The Macmillan Reeds Nautical Almanac

The new look range of "Macmillan Reeds Nautical Almanacs" was launched for 2000 and incorporated navigational data with expanded coverage. They also incorporated numerous innovations and improvements as well as four colour presentation. "The Macmillian Reeds Looseleaf Almanac" is a versatile system that combines almanac and pilotage in one. It is contains reference and everything the cruising yachtsman needs to know. Topics include: pilotage, tides, safety, navigation, radio, lights, waypoints, area charts, weather forecasts for UK and European waters, collision regulations, communications, distress situations, light recognition, rescue services and Mayday procedures. The looseleaf system can be personalized to the user's exact requriments and may be fully refreshed with one of three available 2001 annual update/pilotage packs. This looseleaf information and reference system, bound in durable velcro-fastened binder, can be tailored to the user's needs for a cruise or for a particular voyage by removing and storing unnecessary sections and by adding relevant information from specialist sources. The looseleaf format makes information access quick and easy.
It has full reference sections on key topics, clearly structured for instant identification. Features include: coverage of Continental Europe from Skagen at the tip of Denmark, down to Gibraltar; innovative looseleaf system - tailor the almanac for each trip; extensive coverage of smaller ports with additional chartlets; four colour plans and illustrations throughout; a comprehensive marine product and services directory; and there are four free update supplements through 2001.