Standard Instrument Departure SID - Explained For Pilots

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what is ARP with red on plane viwe ?

[@ATPLStudent]

ARP stands for Airport Reference Point, in this context it refers to the point of the centre of the 25NM radius which forms the MSA (Minimum Safe Altitude) circle in this case is 2300ft. Let me know if you require further explanation.