The Macmillan Reeds Nautical Almanac 2001: Scotland and Ireland

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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 Macmillan Reeds Nautical Almanac" is an annual source for navigational data for yachtsmen in North West Europe. The Royal Yachting Assocation use it as source information for training publications and courses, and the RNLI carry it as a standard publication aboard their all-weather lifeboats. The Almanac provides the yachtsman with all the data required to navigate Atlantic coastal waters. "The Macmillan Reeds Scotland and Ireland Almanac" covers the whole of the Scottish and Irish coasts and provides heavily illustrated and detailed habour, marina, coastal and tidal information, to exactly the same level of detail as is found in the main Macmillan Reeds Nautical Almanac". With data gathered from many different sources, including its own network of over 200 local agents, the Almanac is checked and updated very year to ensure it is both safe and fully informative . Features include: coverage of entire Scottish and Irish coasts; extensive coverage of smaller ports with additional chartlets; four colour plans and illustrations throughout; a comprehensive marine product and services directory; four free update supplements through 2001; and it is wire bound with a built-in bookmark convenient foron-board use.