[mlibkind]

I have Navionics charts for use with iNavX. I have seen a couple of symbols used on these that (a) are not on the corresponding NOAA chart(s) and (b) not listed in Chart No 1 (Symbols Abbreviations and Terms).

For example, go to 32d 00.4'N 080d 43.7'W and you will find in this general area on the Navionics US and N. Bahama charts a symbol that looks like a sea bird on a long leg. That is not on the NOAA chart nor is it a NOAA symbol.

Another one I've seen is a circle (I think it was red) with a white horizontal bar in it. It looks sort of like a do not enter street sign, but in some places on the Navionics charts they are spread across a large area. Again they are not a NOAA symbol.

Is there some list of Navionics specific symbols?

Thanks in advance for any help you can give.

[wgkenney]

Also looking for this. Looks like some good additional information on the charts. Some makes sense like the anchor for anchorage. But the chicken symbol is a one I have not been able to figure out.

Is there a list of these symbols somewhere.

[GPSNavX]

Navionics will need to provide this information since they are the producer of the Gold charts that X-Traverse sells for use in iNavX. Please contact Navionics ..

http://www.navionics.com/en/customers

[FF44]

Is there a list of these symbols somewhere.

All Navionics symbols are International Chart Symbols. In France, French Hydrographic Office (SHOM) provides Publication #1D in which all official marine charting symbols are detailed, both French and English.
To be downloaded for free here in PDF format: SHOM 1D