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Amendments to Sailing Directions in Force
Current Hydrographic Publications
ADMIRALTY
NOTICES TO MARINERS
Weekly Edition 39
27 September 2007
(Published on the UKHO Website 20 September 2007)
CONTENTS
Mariners are requested to inform the UK Hydrographic Office, Admiralty Way, Taunton,
Somerset TA1 2DN immediately of the discovery of new dangers, or changes or defects in aids
to navigation and of shortcomings in Admiralty charts or publications. Copies of form H 102,
which is a convenient form on which to send in a report, may be obtained gratis from any
Admiralty Distributor or the reproduction at the end of Section VI of the Weekly Edition of Notices
to Mariners may be used. A copy of the form, which may be used as a pro forma, is also printed
in the Mariners Handbook (NP 100). Reports can also be made through the UKHO website.
In addition to postal methods, the following additional communication facilities are available:
British Crown Copyright 2007. All rights Reserved. Permission is not required to make analogue copies of these
Notices, but such copies may not be sold without the permission of the UKHO. Permission to sell copies of the Notices
or to make digital copies can be obtained from the Senior Licensing Manager, Intellectual Property Branch, UK
Hydrographic Office, Admiralty Way, Taunton, Somerset TA1 2DN, United Kingdom
The Weekly Notices to Mariners (NM) updates for paper Charts and Publications can be accessed
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searchable NM website www.nmwebsearch.com. The latest digital NM Weekly update is available 7
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ADMIRALTY NOTICES
TO MARINERS
This Admiralty Notices to Mariners Bulletin (ANMB) is published by the UK Hydrographic
Office (UKHO). The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency accepts that both the paper and
digital forms of the ANMB comply with carriage requirement for Notices to Mariners within
Regulation 19.2.1.4 of the revised Chapter V of the Safety of Life at Sea Convention, and the
Merchant Shipping (Safety of Navigation) Regulations, both of which came into force 1 July
2002.
While every effort is made to ensure that the data provided through the Notices to Mariners
service is accurate, the user needs to be aware of the risks to corruption of data. It is important
that the user should only use the data on suitable equipment and that other applications should
not be running on the users machine at the same time. Users should exercise their
professional judgement in the use of data, and also consult the Mariners Handbook (NP100)
for further details.
The user needs to be aware that there is a possibility that data could be corrupted during
transmission, or in the process of display or printing on the users equipment, or if converted
to other software formats, and is accordingly advised that the UKHO cannot accept
responsibility for any such change, or any modifications or unauthorised changes, made by
licensees, or other parties.
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EXPLANATORY NOTES
Dating
Weekly Notices are dated for the Thursday appropriate to the week they are issued on the United Kingdom
Hydrographic Office website.
Original Information
A star adjacent to the number of a notice indicates that the notice is based on original information.
Further guidance
The Mariners Handbook (NP100) gives a fuller explanation of the limitations of charts. Annual Notice 9 gives the
UKHO policy for the promulgation and selection of navigationally significant information for charts. Details of chart
updating methods can be found in NP294, How to Keep Your Admiralty Charts Up-to-date. All users are advised
to study these publications.
Lights
When a light is affected by a notice its Light List number is quoted. The detailed amendment to the List of lights is
given in Section V and may be published in an earlier edition than the chart-updating notice. The entire entry for each
light amended will be printed (including minor changes) and an asterisk (*) will denote which column contains an
amendment. In the case of a new light, or where a new sequence is added below the main light, an asterisk (*) will
appear under all columns. All Section V entries are intended to be cut out and pasted into the book. It is emphasised
that the List of Lights is the primary source of information on lights and that many alterations, especially those of a
temporary but operational nature, are promulgated only as corrections to the List of Lights. Light positions should
be regarded as approximate and are intended to indicate the relative positions of lights only. Charts should be
consulted for a more authoritative position. The range of a light is normally the nominal range, except when the
responsible authority quotes luminous or geographical range.
Radio Signals
When a chart-updating notice is issued for information that is also included within Admiralty List of Radio Signals, the
appropriate volume reference number is quoted, followed in parentheses by the number of the Weekly Edition
containing (in Section VI) the corresponding amendment to the service details.
The amendments in Section VI should be cut out and pasted into the appropriate volumes.
Sailing Directions
Amendments to Sailing Directions are given in Section IV. Those in force at the end of the year are reprinted in the
Annual Summary of Notices to Mariners. A list of amendments in force is published in Section IV of the Weekly
Edition quarterly.
For volumes of Sailing Directions maintained by Continuous Revision, amendments may be cut out and
pasted/corrected directly in to the book. Alternatively, and for the remaining volumes of Sailing Directions maintained
by Supplement, it is recommended that amendments are kept in a file with the latest list of amendments in force on
top. The list should then be consulted when using the parent book to see if any amendments, affecting the area under
consideration, are in force. It is not recommended that amendments be stuck in the parent book, or the supplement of
Sailing Directions maintained by supplement.
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CAUTIONARY NOTES
Updating
Updating information is published by Weekly Notices to Mariners supplemented by radio warnings for items of
immediate importance. It should be borne in mind that they may be based on reports which cannot always be verified
before promulgation, and that it is sometimes necessary to be selective and promulgate only the more important items
to avoid overloading users; the remainder being included in revised editions of the charts and publications concerned.
Charts
Charts should be used with prudence: there are areas where the source data are old, incomplete or of poor quality. The
mariner should use the largest scale appropriate for his particular purpose; apart from being the most detailed, the
larger scales are usually corrected first. When extensive new information (such as a new hydrographic survey) is
received, some months must elapse before it can be fully incorporated in published charts. On small scale charts of
ocean areas where hydrographic information is, in many cases, still sparse, charted shoals may be in error as regards
position, least depth and extent. Undiscovered dangers may exist, particularly away from well-established routes.
