Which airspace areas are typically not depicted on aeronautical charts?

Controlled Firing Areas are typically not depicted on aeronautical charts because they are specific areas where activities are conducted that could be hazardous to aircraft, but they are designed to be inactive when there is an aircraft in the vicinity. These areas are managed in such a way that any firing or hazardous activity ceases when an aircraft is detected, thus posing no real threat to air traffic at those times.

In contrast, Military Operations Areas, Prohibited Areas, and Restricted Areas are all designated to manage and inform pilots of airspace where special restrictions or hazards exist, and they are important for ensuring safety in navigation and flight operations. They are represented on aeronautical charts to ensure pilots are aware of the potential hazards or restrictions to their flight plans, making the information critical for situational awareness.