US-Bermuda Passage

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Contents 1 U.S.A to Bermuda Passage 1.1 Departure Points 1.2 Arrival Port/s 1.3 Route (and/or possible stops) 1.4 Charts 1.5 Climate & Weather Information 1.6 Weather Windows 1.7 Radio Nets 1.8 The Passage 1.9 References 1.10 CruiserLog Forum discussions 1.11 External Links 1.12 Personal Notes

U.S.A to Bermuda Passage

Departure Points

Possible departures from:

• Anywhere from the U.S. east coast presents a viable departure point. Each departure point presents its own plusses and minuses. Oddly enough, Bermuda represents a trip of 650 to 750 miles, almost reqardless of your departure point.

Arrival Port/s

Possible arrival ports at end of the passage:

• You must check in at St. George's Harbour.

Route (and/or possible stops)

(in sequence)

Charts

List the charts required for this passage.

Climate & Weather Information

Expected climatic & weather conditions?

Sources of weather information for the passage:

Weather Windows

(Best time/s for this passage)

Radio Nets

List radio Nets covering this passage.

The Passage

Full description of the passage ...... ?

References

Books, guides, etc.

CruiserLog Forum discussions

Links to discussions on the CruiserLog Forum

External Links

Links to relevant websites.

Personal Notes

Personal experiences?

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