Mariners must not assume that charts which are referred to WGS84 Datum, or those for which shifts to WGS84 Datum
are provided, have been surveyed to modern standards of accuracy. On some charts, owing to the age and quality of
some of the source information, the charted detail may not be positioned accurately with respect to the horizontal datum,
and therefore positions obtained from Global Navigation Satellite Systems such as GPS should not be relied upon in
conjunction with that particular chart. In such areas mariners are advised to use other methods to determine their
position, particularly when navigating close to the shore or in the vicinity of dangers. For further details, see Annual
Notice to Mariners No 19 and The Mariners Handbook (NP100), Chapter 2. This applies to both paper and digital
(ARCS and ENC) versions.
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Admiralty Charts affected by the Publication List
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS NOW PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE
Chart Title, limits and other remarks Scale Folio Catalogue page
Chart Published Title and other remarks Scale Folio Catalogue page
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS NOW PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE
Chart Published Title and other remarks Scale Folio Catalogue page
JP213 6/09/07 Nippon, Kyushu West Coast, Hirado Shima to Koshikijima 1:200,000 53 96, 98
Retto.
313600N. 332500N., 1285000E. 1301700E.
JP1220 6/09/07 Nippon, Shikoku-South Coast and Kyushu-East Coast, 1:200,000 53 96, 98
Ashizuri Misaki to Miyazaki Ko.
314800N. 325800N., 1311000E. 1331300E.
JP1221 6/09/07 Nippon, Kyushu-South and East Coasts, Eastern Part of 1:200,000 53 96
Osumi Kaikyo and Approaches.
300400N. 315300N., 1302500E. 1314800E.
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS NOW PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE
Chart Published Title and other remarks Scale Folio Catalogue page
JP1222 6/09/07 Nippon, Kyushu-West and South Coasts, Western Part of 1:200,000 53 96
Osumi Kaikyo and Approaches.
300112N. 315312N., 1291600E. 1304300E.
~1025 International Chart Series, West Indies, Lesser Antilles, Anguilla to 1:300,000 86 136
INT4182 Guadeloupe.
~1685 North Atlantic Ocean, Ilha da Madeira, Cmara de Lobos to Ponta 1:30,118 20 52, 64
de So Loureno including the Ports of Funchal and Canial.
A Funchal. 1:10,041
B Canial. 1:10,030
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS NOW PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE
~3319 England East Coast, River Thames, Tower Bridge to Teddington. 1:12,500 8 28
A Continuation to Richmond. 1:12,500
B Continuation to Teddington. 1:12,500
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS TO BE PUBLISHED
Charts to be
Chart Title, limits and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
1723 China South East Coast, Xinghua Wan and Approaches. 1:50,000 -
250700N. 252590N., 1190705E. 1193675E.
Charts to be
Chart Title and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
159 International Chart Series, Red Sea, Suez (As Suways) to Berenice 1:750,000 159
INT7010 (Barns). INT7010
2146 International Chart Series, France North Coast, Approaches to Le 1:60,000 2146
INT1750 Havre and Antifer. INT1750
2613 International Chart Series, France North Coast, Cap de La Hague 1:154,200 2613
INT1705 to Fcamp. INT1705
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS TO BE PUBLISHED
Charts to be
Chart Title and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
2879 International Chart Series, France North Coast, La Seine, Le 1:30,000 2879
INT1752 Havre to Rouen. INT1752
A Honfleur to Tancarville. 1:60,100
B Tancarville to Rouen. 1:60,100
C Port de Rouen. 1:15,000
D Continuation of Port de Rouen. 1:15,000
3618 International Chart Series, North Sea Germany, The Jade, Inner 1:35,000 3618
INT1460 Part. INT1460
A Wilhelmshaven. 1:15,000
Charts to be
Chart Title and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
SC2146 France North Coast, Approaches to Le Havre and Antifer. 1:60,000 SC2146
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CHARTS TO BE AVAILABLE 25 OCTOBER 2007
New Charts
Charts to be
Chart Title, limits and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
Charts to be
Chart Title, limits and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
JP54 Nippon, Honshu - East Coast, Ishinomaki Wan to Miyako Ko. 1:200,000 806
381012N. 394736N., 1405800E. 1422436E.
Miyako Wan. 1:35,000
393451N. 394123N., 1415621E. 1420227E.
JP198 Nippon, Kyushu North and West Coasts, Imari Wan to Entrance 1:100,000 1527, 3881
of Nagasaki Ko.
324236N. 333724N., 1290500E. 1294836E.
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CHARTS TO BE AVAILABLE 25 OCTOBER 2007
New Charts
Charts to be
Chart Title, limits and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
JP226 Nippon, Nansei Shoto, Okinawa Gunto. 1:200,000 2416, 990, 3702
255724N. 271312N., 1263500E. 1283948E.
JP1097 Nippon, Honshu - East Coast, Inubo Saki to Shioya Saki. 1:200,000 3373
353512N. 371812N., 1402000E. 1414536E.
JP1098 Nippon, Honshu - East Coast, Shioya Saki to Ishinomaki Wan. 1:200,000 3372
364900N. 383000N., 1404000E. 1420500E.
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CHARTS TO BE AVAILABLE 25 OCTOBER 2007
New Editions
Charts to be
Chart Title, limits and other remarks Scale WITHDRAWN
NZ6821 New Zealand, South Island South Coast, Bluff Harbour and 1:12,000 NZ6821
Entrance.
Port of Bluff. 1:7,000
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS PERMANENTLY WITHDRAWN
Admiralty Charts
Chart to be On publication of
WITHDRAWN Main Title New Chart/New Edition
835 Japan, Kysh South Coast, sumi Kaiky and JP1221, JP1222
Approaches.
2401 Japan, Kysh West Coast, Yatsushiro Kai and Shimabara JP213
Wan.
