Mapa Navionics+ Norwegia, jeziora i rzeki

Detailed coverage of the Skagerrak and Kattegat and the approaches to them. Coverage includes the Scandinavian coast from Kristiansund, Norway to Gavle, Sweden; the Aland Islands; Turku, Finland; Gotland and Bornholm Islands; the Szczecin Lagoon; the Kiel Canal and all of Denmark. Ports include Oslo, Norway; Malmo and Stockholm, Sweden; Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark and Hamburg, Germany. Lakes include but are not limited to Lakes Vänern, Vättern, Mjörn, Sommen and Uddjuar in Sweden and Lakes Mjøsa, Bandak, Flåvatn, Norsjø and the Telemark Canal in Norway.

Coastal coverage of the Baltic Sea coasts of Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from the German border to Narva-Jõesuu, EE and the lakes and rivers of Poland, Belarus and the Baltic States. Coverage includes the Gulf of Riga, the Szczecin, Vistula and Kurshskiy Lagoons, the islands of Gotland, Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, the Oder, Vistula, Bug, Neman, Emajõgi and Daugava Rivers, Lakes Peipus, Pihkva and Vörtsjäve, the Masurian District Lakes including Lake Jeziorak, Lake Łańskie and Lake Śniardwy and Lakes Snudy/Strusto, Miastra, Batorino, Lukomshoye and Selyava in Belarus. Ports include Tallinn, Estonia; Riga, Latvia; Gydnia and Gdansk, Poland and Kaliningrad, Russia.

Coastal coverage of the coast of Africa from Tripoli, Libya thru the Red Sea and around the Cape to Dakar, Senegal including the Suez Canal and the Levant, the coast of the Arabian Peninsula, the Persian Gulf, Madagascar, Socotra, Zanzibar, Reunion, Mauritius, the Seychelles, the Comoros, the Prince Edward Islands, Tristan de Cunha, St Helena Island, Ascension Island, the Cape Verde Islands, Malta and Cyprus. Coverage of ports such as Alexandria, Egypt; Djibouti; Manama, Bahrain; Dubai; Cape Town, South Africa and Lagos, Nigeria are included.

Detailed coverage of central and western Europe. Coverage includes the European coast from the Szczecin Lagoon to Monaco; the Azores; Madeira; the Canary Islands; the Balearics; Corsica and Sardinia; Gibraltar, the English Channel; the Channel Islands; the IJsselmeer; the rivers of France, Germany and the Low Countries; Lakes Maggiore, Como, Garda, Geneva, Constance and Balaton.