Digital marine cartography brand C-Map has announced coverage enhancements across Australia, introducing expanded detail and improved navigation insights for recreational boaters and commercial operators.
The latest update for C-Map’s Discover, Reveal, and Reveal X charts expands high-resolution bathymetry and shaded relief across key coastal and inland destinations. Improvements include broader coverage throughout Western Australia and far north Queensland, alongside updates to 12 inland lakes across Victoria and New South Wales.
“We’re excited to bring this latest update to our c-map users across Australia just in time for summer,” says Jakob Svensson, C-Map product manager. “From expanded inland lake coverage at locations such as Lake Baroon and Lake Oberon to significant coastal enhancements, including Lindas Reef and Breton Reef in Western Australia, these updates reflect our ongoing commitment to helping boaters navigate with greater confidence and make the most of their time on the water.”
C-Map chart updates
Key updates include:
Coastal improvements:
- Western Australia: Pasley Islands, Lindas Reef, Breton Reef, Champion Bay, and the Wallabi Group.
- Queensland: Long Reef, Brample Channel, Hannah Bank and Basilisk Passage.
- Victoria: Newfold Bay
Extended lake coverage:
- Queensland: Lake Barron
- New South Wales: Lake St. Clair, Lostock Dam, Lake Windamere, Lake Oberon and Lake Mummuga.
- Victoria: Mallacota Inlet, Tamboon Inlet, Sydenham Inlaet, Lake Victoria & Lake Tyers.
Additional regional updates:
- New Caledonia: reveal and Reveal X coverage now available.
- New Zealand: Five new marine parks within Te Au Rere a Te Rakiwhanoa have been added off the Otago coastline.
Shaded relief and satellite imagery are exclusive to C-Map Reveal and Reveal X and are available on a range of chartplotters from the Lowrance, Simrad and B&G brands.
These updates are available to both new users and existing customers who purchased a chart within the past year and maintain an active C-Map subscription.
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