3487 Philippines, Luzon West Coast, Manila and Cavite ~3931, ~3932
Harbours.
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ADMIRALTY RASTER CHART SERIES LATEST ISSUE DATES OF REGIONAL DISCS
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CURRENT HYDROGRAPHIC PUBLICATIONS
(Sailing Directions, Light Lists, Lists of Radio Signals & Tidal Publications)
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47 Mediterranean Pilot Vol III 12th (2005)
48 Mediterranean Pilot Vol IV 13th (2006)
49 Mediterranean Pilot Vol V 9th (2005)
50 Newfoundland and Labrador Pilot 12th (2006)
51 New Zealand Pilot 16th (2004)
52 North Coast of Scotland Pilot 6th (2006)
54 North Sea (West) Pilot 7th (2006)
55 North Sea (East) Pilot 5th (2005)
56 Norway Pilot Vol I 13th (2005)
57A Norway Pilot Vol IIA 8th (1979) 12/2005
57B Norway Pilot Vol IIB 8th (1979) 11/2004
58A Norway Pilot Vol IIIA 6th (1982) 10/2006
58B Norway Pilot Vol IIIB 6th (1984) 9/2004
59 Nova Scotia and Bay of Fundy Pilot 13th (2005)
60 Pacific Islands Pilot Vol I 10th (1988) 7/2006
61 Pacific Islands Pilot Vol II 11th (2006)
62 Pacific Islands Pilot Vol III 11th (2006)
63 Persian Gulf Pilot 13th (2005)
64 Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Pilot 14th (2004)
65 St Lawrence Pilot 15th (2006)
66 West Coast of Scotland Pilot 15th (2004)
67 West Coasts of Spain and Portugal Pilot 9th (2005)
68 East Coast of the United States Pilot Vol I 12th (2006)
69 East Coast of the United States Pilot Vol II 10th (2005)
69A East Coasts of Central America and Gulf of Mexico Pilot 4th (2006)
70 West Indies Pilot Vol I 3rd (2003)
71 West Indies Pilot Vol II 15th (2005)
72 Southern Barents Sea and Beloye More Pilot 1st (1996) 3/2005
100 The Mariner's Handbook 8th (2004)
136 Ocean Passages for the World 5th (2004)
735 Maritime Buoyage System 6th (2006)
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(3) ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS
NP No Title Published
Volume 1, 2007/08 Maritime Radio Stations:
281(1) Part 1: Europe, Africa and Asia (excluding the Far East) July 2007
281(2) Part 2: The Americas, Far East and Oceania July 2007
282 Volume 2, 2007/08 Radio Aids to Navigation, Satellite Navigation Systems, Legal March 2007
Time, Radio Time Signals and Electronic Position Fixing Systems
Volume 3, 2007/08 Maritime Safety Information Services
283(1) Part 1: Europe, Africa and Asia (excluding the Far East) January 2007
283(2) Part 2: The Americas, Far East and Oceania January 2007
284 Volume 4, 2007/08 Meteorological Observation Stations July 2007
285 Volume 5, 2007/08 Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) June 2007
Volume 6, 2007/08 Pilot Services, Vessel Traffic Services and Port Operations
286(1) Part 1: United Kingdom and Ireland (including European Channel Ports) August 2007
286(2) Part 2: Europe (excluding UK, Ireland, Channel Ports and Mediterranean) August 2007
286(3) Part 3: Mediterranean and Africa (including Persian Gulf) August 2007
286(4) Part 4: Asia and Australasia August 2007
286(5) Part 5: Americas and Antarctica September 2007
See (6) Admiralty Digital Publications for Digital Radio Signals Volume 6
NP No Title Published
289 3rd Edition Admiralty Maritime Communications United Kingdom and June 2003
Mediterranean
290 2nd Edition Admiralty Maritime Communications Caribbean including Florida October 2003
and the Canaries
291 2nd Edition Admiralty Maritime Communications United Kingdom and the April 2004
Baltic
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NP No Co-Tidal Atlas
214 Edition 2 Persian Gulf, 1999
215 Edition 1 South-East Asia, 1979
ADP The ADP includes the following products on one CD: December 2006
TotalTide 2007
Admiralty Digital List of Lights
Admiralty Digital Radio Signals Volume 6
Customers can purchase anything from one area of one product to all areas of all products.
