arthur, Canada 
 
 Port Arthur, TX 
 
 Port Arthur, TX 
 
 Port Arthur, TX 
 
 Port Boca Grande 
 
 Port Boca Grande, FL 
 
 Port Brownsville, TX 
 
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 Port Burwell, Canada 
 
 Port Clarence 
 
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 Port Mansfield, TX 
 
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 Rockport, MA 
 
 Rockport, MI 
 
 Rockport, TX 
 
 Rogers City, MI 
 
 Rondeau, Canada 
 
 Roosevelt Inlet, DE 
 
 Rossport, Canada 
 
 Ruby 
 
 Rulo, NE 
 
 Russian Mission 
 
 Sacketts Harbor, NY 
 
 Sacramento 
 
 Sacramento, CA 
 
 Sag Harbor 
 
 Sag Harbor, NY 
 
 Saginaw, MI 
 
 Saint Croix, VI 
 
 Salem, MA 
 
 Salem, NJ 
 
 Salem, OR 
 
 Salerno, FL 
 
 Salisbury, MD 
 
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 San Diego, CA 
 
 San Diego, CA 
 
 San Francisco 
 
 San Francisco Bay 
 
 San Francisco, CA 
 
 San Francisco, CA 
 
 San Juan, PR 
 
 San Juan, PR 
 
 San Rafael 
 
 Sandusky, OH 
 
 Sanford 
 
 Santa Barbara, CA 
 
 Sarasota 
 
 Saugatuck, MI 
 
 Saugerties 
 
 Sault Ste. Marie 
 
 Sault Ste. Marie 
 
 Sault Ste. Marie, MI 
 
 Sausalito 
 
 Savannah 
 
 Savannah, GA 
 
 Savannah, GA 
 
 Savannah, GA 
 
 Savoonga 
 
 Schuylkill River mouth, PA 
 
 Scituate, MA 
 
 Sea Isle City 
 
 Searsport, ME 
 
 Seaside Park 
 
 Seattle, WA 
 
 Seattle, WA 
 
 Seattle, WA 
 
 Seldovia 
 
 Seward 
 
 Seward, AK 
 
 Shark River Inlet 
 
 Sheboygan, WI 
 
 Sheffield, AL 
 
 Shinnecock Canal north end 
 
 Shinnecock Inlet 
 
 Silver Bay, MN 
 
 Silver Springs 
 
 Sioux City, IA 
 
 Sitka 
 
 Sitka, AK 
 
 Sitka, AK 
 
 Skagway, AK 
 
 Smith Creek mouth, MD 
 
 Smithland Lock and Dam . . 
 Smryna River mouth, DE . . 
 
 SnellLock, NY 
 
 Sodus Bay 
 
 Solomons, MD 
 
 South Bend, WA 
 
 South Chicago, IL 
 
 South Haven, MI 
 
 South Norwalk, CT 
 
 South Pittsburg 
 
 Southampton, Canada 
 
 Southport, NC 
 
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 T-20 St. Ignace, MI 
 
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 T-31 St. Joseph, MI 
 
 T-4 St. Joseph, MO 
 
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 T-8 St. Marys River mouth, MD 
 
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 T-l 9 Thousand Island Park, NY 
 
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 T-34 
 T-27 
 T-16 
 
 T-l 
 T-15 
 T-38 
 T-20 
 T-16 
 
 T-5 
 T-13 
 T-19 
 T-20 
 T-19 
 
 r 2o 
 
 A-2 
 T-15 
 
 T-17 
 T-33 
 T-25 
 T-23 
 T-27 
 T-27 
 T-22 
 T-12 
 T-13 
 T-22 
 T-24 
 T-7 
 T-24 
 T-22 
 T-23 
 
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 Tortola, BVI 
 
 Traverse City, MI . 
 Trenton, Canada . . 
 
 Trenton, MI 
 
 Trenton, NJ 
 
 Trenton, NJ 
 
 Troy 
 
 Troy Lock 
 
 Two Harbors, MN . 
 Two Harbors, MN . 
 Two Rivers, WI . . . 
 
 Umatilla, OR 
 
 Unalakleet 
 
 Unga 
 
 Unimak Pass 
 
 Unimak Pass 
 
 Unimak Pass, AK 
 
 Upper Mississippi River Navigation Charts. 
 
 Uyak 
 
 US Steel Basin, PA 
 
 US Steel Basin, PA 
 
 Valejo 
 
 Vancouver, Canada . . 
 
 Vancouver, WA 
 
 Vancouver, WA 
 
 Venice 
 
 Vermilion, OH 
 
 Vero Beach, FT 
 
 Vicksburg, MS 
 
 Victoria, Canada 
 Victoria, Canada 
 Vineyard Haven, MA 
 Virgin Islands 
 
 Wabash River mouth . 
 
 Waimea, Kauai 
 
 Wainwright 
 
 Warrenton, OR 
 
 Washburn, WI 
 
 Washington, DC 
 
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 T-18 
 T-26 
 T-23 
 T-24 
 T-6 
 T-8 
 T-5 
 T-5 
 T-27 
 T-22 
 T-26 
 
 T-33 
 
 T-39 
 T-36 
 T-36 
 
 T-39 
 T-30 
 A-2 
 T-36 
 T-6 
 T-8 
 
 T-32 
 
 T-34 
 T-31 
 T-33 
 T-16 
 T-24 
 T-13 
 T-19 
 T-34 
 T-37 
 T-3 
 T-18 
 
 T-19 
 T-35 
 
 T-39 
 T-33 
 T-27 
 T-9 
 
 Washington, DC 
 
 Washington, MO 
 
 Washington, NC 
 
 Waterloo, AL 
 
 Watervliet 
 
 Watts Bar Lock and Dam . . . 
 
 Waukegan, IL 
 
 Waverly, MO 
 
 Weiaka 
 
 West Point 
 
 West Point, VA 
 
 Westhampton Beach 
 
 Wheeling, WV 
 
 White Lake, MI 
 
 Whitefish Point, MI 
 
 Whittier 
 
 Wiarton, Canada 
 
 Wicomico River mouth, MD 
 
 Wildwood 
 
 Willow Island Dam 
 
 Wilmington, DE 
 
 Wilmington, DE 
 
 Wilmington, NC 
 
 Wilmington, NC 
 
 Wilmington, NC 
 
 Wilson Lock and Dam 
 
 Winona, MN 
 
 Wiscasset, ME 
 
 Woods Hole, MA 
 
 Wrangell, AK 
 
 Wrightsville, NC 
 
 Wyandotte, MI 
 
 Yakutat 
 
 Yeocomico River mouth, VA 
 
 Yonkers 
 
 York Harbor, ME 
 
 Yorktown, VA 
 
 Yucatan Channel 
 
 Yucatan Channel 
 
 Yukon River 
 
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 T-10 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-12 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-5 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-26 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-14 
 
 T-5 
 
 T-9 
 
 T-4 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-26 
 
 T-27 
 
 T-36 
 
 T-25 
 
 T-10 
 
 T-7 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-6 
 
 T-8 
 
 T-l 
 
 T-ll 
 
 T-12 
 
 T-20 
 
 T-19 
 
 T-2 
 
 T-3 
 
 T-37 
 
 T-12 
 
 T-24 
 
 T-36 
 T-10 
 T-5 
 T-2 
 T-9 
 T-l 
 T-l 5 
 T-38 
 
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