Chart datum is a reference level used in nautical and hydrographic charts to measure water depths. It is an important concept in maritime navigation, as it provides a standard baseline from which depths and heights are measured. Chart datum is usually defined as a specific level of a tidal system, and it can be based on various criteria, such as mean sea level, lowest astronomical tide (LAT), or mean low water springs (MLWS).
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