Overview

The Garmin 010-C1195-00 is a Standard Mapping electronic chart for the Florida Keys Classic region on a microSD/SD data card. It replaces the generic basemap on your plotter with coastal aerial imagery, labeled waterways and land features, and offshore elevation shading that makes bottom relief easier to read at a glance.

It is a practical add-on for trip planning and day-to-day navigation around the Keys, especially when you want more visual context near shore, through cuts, and around familiar landmarks.

Key features

• Florida Keys Classic coverage delivered on a microSD/SD chart data card
• Coastal aerial overlay with high-resolution imagery for clearer shoreline reference
• Local names shown for waterways and prominent land features
• High-definition offshore mapping with high-contrast elevation shading to help interpret bottom shape
• Chart data is read from the card, so the card needs to stay inserted while you use the charts

Compatibility and fit

This card is meant for Garmin marine chartplotters that accept Garmin cartography via a microSD or SD card slot. If your display does not have a chart card slot or does not support Standard Mapping chart data, it will not load this region.

If you are unsure, check your chartplotter model for supported cartography types and whether it reads charts from removable media.

Installation and setup

Insert the card into the chart card slot on the chartplotter, then restart the unit if needed. Once the plotter is running, open the chart page and zoom into the Florida Keys coverage area. Keep the card installed during use, since removing it also removes access to the chart detail and overlays.

Use on board

This chart makes the most sense for boats that regularly run the Florida Keys for cruising, fishing, or day trips and want aerial context alongside marine chart detail. It is also helpful when briefing crew, sharing local place names, and double-checking shoreline references before approaching tighter areas.

Care and handling

Treat the card like any other piece of marine electronics media. Keep it dry, avoid bending it, and store it in its case when it is not in the plotter, especially on boats where salt spray and humidity are constant.