DP 560 Simplified Harmonic Method of Tidal Prediction (SHM for Windows) CD-ROM September 2004
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GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX
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Notice No. Page Admiralty Chart Folio Notice No. Page Admiralty Chart Folio
4280(T)/07 2.40 6, 7 4337(T)/07 2.45 66
4281(T)/07 2.40 9 4338(T)/07 2.46 66
4282(T)/07 2.42 45 4339(T)/07 2.46 63
4283 2.20 53 4340(T)/07 2.47 63
4284 2.21 54 4341(T)/07 2.47 64
4285 2.21 55 4342(T)/07 2.47 65
4286 2.21 53 4343(T)/07 2.47 65
4287 2.23 53 4344 2.33 73
4288 2.23 54 4345* 2.14 6, 7
4289 2.23 54 4346 2.12 10
4290 2.24 54 4347 2.13 10
4291 2.24 53, 54 4348 2.15 16, 17
4292 2.24 54 4349 2.34 89
4293(T)/07 2.44 55 4350* 2.10 7, 8
4294(T)/07 2.44 55 4351 2.19 36
4295(T)/07 2.44 53 4352 2.36 83
4296(T)/07 2.45 53 4353 2.36 83
4297* 2.8 1 4354 2.38 83
4298* 2.8 1, 7 4355 2.38 83
4299* 2.9 1, 7 4356 2.38 81
4300(P)/07 2.42 47 4357 2.30 48
4301 2.20 47 4358 2.14 9
4302 2.20 47 4359* 2.10 6
4303* 2.17 32 4360 2.15 9
4304 2.17 40 4361 2.33 72
4305 2.37 81 4362 2.34 90
4306 2.11 14 4363 2.38 81
4307 2.27 58, 59, 60 4364 2.11 13
4308 2.18 41 4365 2.16 28, 29
4309* 2.18 38 4366 2.16 24
4310 2.25 52, 53 4367 2.36 86
4311 2.26 52 4368 2.38 79
4312 2.26 52, 53 4369 2.34 90
4313* 2.9 7 4370 2.39 78
4314 2.12 10 4371 2.35 97
4315 2.13 9 4372 2.20 50
4316 2.16 27 4373 2.27 56
4317 2.13 9 4374* 2.11 2
4318 2.37 80 4375 2.19 36
4319 2.33 90 4376 2.35 98
4320(T)/07 2.41 42, 43, 45 4377 2.12 14
4321(T)/07 2.40 11 4378 2.34 90
4322(P)/07 2.40 18 4379 2.36 88
4323(T)/07 2.48 73 4380 2.35 96
4324* 2.9 350 4381* 2.35 89
4325 2.30 66 4382 2.37 86
4326 2.31 66 4383* 2.19 38
4327 2.31 66 4384 2.39 78, 79
4328 2.28 63 4385 2.34 90
4329 2.32 63 4386 2.52.7 40, 50, 52, 53, 55
4330 2.32 65
4331 2.15 1, 16
4332 2.28 48
4333* 2.29 46, 47
4334 2.29 46, 47
4335 2.30 47, 59, 64
4336(T)/07 2.45 66
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New Zealand
Notices
Chart No.
NZ 62 4361
Japanese
Notices
Chart No.
JP 91 4286
JP 123 4288
JP 151 4291
JP 1055A 4296T
JP 1055B 4296T
JP 1057B 4295T
JP 1061 4283
JP 1062 4286, 4287
JP 1065 4283
JP 1081 4286, 4287
JP 1083 4287
JP 1101 4290
JP 1102 4291, 4292
JP 1107 4284, 4288
JP 1108 4289
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4386 MISCELLANEOUS UPDATES TO CHARTS
127 4312/07 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP179, as follows:
1268 1591/07 Amend chart number to read, (see Note - POSITIONS) 1265, in position
29 509N., 49 098E.
Substitute accompanying note, CHARTS 1265 AND 2884: POSITIONS, for existing
note, CHART 2884: POSITIONS, centred on 29 470N., 49 360E.
1323 2441/06 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP201, as follows:
1527 5613/06 Delete magenta limit and chart number, 2815, in position 32 4510N., 129 4130E.
1648 3823/07 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP151, as follows:
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4386 MISCELLANEOUS UPDATES TO CHARTS (continued)
2347 4312/07 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP179, as follows:
2409 3424/07 Insert magenta limit and chart reference, See Plan 3231, as follows:
2412 4136/07 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP187, as follows:
2882 4304/07 Substitute accompanying note, CHARTS 1268, 2883 AND 3788: POSITIONS, for
INT 7264 existing note, CHARTS 1265, 1268, 2883 & 3788: POSITIONS, centred on
26 425N., 48 310E.
Amend reference to, 1265, in position 29 190N., 49 090E.
2884 4304/07 Substitute accompanying note, CHARTS 27, 1268, 1269 AND 2883: POSITIONS, for
INT 7278 exisiting note, CHARTS 27, 1265, 1268, 1269 & 2883: POSITIONS, centred on
29 515N., 50 360E.
Amend reference to, 1265, in position 29 190N., 49 090E.
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4386 MISCELLANEOUS UPDATES TO CHARTS (continued)
3237 2678/07 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP187, as follows:
3480 4312/07 Insert magenta limit and chart number, JP179, as follows:
3514 3393/07 Amend reference in E border at latitude 33 5250N. to read, Adjoining Chart JP201.
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4297* ENGLAND - South Coast - English Channel - Beachy Head South-eastwards - Dredging areas.
Source: Hanson Aggregates Marine Limited and The Crown Estate
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4313* ENGLAND - East Coast - Approaches to Great Yarmouth - Corton Sand Northwards - Depths.
Source: Maritime and Coastguard Agency
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4350* ENGLAND - Thames Estuary - Maplin Sands - Blacktail Spit - Beacons. Light-beacons.
Light List Vol. A, 2007/08, 2050.4, 2050.5
Source: Trinity House
4359* SCOTLAND - Orkney Islands - Westray Firth - Rusk Holm North-eastwards - Buoy.
Source: Orkney Islands Council
Chart 2562 (plan B, Sounds of Rapness, Faray, Eday and Sanday) [ previous update New Edition 29/03/2007 ] ETRS89
DATUM
Amend Rusk Holm light-buoy to, Fl(2)R.6s 59 1272N., 2 5060W.
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4374* ENGLAND - Bristol Channel - Approaches to Bristol - Bedwin Sands Southwards, Swash Channel and
Wharf Point - Buoyage. Landmark.
Source: Bristol Port Company
Chart 1166 (plan A, Avonmouth to Severn Bridge) [ previous update 4164/07 ] ETRS89 DATUM
Delete
(53) 51 3002N., 2 4309W.
Chart 1859 (INT 1655) (plan A, King Road) [ previous update 4164/07 ] ETRS89 DATUM
Insert
Ef 51 30239N., 2 43031W.
Delete
Ef No1 51 31000N., 2 47000W.
4306 RUSSIA - Arctic Coast - Yeniseyskiy Zaliv - Mys Shaytanskiy Northwards - R. Kamenka -
Radar beacon.
Source: Russian Chart 13348
4364 NORWAY - West Coast - Approaches to Stavanger and Sauda - Cautionary note.
Source: Norwegian Notice 16/959/07
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4314 RUSSIA - Baltic Sea Coast - Approaches to Baltiysk - Anchorage Area No 68 - Obstruction.
