C-MAP/USA

C-MAP/USA, also known as C-MAP, is a prominent company in the marine cartography and navigation industry. The company specializes in providing digital marine charts and navigation solutions for both recreational and commercial mariners. Their products are designed to enhance safety, situational awareness, and ease of navigation while on the water.


Key Aspects of C-MAP/USA:



  1. Marine Charts:



    • C-MAP produces high-quality digital marine charts that provide detailed information about coastal and offshore areas. These charts are compatible with various chartplotters and navigation systems.



  2. Advanced Features:



    • Their charts often include advanced features such as high-resolution bathymetry, detailed coastal data, tidal information, shaded relief, and aerial imagery.



  3. Product Range:



    • C-MAP serves a diverse clientele, including recreational boaters, anglers, and commercial shipping operators. Their product range is tailored to meet the specific needs of these different user groups.



  4. Integration:



    • C-MAP charts are integrated with a wide range of marine electronics from various manufacturers, ensuring compatibility and ease of use across different brands and devices.



  5. Updates:



    • The company regularly updates its charts to reflect changes in marine conditions, navigation aids, and other relevant information, ensuring mariners have access to the most current data.



  6. Online Services:



    • C-MAP offers online services where users can purchase and download charts, subscribe to updates, and access additional tools and information for route planning and other navigational tasks.




History and Acquisition:



  • C-MAP was originally founded in 1985 and has since grown to become a global player in marine cartography. In recent years, it has been part of the Navico family of brands, which includes other well-known marine electronics companies such as Lowrance, Simrad, and B&G.

  • Navico itself was acquired by Brunswick Corporation in 2021, further integrating C-MAP into a larger network of marine products and services.


Applications:



  • Recreational Boating: Enhances the boating experience with detailed charts and easy-to-use navigation tools.

  • Sportfishing: Provides specialized features like fishing hot spots and high-resolution bathymetry for better fishing results.

  • Commercial Shipping: Ensures safe and efficient routes for commercial vessels with up-to-date and precise navigation data.


Conclusion:


C-MAP/USA continues to be a significant player in the marine industry, providing essential tools that contribute to safer and more enjoyable navigation for mariners around the world. Their dedication to high-quality data, innovative features, and regular updates make them a trusted source in marine cartography.


Mashpee USA

133 Falmouth Road
Mashpee MA 02649
USA

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DOUBLE SKIN 58

Tank Barge | Flag: United States of America | Port: BALTIMORE, MD

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