The Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation (Pub 229) is published in six volumes, each of which contains two-eight degree zones of latitude with a one-degree overlap between volumes. They are designed to facilitate the practice of celestial navigation at sea. The tables are primarily used with the intercept method of sight reduction by entering arguments of latitude, declination, and local hour angle and obtaining tabulated altitudes and azimuth angles. The tables are prepared and published by NIMA on an as-needed basis.

PUB 229 Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation, Volume 1: Latitudes 0° - 15°, Inclusive

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PUB 229 Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation, Volume 2: Latitudes15° - 30°, Inclusive

PUB 229 - Volume 3: Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation The Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation (Pub 229) is published in six volumes, each of which contains two-eight degree zones of latitude with a one-degree overlap between volumes. They are designed to facilitate the practice of celestial navigation at sea. The tables are primarily used with the intercept method of sight reduction by entering arguments of latitude, declination, and local hour angle and obtaining tabulated altitudes and azimuth angles. The tables are prepared and published by NIMA on an as-needed basis.

PUB 229 Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation, Volume 3: Latitudes 30° - 45°, Inclusive

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The Sight Reduction Tables for Air Navigation (Pub 249) consist of three volumes of comprehensive tables of altitude and azimuth designed for the rapid reduction of astronomical sights in the air. This volume (Volume 3), for latitudes 39°-89°, and Volume 2 for latitudes 0°-40°, provide for sights of the Sun, Moon, and planets; these tables are permanent. Volume 1 contains tables for selected stars for all latitudes, calculated for a specific epoch; it is intended for use for about 5 years, when it will be replaced by a new edition based on a later epoch.

PUB 249 Sight Reduction Tables for Air Navigation, Volume 3: Latitudes 39° to 89° Declinations 0° to 29°

Atlas of Pilot Charts (PUB 107) covers the South Pacific Ocean from the western coast of Australia to the western coast of South America up to the Panama Canal. There is also a description of El Nino, its characteristics, and its impacts on the world. The book is divided by each month of the year.

PUB107 Atlas of Pilot Chart: South Pacific Ocean (4th Edition)

The Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation (Pub 229) is published in six volumes, each of which contains two-eight degree zones of latitude with a one-degree overlap between volumes. They are designed to facilitate the practice of celestial navigation at sea. The tables are primarily used with the intercept method of sight reduction by entering arguments of latitude, declination, and local hour angle and obtaining tabulated altitudes and azimuth angles. The tables are prepared and published by NIMA on an as-needed basis.

PUB 229 Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation, Volume 4: Latitudes 45° - 60°, Inclusive

PUB 229 Sight Reduction Tables for Marine Navigation, Volume 5: Latitudes 60° - 75°, Inclusive

Chart No. 1 contains a description of the symbols, abbreviations and terms that appear on nautical charts produced by the National Imagery and Mapping Agency, the National Ocean Service and the International Hydrographic Organization. This handy version is spiral bound.

Chart No. 1 Nautical Chart Symbols Abbreviations and Terms (Spiral Bound)

The Table of Distances Between Ports (Pub 151) contains, in a single volume, tabulated distance between an alphabetical listing of departure ports, junction points, and arrival ports worldwide. Most of the distances represent the shortest navigable routes, but in some cases, longer routes which take advantage of currents, avoidance of ice or other dangers to navigation, or to follow required traffic separation schemes are used.

PUB151 Table of Distances Between Ports

Radio Navigational Aids (Pub 117) contains a detailed list of selected worldwide radio stations that provide services to the mariner. The publication is divided into chapters according to the nature of the service provided by the radio stations. The services include RDF and Radar Stations; stations broadcasting navigational warnings, time signals or medical advice; communication traffic for distress, emergency and safety including GMDSS; and long range navigational aids. It also contains chapters describing procedures of the AMVER system, and the interim emergency procedures and communication instructions to be followed by U.S. merchant vessels in times of crisis.

2005 Radio Navigational Aids (Pub117)

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