Source: Russian Notice 34/5073/07
Chart 2278 (plan A, Approaches to Baltiysk) [ previous update 3876/07 ] PULKOVO 1942 DATUM
Insert
Obstn 54 3865N., 19 4860E.
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4346 DENMARK - Islands - sterrenden - Buoyage. Restricted area. Obstruction. (continued)
Chart 938 (INT 1369) (plan A, stbroen - East Bridge) [ previous update 3569/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert
Cb W26B 55 2128N., 11 0150E.
Substitute
Cb Fl(2)G.10s W27 for Obstn (a) 55 2102N., 11 0158E.
Delete
Jm,U close N of: (b) (a) above
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4345* NORTH SEA - United Kingdom Sector - Alba Oil Field North-westwards and Goldeneye Gas Field South-
westwards - Well. Manifold. Restricted areas.
Source: Oilexco North Sea Ltd, Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd and Health & Safety Executive
Chart 2182C (INT 1041) [ previous update 3949/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
Well 58 082N., 0 462E.
4358 GERMANY - North Sea Coast - The Elbe - Stadersand Eastwards and North-eastwards -
Obstructions.
Source: German Notice 35/(21)47/07
Chart 3267 (INT 1454) (plan A, Stadersand) [ previous update 2230/06 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert
12(, Obstn 53 37746N., 9 31871E.
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4360 GERMANY - North Sea Coast - The Elbe - Port of Hamburg - Mhlenberg Southwards and Vulkan-hft -
Lights.
Light List Vol. B, 2007/08, 1570.1, 1593.9
Source: German Notice 35/(21)48/07
Chart 3268 (INT 1455) (panel A, Schulau to Teufelsbrck) [ previous update New Edition 21/06/2007 ] WGS84 DATUM
Move
Oc.Y.4s, from: 53 3287N., 9 4943E.
to: 53 3285N., 9 4959E.
Chart 3268 (INT 1455) (panel B, Port of Hamburg) [ previous update New Edition 21/06/2007 ] WGS84 DATUM
Move
Oc.Y.4s, from: 53 32870N., 9 49430E.
to: 53 32852N., 9 49594E.
Delete
Iso.G.2s 53 31880N., 9 57110E.
4348 FRANCE - West Coast - Approaches to Pertuis Breton - Fosse Occidentale de Chevarache North-westwards -
Obstruction.
Source: French Notice 34/8/07
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4316 ITALY - East Coast - Golfo di Taranto - Approaches to Gallipoli - Depths. Wreck.
Source: Italian Chart 27
Chart 140 (plan D, Approaches to Gallipoli) [ previous update 2122/07 ] MONTE MARIO 1940 DATUM
Insert depth 43 enclosed by 50m contour (a) 40 0927N., 17 4974E.
depth 47 enclosed by 50m contour 40 0828N., 17 4922E.
40 0047N., 17 5460E.
depth 285 40 0803N., 17 5465E.
depth 265 40 0595N., 17 5520E.
depth 215 (b) 40 0210N., 17 5347E.
depth 295 40 0016N., 17 5693E.
Substitute
for ^ 40 0531N., 17 5430E.
Delete depth 60, close SW of: (a) above
depth 25, close SW of: (b) above
4365 GREECE - Aegean Sea Coast - Nsos Lsvos, West Coast - k. Saratsna South-south-westwards -
Buoy.
Source: UK Hydrographic Office
Note: Certain copies only
4366 SPAIN - Mediterranean Sea Coast - Golfo Vera - Garrucha North-eastwards - Outfall.
Source: Spanish Notice 35/265/07
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4303* JORDAN - Gulf of Aqaba - El Aqaba - Coastline. Jetties. Lights. Obstruction. Buoyage. Beacons.
Landmarks.
Light List Vol. E, 2007/08, 6044.6
Source: UK Hydrographic Office
Chart 801 (INT 7143) (plan B, Eilat and El Aqaba) [ previous update 2552/06 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert the accompanying block showing amendments to coastline,
jetties, lights, obstruction, buoyage, beacons and landmarks,
centred on: 29 3235N., 34 5897E.
Chart 801 (INT 7143) (plan A, Approaches to Eilat and El Aqaba) [ previous update 2552/06 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert jetty, single firm line, joining: 29 3224N., 34 5926E.(shore)
29 3220N., 34 5923E.
29 3221N., 34 5920E.
and
29 3221N., 34 5930E.(shore)
29 3215N., 34 5925E.
29 3215N., 34 5920E.
Delete jetty, single firm line, centred on: 29 3226N., 34 5910E.
4304 IRAQ - KUWAIT - Khawr Abd Alla- h Southwards to Khawr al Kafka & Khawr al Amaya - Wrecks. Pilot
boarding places. Depths. Restricted areas. Obstructions. Buoyage. Light.
Light List Vol. D, 2007/08, 7612
ALRS Vol. 6 (3), 2007/08: (34/07)
Source: HMS Echo & Kuwait NM 10/07
Note: Charts 2884 and 3842 are to be deleted from the list of charts affected by Notice 2567(P)/07
Wk39/07 2.17
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4304 IRAQ - KUWAIT - Khawr Abd Alla- h Southwards to Khawr al Kafka & Khawr al Amaya - Wrecks. Pilot
boarding places. Depths. Restricted areas. Obstructions. Buoyage. Light. (continued)
4308 INDIA - West Coast - Approaches to Ka- rwa- r Harbour - Baitkol Bay - Wrecks.
Source: Indian Notice 16/426/07
Chart 3464 (plan A, Ka- rwa- r Harbour and Approaches) [ previous update 3460/07 ] INDIAN DATUM
Insert
6)+ Wk (a) 14 4725N., 74 0632E.
