Type of bind: Spiral-bound
Dewey Decimal Number: 797.10975
EAN num: 9780070429864
ISBN number: 0070429863
Label: International Marine Publishing
Manufacturer: International Marine Publishing
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 152
Printing Date: September 01, 1996
Publishing house: International Marine Publishing
Sale Popularity Level: 190074
Studio: International Marine Publishing
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Product Description:
The only one-volume guide to traversing the entire protected East Coast waterway, The Intracoastal Waterway, Norfolk to Miami: A Cockpit Cruising Handbook is updated to reflect changes in channels and shoreside facilities. Offering unique, mile-by-mile descriptions and accurate navigation advice, the Moellers describe more than 300 marinas and nearly 100 opening bridges, and provide concise instructions for negotiating more than 100 tested anchorages.
'In our opinion, the easiest-to-use guide to bridges, marinas, anchorages, waterway junctions, towns, and so on.'--SAIL
'Unlike any other publication, its format is simply a mile-by-mile listing of every bridge, anchorage, marina, shoal, and obstruction. . . . It's the best [money] you'll ever spend.'--Practical Sailor
User popularity level:
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This book example: ABC marina turn right at bouy "1".
End of story, no info on marina size, what to do, facilities etc.
No idea what anything is like or what the location of the marinas, etc.
Another example: Anchorage to right 0.3 mile off ICW channel.
That is all in info provided.
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The companiion illustrative discusion for the Chartbook of maps. A must for traveling the Intercoastal Waterway. A very detailed set of information to successfully achieve your trip.
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Brief factual info is here, but presented in a dry, impersonal manner with no interesting first-person commentary or helpful sidebars. Marinas are not described well, or rated, with any commentary on shore-side attractions. A disappointing product from a husband-wife team; we were hoping for a bit of entertainment as well as education.
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We bought this book in summer 2002 for our trip down the ICW that fall. We bought it based on the fact it was a "Fourth Edition" ! It is SO out of date it is not funny, and in fact could be dangerous to rely on it, or at least an inconvenience. It might be somewhat useful if they updated it. After using Skipper Bob's Anchorages book, and his Marina guide, (which combined, cost less than the Moeller book) I would say these are the bible of ICW travel. They provide mile by mile anchorage info and rankings, and marina info such as types of fuel, price, slip prices, etc. VERY USEFUL and up to date info. They are updated every year, with changes to anchoranges/marina info submitted by the author, as well as the readers.
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When Margaret and I took our trip from Cleveland, Ohio to the Florida Keys and back we took and used a large collection of charts and guides, including this book. Of all the resources we had available on board, this book was the one we used constantly. It is arranged mile-by-mile as you proceed down or up the Waterway and tells you what to expect as you go. It is an excellent planning tool. We wouldn't do the Waterway without it!...
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