Charlotte Power Squadron

Co-operative Charting


Cooperative Charting Program of the United States Power Squadrons is conducted in close coordination with the Marine Chart Division, National Ocean Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce. The Program is a major public service of USPS. Under it, members supply information to the Marine Chart Division of NOS/NOAA leading to corrections to nautical charts, small craft charts, and Coast Pilot publications. They also supply data on depth surveys, range status, and formerly, geodetic marks and aeronautical charts. The Adopt-A-Chart subprogram provides for individual squadrons to assume responsibility to keep a chart or a portion of a chart in their local boating area up to date and get recognition on new editions for their work. We have been told that the Cooperative Charting Program is recognized as the most effective user-participation program in all of the Federal services.


Hank gets some seafood

Sunset at Bohicket Marina
at Seabrook, SC 

Lt/C Paul Standridge

MarshallBain and Sister Mary Cele

Shrimp Feast

P/C Brevard Myers, Jr, SN at the helm, P/Lt/C Bruce Woods, SN and Cdr. Bill Stegelmeyer, AP assist. P/C Brevard Myers, Jr., SN and George Davis, P look over their assignments. P/C Charles Ibach, III, JN photographs the photographer as P/C Brevard Myers, Jr., SN looks on and P/Lt/C Bruce Woods, SN and Cdr. Bill Stegelmeyer, AP study the chart.

Lt. Robert (Bob) T. Zelewski, P at the helm.

Cdr David H. Osmolski, AP at the helm.  P/C Marvin Chaney, Jr, N checking
the charts as Lt. Robert (Bob) T. Zelewski, P offers an additional pair of eyes.


Photo's provided by:  P/C Charles Ibach, III, JN, Lt/C Paul Standridge, P, and Cdr. Bill Stegelmeyer, AP

 

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Updated: 10 October 2007