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all the maps i see say not for navagation where can i find maps for navagation on internet or purchase for area lakes
p.s. new outboard want to keep it that way
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World of Maps on Wellington has them.
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I too have looked for back lake maps,and have found many good ones for fishing purposes that show shoals,depths etc. However,I was told that you will not get navigation maps for a body of water unless it is actually a navigable route such as the Rideau or Trent system, as well as the Great Lakes.Not sure but maybe if the Coast Guard can't get to it by water then the government doesn't make the map that detailed??? I could be wrong though,it has happened before lol.
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