Deltaville Nautical Chart
Virginia's boating town between the Rappahannock and the Piankatank. The chart covers both approaches — Stingray Point and the Rappahannock entrance to the north, Jackson Creek and Fishing Bay to the south — with the shoals off the point well marked. Fishing Bay offers superb all-weather anchorage.
NOAA ENC chart sample, depths in feet at MLLW — tap the chart to explore live. For planning only, not for navigation.
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Tide right now — Deltaville (Jackson Creek)
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Marine forecast — Rappahannock River from Urbanna to Windmill Point
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Local knowledge
- Jackson Creek entrance is a marked dogleg — roughly 6–7 ft, verify locally before a deep-draft entry
- Fishing Bay: superb all-weather anchorage in 8–12 ft
- Stingray Point shoal reaches far into the Bay — honor the outer marks
On the chart
- Official NOAA ENC data with soundings in feet at MLLW — see how to read a chart
- Buoys, lights, hazards and restricted areas — tap any mark for details
- NOAA tide & current stations with live predictions
- GPS position, route planning and boat-profile depth warnings
Nearby harbors
Straight-line distances for rough passage planning — use the route tool for real courses and times.
- Urbanna — about 12 NM
- Reedville — about 18 NM
- Yorktown — about 21 NM
- Cape Charles — about 23 NM
- Tangier Island — about 23 NM
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