Lake Lanier Charts

Anytime you drive to a place that is unfamiliar, it is always best to have a map with you for guidance and direction. Most people wouldn’t driving in a new area without a map. The same theory applies when going out in a boat. A nautical chart is the best source of guidance for anyone who owns or rents a boat and intends to be in charge when traveling on the water.

     
• Study your chart thoroughly before getting on the lake.       
  
     
• Look at the position from which you will start and visually follow along the course you wish to take.
     
• Look for "notes" - water depths, obstructions (especially under water), bridges, power lines or any other unusual items that may be a hazard to your progress.
     
• Make a note of each of these on a separate piece of paper.
     
• Make note of all buoys and markers you may pass in the order they will appear. This will give you a documented picture of your route and what you should expect to see without having to continually try to find a small marker on the chart.
     
• Look for visual objects featured on your chart in order to confirm your position.
    

Waterproof Lake Lanier charts are available from Amazon.com:      

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