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Are you referring to plastic raised relief charts in 1:250,000 scale? I
purchased some for flying the Whites and Inyos at a fishing shop in Bishop, CA a few years ago. These plastic charts are based on paper charts called JOGs for Joint Operations Graphics. They are in 1:250,000 scale as opposed to 1:500,000 scale for TPCs and our civilian equivalent, the sectional. The Defense Mapping Agency - DMA - sells JOGs, and for that matter TPCs and ONCs (1:1,000,000 scale). I remember purchasing mine for about $3 apiece. DMA should have a website and a paper catalog and even a toll free number. I'd supply them if I had them available. The paper charts in 1:250,000 are very good for planning and give an extremely good indication of terrain for a pilot's purposes. DMA may be able to tell you where to get the plastic raised relief version. |
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