Delete
, close E of: (a) above
4309* INDIAN OCEAN - Western Part - Rodriguez Island - Mathurin Bay - Depth. Obstruction.
Source: Mauritius Ports Authority
Chart 715 (plan, Mathurin Bay) [ previous update New Edition 22/04/1999 ] UNDETERMINED DATUM
bearing/distance (cables) from
Pt. Venus Observ
(19 40 21"S., 63 25 38"E.)
(centre of plan)
Substitute depth 3 enclosed by 6fm contour for depth 5 enclosed by 6fm
contour 332 /145 cables
Delete
Obstn (1921)(PA) 355 /54 cables
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4375 INDIAN OCEAN - Seychelles - Mah - Port Victoria and Approaches - Outer Harbour and Inter Island Quay
- Depths.
Source: Indian Chart 2087
Chart 722 (INT 7742) [ previous update New Edition 16/08/2007 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert depth 46 enclosed by 5m contour 4 37157S., 55 27541E.
depth 85 enclosed by 10m contour (a) 4 37916S., 55 28765E.
4 37404S., 55 28891E.
depth 6 (b) 4 37553S., 55 28740E.
depth 109 (c) 4 37742S., 55 28753E.
depth 58 and extend 10m contour W to enclose (d) 4 37918S., 55 28991E.
Delete depth 79 , close SW of: (b) above
depth 129 , close S of: (c) above
depth 104 , adjacent to: (a) above
depth 68 , close NE of: (d) above
4383* INDIAN OCEAN - Mauritius - Approaches to Port Louis - Pointe Roche Noire Westwards -
Buoy.
Source: Mauritius Ports Authority
Chart 713 (INT 7738) (plan, Port Louis) [ previous update 3282/07 ] LE POUCE DATUM
Insert
GXs 20 0744S., 57 2847E.
Chart 713 (INT 7738) (plan, Approaches to Port Louis) [ previous update 3282/07 ] LE POUCE DATUM
Insert
GXs 20 0744S., 57 2847E.
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4301 THAILAND - Gulf of Thailand Coast - Ko Si Chang to Si Racha and Laem Chabang -
Legends.
Source: UK Hydrographic Office
4302 THAILAND - Gulf of Thailand Coast - Ko Si Chang, South Coast Southwards and North-eastwards - Depths.
Rock.
Source: Thai Chart 164
4372 CHINA - East Coast - Zhoushan Qundao - Liuheng Dao East-south-eastwards - Obstruction.
Source: Chinese Notice 33/1044/07
4283 JAPAN - Honshu- - South Coast - Tokyo Wan - Keihin Ko - Tokyo Ku - Section 4 - Tokyo West Passage -
Depths. Dredged area.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1193/07
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4285 JAPAN - Honshu- - North West Coast - Fushiki Ku - Bridge. Vertical clearance. Depth.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1197/07
Chart 1342 (plan B, Fushiki and Shinminato) [ previous update 4580/06 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert bridge, double firm line, width 12m, joining: (a) 36 4740N., 137 0349E.(shore)
(b) 36 4721N., 137 0353E.(shore)
symbol, vertical clearance, 9m, close W of: (a)-(b) above
Delete depth 16 , close N of: (b) above
4286 JAPAN - Honshu- - South Coast - Tokyo Wan - Uraga Suido - Daisan Kaiho - Restricted area. Light-beacons.
Buoyage. Legend.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1199/07
Note: Former Notice 3165(T)/07 is cancelled. Maritime limit remains.
Wk39/07 2.21
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4286 JAPAN - Honshu- - South Coast - Tokyo Wan - Uraga Suido - Daisan Kaiho - Restricted area. Light-beacons.
Buoyage. Legend. (continued)
2.22 Wk39/07
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4287 JAPAN - Honshu- - South Coast - Tokyo Wan - Uraga Suido Traffic Route - Buoyage.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1200/07
4288 JAPAN - Seto Naikai - Osaka Ko - Osaka Ku - Section 1 Eastwards - Hokko No 1 Quay Southwards -
Coastline. Legends.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1202/07
4289 JAPAN - Seto Naikai - Aki Nada - Osaki-Kami Shima - Mebaruzaki Westwards - Light.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1204/07
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4290 JAPAN - Seto Naikai - Tokuyama - Kudamatsu Ko- - Otsu Shima - Fish havens.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1205/07
-
4291 JAPAN - Seto Naikai - Beppu Wan - Oita - Showa Denko Sea-Berth - Lights.
Light List Vol. F, 2006/07, 4947.6, 4947.61, 4947.62
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1206/07
-
Chart 626 (plan, Oita) [ previous update 1979/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Amend light to, Mo(U)12s29m10M 33 1683N., 131 4027E.
light to, Mo(U)12s 33 1682N., 131 4013E.
33 1682N., 131 4040E.
4292 JAPAN - Seto Naikai - Hayasui Seto - Taka Shima North-westwards - Fish havens.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1207/07
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4310 KOREA - South Coast - Sorido to Cheju Haehyo p - Depths. Wrecks. Recommended track. Buoy. Power
transmission line.
Source: Korean Charts 232 & 213
HZp LFl.10s
(b) above
depth 48, close NNW of: (a) above
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4311 KOREA - South Coast - Kwangyang Hang North-eastwards - Fish haven. Depth.
Source: Korean Chart 250
4312 KOREA - South Coast - Suyo ng Man, Pusan New Port, Jeo Do, Hong Do to Namhyeongje Do and Cheju
Haehyo p - Depths. Lights. Radar beacons. Radiobeacon. Rocks.
Light List Vol. F, 2006/07, 4266.5, 4274.65, 4351.26, 4351.261
ALRS Vol. 2, 2006/07: 82625, 82630
Source: Korean Charts 224a, 235, 732 & Korean Notice 34/529/07
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4373 RUSSIA - Pacific Ocean Coast - Zaliv Amurskiy - Primorskiy North-eastwards - Depths.
