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Dive site maps in Western Var

Pointe de la Cride

Sanary-sur-Mer · La Cride43° 06′ 55.2″ N · 5° 45′ 57.4″ E

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Preview of the printable map sheet for Pointe de la Cride, with an aerial-imagery basemap.
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Data, method and licences

Published sites in Western Var use the sources declared in their regional configuration.

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Topography

The same Litto3D DTM supplies coastal land topography for the site maps, using the IGN69 vertical reference.

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Aerial imagery

Aerial views use IGN BD ORTHO, with the capture date retained for each site.

Cartographic processing

Production method

The code and website interfaces were generated entirely with AI under human direction, then visually reviewed and validated against the source data.

  • Sources and cache validationEach configuration declares the exact Shom–IGN prepackages and members. The pipeline checks extents, resolution, content and fingerprints before rendering in RGF93 / Lambert-93 (EPSG:2154), with the IGN69 vertical reference.
  • Continuous land-sea surfaceProcessing follows each site’s source contract. Positive depths and signed elevations remain separate from NoData areas.
  • Maps and perspectivesThe north-up 2D maps use 5 m isobaths extracted from a smoothed field and locked to their exact depth. Each site configuration defines the 3D framing and vertical exaggeration.
  • Interactive terrain and Web formatsEach Web package keeps its height field, masks and topographic and aerial textures, together with the consolidated JPEG downloads.

Credits and licence

Maps and visualisations © 2026 Matthieu Foll.

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Safety

These maps are not intended for navigation and do not replace local information, sea conditions, guidance from authorities or professional advice.

Contact

Have a question or comment about the Western Var maps?
Email me at contact@divetopo.com.

Oblique 3D perspective of Pointe de la Cride, with an aerial-imagery basemap and approximately fourfold vertical exaggeration.