Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 95sv with Garmin Navionics+ Canada & Alaska Mapping

The Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 9” with touchscreen and keyed-assist interface gives you top-level sonar clarity, chart detail, and marine system connectivity in a bright, sunlight-readable display. With improved screen resolution (1024 x 600), fish arches, depth contours, structure, and bottom transitions appear sharper and more detailed, even in full daylight.

Featuring Garmin traditional CHIRP sonar along with ClearVü™ and SideVü™ scanning, the UHD2 series provides clear, high-contrast underwater imaging with vivid color palettes that make fish targets and structure easy to distinguish. The unit is also compatible with Garmin LiveScope™ live-scanning sonar for real-time, forward-facing and down-looking imaging.

Preloaded with Garmin Navionics+™ charts for the United States and Coastal Canada, including Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, Haida Gwaii, and the Inside Passage, the ECHOMAP UHD2 offers detailed marine coverage, Auto Guidance+™ planning features, and a one-year subscription to daily chart updates. Built-in multi-band GPS improves position accuracy, especially in areas where satellite signals are reflected or obstructed, such as steep shorelines, tight channels, and marina environments.

Built-in Wi-Fi® enables wireless sharing of sonar, waypoints, and routes between compatible ECHOMAP UHD2 units, making multi-display setups simple and efficient. With ActiveCaptain®, you can connect to your smartphone to access OneChart™, receive software updates, download waypoints, and sync chart data instantly.

The ECHOMAP UHD2 supports full NMEA 2000® networking for integration with autopilots, digital switching, engine monitoring, Fusion® audio, wind instruments, and more—all viewable and controllable from a single screen. It also connects wirelessly to Garmin Force® trolling motors for route navigation, waypoint control, speed adjustment, and battery status monitoring directly from the display.

Harbour Chandler customers value the UHD2 series for its combination of sonar power, chart accuracy, networking ability, and the practicality of a bright, easy-to-use touchscreen for salmon trolling, bottom fishing, and coastal navigation around Vancouver Island and the Pacific Northwest.