Source: Russian Notice 35/5296/07
4307 INDONESIA - Papua - North Coast - Teluk Irian Northwards - Bepondi and Mapia Islands -
Lights.
Light List Vol. F, 2006/07, 2111.95, 2111.98 & Vol K, 2007/08, 3391.7
Source: DG SeaComm
Chart 4507 (INT 507) [ previous update 4204/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
{ 0 560N., 134 190E.
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4328 INDONESIA - Nusa Tenggara - Sumbawa, South Coast - Chempi B Eastwards - Lombok, South Coast -
Blongas B North-westwards - Lights.
Light List Vol. K, 2007/08, 1299.2, 1314.5
Source: Australian Notice 17/727/07
Chart Aus 414 [ previous update 2121/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
Fl(2)12s24M 8 534S., 118 280E.
Chart 4060 (INT 60) [ previous update 4207/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
{ 8 534S., 118 280E.
Chart 4603 (INT 603) [ previous update 4207/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
{ 8 534S., 118 280E.
Chart 4722 (INT 722) [ previous update 3105/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
Fl(2)24M 8 534S., 118 280E.
4332 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS - Palawan - Cadlao Field to Busuanga Southwards - Submarine pipeline. Cautionary
note. Legends.
Source: Philippine Notice 3/6(T)/99
Note: Former Notice 5408(P)/05 is cancelled.
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Chart 4508 (INT 508) [ previous update 3987/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Insert
. ED 0 340N., 107 420E.
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Chart 4508 (INT 508) [ previous update 4333/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Move
{ Barung, from: 8 300S., 113 180E.
to: 8 280S., 113 210E.
Chart 4708 (INT 708) [ previous update 3987/07 ] COMPATIBLE WITH WGS84 DATUM
Move
{ Barung, from: 8 300S., 113 180E.
to: 8 280S., 113 210E.
4325 AUSTRALIA - Queensland - Facing Island Eastwards and North-westwards - Targinie Channel North-
westwards to South Channel South-eastwards - Legends. Leading line.
Light-beacon.
Light List Vol. K, 2007/08, 2988.4, 2988.41, 2989.62, 2989.63, 2989.66, 2989.661, 2989.67, 2989.68, 2989.9, 2989.91,
2991.14, 2991.15
Source: Australian Notices 17/715 & 716/07
Chart Aus 244 (plan, Gladstone and Adjacent Wharves) [ previous update 4091/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Amend legend to, 1136 -2936 23 4837S., 151 1369E.
legend to, 120 23 4852S., 151 1403E.
legend to, 1339 23 4902S., 151 1492E.
legend to, 314 23 4938S., 151 1532E.
legend to, 3027 23 4992S., 151 1620E.
Chart Aus 244 (plan, Fishermans Landing Wharves) [ previous update 4091/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Amend legend to, 2936 23 4746S., 151 1140E.
legend to, 1136 23 4723S., 151 1085E.
2.30 Wk39/07
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4325 AUSTRALIA - Queensland - Facing Island Eastwards and North-westwards - Targinie Channel North-
westwards to South Channel South-eastwards - Legends. Leading line.
Light-beacon. (continued)
4326 AUSTRALIA - Queensland - Northumberland Isles - Quail Island Eastwards - Thirsty Sound -
Legend.
Source: Australian Notice 17/718/07
4327 AUSTRALIA - Queensland - North Coast - Torres Strait - Horn Island North-westwards - Thursday Island
Southwards - Prince of Wales Island North-eastwards - Buoyage.
Source: Australian Notice 17/721/07
Wk39/07 2.31
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4327 AUSTRALIA - Queensland - North Coast - Torres Strait - Horn Island North-westwards - Thursday Island
Southwards - Prince of Wales Island North-eastwards - Buoyage. (continued)
4329 AUSTRALIA - Western Australia - Port of Dampier - King Bay - Fish haven.
Source: Australian Notice 17/728/07
Chart Aus 59 (plan, Withnell Bay to King Bay) [ previous update 3835/07 ] AUSTRALIAN GEODETIC DATUM
Insert
(15) 20 38429S., 116 43954E.
4330 AUSTRALIA - Victoria - Barwon Heads - Light. Leading line. Light-beacon. Beacon. Buoy.
Light List Vol. K, 2007/08, 2193, 2193.1, 2193.15
Source: Australian Notice 17/730/07
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4330 AUSTRALIA - Victoria - Barwon Heads - Light. Leading line. Light-beacon. Beacon. Buoy. (continued)
4361 NEW ZEALAND - South Island - East Coast - Clarence River Northwards - Wreck.
Source: New Zealand Notice 18/178/07
4344 SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN - Polynsie Franaise - les de la Socit - Raiatea, North East Coast - Pte. du Roi
Tamatoa Eastwards - Light-beacon.
Light List Vol. K, 2007/08, 4971.3
Source: French Notice 34/56/07
Chart 1107 (plan, Port dUturoa) [ previous update 1358/07 ] IGN 1951-54 DATUM
Amend light-beacon to, Fl(2)G.6s16ft5M 16 4361S., 151 2611W.
4319 CANADA - British Columbia - Vancouver Island - Saanich Peninsula Northwards and Eastwards -
Legends.
Source: Canadian Notice 8/3441/07
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4349 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - West Coast - California - Approaches to San Francisco Harbor -
Fourfathom Bank Southwards - Buoy.
Source: US Notice 36/18649/07
4362 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - West Coast - Washington - Columbia River - Slaughters Turn and
Channel - Lewis & Clark Bridge - Radar beacon.
ALRS Vol. 2, 2007/08; 90320 (37/07)
Source: US Chart 18524
4369 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - West Coast - Washington - Rosario Strait - Orcas Island Eastwards -
Lawrence Point North-eastwards - Buoy.
