Angry Haggis wrote:Yan Kocbach's excellent World of O Maps also uses the BOF map database, his map graphically shows there are quite a few submerged orienteering maps out there.
I wonder how many O maps there are that are in the sea? I didn't realise there were any, until I read about The Rocks, an area of sea-bed in New Brunswick that is only usable at low tide. It's part of the Canadian Orienteering Champs 2008.
