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More than 2,000 daily updates!
Update My Chart

More than 2,000 daily updates!

Update My Chart

How we work

New data sourcing

We integrate all sorts of new data from official hydrographic services and private entities. Our aim is to generate a comprehensive product that goes well beyond official HO charts. This is why we constantly scout new sources and carefully select the content that ends up in our final product. We choose different sources for different areas in order to maintain our high standards and continue serving our customers with the best detail possible.

Recent examples

Integration and processing

Only Navionics delivers updates in such an incredibly timely way. On average, we integrate new data within 15 to 30 days from publication by the original source. New data include, but are not limited to:

- Notices to Mariners, over 1.244 since January 2019!
- ENC data S57
- surveys
- and more

"Current to" info

SonarChart contours

SonarChart™, our 1 ft/0.5 m HD bathymetry layer, is constantly enhanced by millions of sonar logs from boaters like you. These new contributions, coming from all over the world, are integrated with existing data to reflect the ever-changing conditions of sea, lake, and river bottoms at a very local level. Learn more

Rocks and natural reefs

Nothing ruins your boating day like hitting a rock. In addition to our own research, we encourage boaters to share the locations of underwater and exposed rocks. These potential hazards are displayed clearly within our products, making boating safer for everyone.

Lakes

Navionics charts include more than 37,000 lakes worldwide. But that’s not all of them. We constantly source new data, so no matter where you are, you can boat and fish at a lake nearby. Learn more

Shoreline updates

The forces of nature, as well as construction projects like dams, dredging and marina development, affect the shape of coastal, lake, and river shorelines. Our experienced cartography teams meticulously review and redraw these features as they change over time.

Fish attractors and artificial reefs

Build it and they will come. Fish seek out particular types of habitats where they prefer to nest. In many lakes and coastal waters, angling clubs and fisheries organizations will sink structures to attract fish and encourage a healthy fishery.

See recent examples of updates