Swedish boating map – Göta Canal

The official Swedish boating map Göta Canal provides a detailed overview of the historic and classic canal, including the Trollhätte Canal, Lake Vättern and the southern part of Lake Vänern. The boating charts are extracts from the official “Skärgårdskorten” (archipelago charts) and are designed in a practical format that makes them particularly suitable for navigation in smaller leisure boats. The charts are delivered in the most recent and updated version at all times, based on current map data from the Swedish Maritime Administration, which ensures correct reproduction of fairways, locks, depths, markings and other nautical conditions.

82,50 

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Swedish Maritime Administration

    Description

    The official Swedish boating map Göta Canal covers one of Sweden’s most iconic waterway systems, with the Göta Canal, Trollhätte Canal, lakes Vättern and the southern part of Vänern. Carefully prepared for recreational boaters, the map provides detailed navigation information and a good overview of the entire route.

    Official map data from the Swedish Maritime Administration
    This boating map is an extract from the official Swedish “archipelago maps” and is based on the latest map data from the Swedish Maritime Administration. This ensures that changes in fairways, markings, depths and other nautical conditions are accurately reflected in the latest version at all times, so you can navigate safely and securely.

    Detailed maps for the entire length of the canal
    The map covers the entire route through the Göta Canal and Trollhätte Canal, as well as the sailing areas in the adjacent lakes Vättern and the southern part of Vänern. It provides a varied navigational picture, from narrow canal channels with locks to open lake waters.

    Convenient format for use on board
    The map sheets are spiral bound in a user-friendly format that makes them suitable for use in the cockpit and at the chart table. This gives you easy handling and quick orientation along the way. The chart is designed to be a reliable navigation tool during trips through the canals and lakes.