Nautical chart print · The Surrey Hills
Dorking and Box Hill nautical chart print
The Mole Gap as a sound beneath Box Hill
At 121 metres the sea pours through the gap the Mole cuts in the North Downs, and Dorking becomes Dorking-under-Sea at the head of a wide bay. Effingham Sound opens to the west, Crabtree Brickfield Pit lies out to the east, and Box Hill and the downs stand above it all as a high coast.
It suits Surrey Hills cyclists and walkers, and anyone who lives under the downs and would rather be at sea.
- On the chart
- Crabtree Brickfield Pit · Effingham Sound · Dorking-under-Sea · Mickleham-under-Sea
- Sea level
- 121 m above today’s, chosen by the Studio for this frame. You can change it.
- Depths
- Every sounding is a real land height, measured from the air, turned upside down.
- Style
- Drawn after the British Admiralty chart: soundings, depth contours, drying heights and coded lights. About the Admiralty style
- Honestly
- An imagined sea, marked “not for navigation” on the sheet. The harbour and channel names are invented from real places nearby.
- A1Rolled, to frame yourself£120
- A1Framed, ready to hang£250
- A0Rolled, to frame yourself£175
- A0Framed, ready to hang£375
Delivered prices. Add your own title and see the finished chart before you pay.
