Regions

The layers cover the world. Closer detail is added one region at a time. Each page says what you get there.

1. Most detailedNew South WalesOur first region, and where we have done the most work.
2. Worldwide layersAustraliaThe whole of Australia and its seas are covered by the six layers.
3. Worldwide layersNew ZealandNew Zealand and its seas are covered by the six layers.
4. Worldwide layersUS East Coast and GulfThe Gulf Stream, the Mid-Atlantic canyons, the Florida Keys and the north-central Gulf canyons, with checks against buoys that already show where the temperature map is weak.
5. Worldwide layersBaja and Southern CaliforniaCabo San Lucas and the Pacific side of the Cape, and the Southern California offshore grounds.
6. Worldwide layersHawaiiThe Kona coast on the sheltered western side of the Big Island, where deep water is close to shore.
7. Worldwide layersCosta Rica and Panama (Pacific)Golfito, and the offshore waters around Zane Grey Reef in Panama.
8. Worldwide layersAzores, Madeira and the Atlantic islandsThe Azores and Madeira, in the middle of the North Atlantic.