Brown's Nautical Almanac 2012

book summary

The Almanac is arranged in parts numbered for ready reference from I to VII as follow:
Astronomical data in daily use by navigators; explantions of its use being given
Nautical Tables and Methods
Tide Tables for Home and Foreign Waters
Coastal Courses and Distances around the Channels of the British Isles and near Europe
Distance Tables giving a world-wide coverage from the principal ports of Britain, U.S.A. nad Canada to all important ports of the world
Miscellaneous Information, Legal, Technical and General; Sections on Muster and Drills, Retro-Reflective Material on Life-Saving Appliances and Lifeboats-Measures to Prevent Accidents
Lights, Beacons and Buoys of the British Isles including Eire and Channel Islands. Followed by Foreign Lights and Pilotage Information. This section has entries for U.K., Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Iceland, India, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden updated with Cyprus, Greece and USA.