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Cruising Distances in the Pacific Northwest

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Cruising the Broughton's

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On The Strait of Georgia

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Cruising Desolation Sound

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Cruising the BC Gulf Islands

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Cruising the San Juan Islands
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Friday Harbor
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Blake Island State Park
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Penrose Point State Park
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Jarrell Cove State Park
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Olympia, Percival Landing
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Gig Harbor to Longbranch
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The Locks in Early Spring
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Many, but not all, of the routes contained in these tables have been cruised by the author. The cruising distances calculated by the author were by a route selected by the author and may not be the exact route selected by others. These
routes, however, represent what the author considers the most likely route. Distance traveled by other boaters could vary. The routes selected by the author are suitable for boats up to 48 inches draft. Boats with deeper draft may have to select
longer routes to avoid shallows. The calculation of travel distances were determined from NOAA and Canadian Hydrographic Service digital charts in BSB format using Fugawi Marine ENC™ navigation software.
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Nautical Mile Table

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Links to Other Northwest Cruising Sites

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Link to Cruise-a-Home Owners Page
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Link to Northwest Boat Travel
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Boat Travel

Navigating the Inland Waters With GPS, A Laptop Computer, and Digital Charts

The course lines that are entered into a digital chart to obtain distances, can also be used for navigation. A notebook computer with a GPS unit attached, can be configured to show the position of the boat on the chart and in addition, if the boat has an autopilot, the notebook computer can be configured to steer the boat to the course line. To view instructions for connecting a notebook
computer to GPS and the autopilot, click on: GPS Hookup