Source: US Notice 35/18430/07
4378 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - West Coast - Washington - Puget Sound - Anderson Island Southwards -
Oro Bay - Buoy.
Source: US Notice 35/18448/07
4385 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - West Coast - Washington - Puget Sound - Quimper Peninsula - Point
Wilson - Light.
Light List Vol. G, 2006/07, 4784
Source: US Notice 35/18423/07
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4371 CHILE - Estrecho de Magallanes - Canal Cockburn - Isla Kirke Westwards - Depth.
Source: Chilean Notice 8/83/07
4376 CHILE - Northern Coasts - Valparaso South-westwards - Punta Curaumilla - Fog signal.
Light List Vol. G, 2006/07, 1870
Source: Chilean Notice 8/77/07
Chart 1946 (plan A, Approaches to Quetzal ) [ previous update 3875/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Substitute
Gf Q OT(PQ) for G 13 5358N., 90 5126W.
Move
Gf Q C(PQ), from: 13 5264N., 90 5000W.
to: 13 5339N., 90 5000W.
Delete former Gf Q OT(PQ) 13 5280N., 90 5130W.
4380 ARGENTINA - Puerto Mar del Plata - Escollera Norte Eastwards and Drsena B - Cabota je -
Depths.
Source: Argentine Chart H-251 and Argentine Notice 15/117/07
Chart 531 (plan A, Puerto Mar del Plata) [ previous update 2662/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert depth 25 and extend 3fm contour NE to enclose 38 02170S., 57 31000W.
depth 33 (a) 38 02146S., 57 31070W.
depth 34 (b) 38 02208S., 57 31195W.
Substitute depth 41 for depth 45 38 02162S., 57 31145W.
depth 01 enclosed by 1fm contour for depth 13 38 02874S., 57 32360W.
depth 25 enclosed by 3fm contour for depth 32 38 02900S., 57 32272W.
Delete depth 44 , close N of: (a) above
depth 45 , adjacent to: (b) above
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4352 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Gulf of Mexico - Texas - Freeport Harbor - Channel depths.
Source: US Notice 36/11322/07
4353 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Gulf of Mexico - Louisiana and Texas - Sabine Pass, Sabine-Neches Canal
and Neches River - Channel depths.
Source: US Notices 36/11332/07, 36/11342/07 & 36/11343/07
4367 WEST INDIES - Nederlandse Antillen - Sint Maarten - Groot Baai - A.C.Wathey Pier - Pier.
Source: Netherlands Notice 35/482/07
Chart 2079 (plan D, Groot Baai) [ previous update 4114/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert pier, single firm line, joining: 18 0051N., 63 0291W.
( Iso.2s7M)
18 0049N., 63 0293W.
4379 COLOMBIA - Caribbean Sea Coast - Approaches to Puerto Bolivar - Baha Honda North-eastwards -
Depths.
Source: US Chart 24468
Chart 2267 (plan C, Approaches to Puerto Bolivar) [ previous update 1470/07 ] WGS84 DATUM
Insert depth 109 (a) 12 2322N., 71 4737W.
Delete depth 172 , adjacent to: (a) above
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4382 WEST INDIES - Puerto Rico - Baha de San Juan - Graving Dock Channel Northwards, Puerto Nuevo
Channel and Army Terminal Turning Basin - Obstructions. Wreck. Depth.
Source: US Coast Guard District 7 LNM 09/07
Chart 478 (plan A, Baha de San Juan) [ previous update 4030/07 ] UNDETERMINED DATUM
Insert
Obstn (a) 18 27355N., 66 06365W.
18 26016N., 66 06623W.
18 26000N., 66 06119W.
18 27152N., 66 06125W.
Delete
Obstn 18 25842N., 66 06380W.
depth 53 , close S of: (a) above
4305 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - East Coast - Virginia - Norfolk Harbor - Lambert Bend and Norfolk
International Terminals - Dredged depth. Depths. Buoyage. Obstructions. Coastline. Dolphins.
Lights.
Light List Vol. J, 2006/07, 1441, 1441.1, 1441.2, 1441.3, 1441.6, 1441.65, 1441.67, 1441.7, 1441.71, 1441.75, 1441.77,
1441.8, 1442.6, 1443, 1443.2, 1443.4, 1444, 1445, 1446, 1446.1
Source: US Charts 12222 & 12253
4318 CANADA - Nova Scotia - Bay of Fundy - Saint John Harbour - Long Wharf Eastwards and Navy Island
Terminal Northwards - Depths. Buoy.
Source: Canadian Notices 7/712/07 & 8/4117/07
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4354 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - East Coast - Florida - Miami Harbor - Turning Basin, Lummus Island
Turning Basin, Dodge Island Cut and Watson Park Westwards - Depths.
Dredged depth.
Source: US Notice 35/11468/07
4355 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - East Coast - Florida - Miami Harbor - Channel depths.
Source: US Notice 36/11468/07
4356 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - East Coast - North Carolina - Cape Fear River - Horseshoe Shoal
Channel Range South-westwards - The Rocks Breakwater Westwards - Light-beacon.
Light List Vol. J, 2006/07, 2488.1
Source: US Light List Vol II, 35/07
4363 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - East Coast - North Carolina - Morehead City - North Carolina State
Ports Authority Terminal South-westwards - Dredged depth.
Source: US Coast Guard District 5 LNM 32/07
Chart 3686 (plan, Morehead City) [ previous update 1933/07 ] NAD83 DATUM
Amend dredged depth to, 31 feet (2007), centred on: 34 4287N., 76 4231W.
2.38 Wk39/07
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4370 CANADA - Newfoundland and Labrador - Bay of Islands - Lark Harbour - Low Spit - Buoy.
Source: Canadian Notice 8/4653/07
4384 CANADA - Newfoundland and Labrador - Newfoundland, South Coast - Rose Blanche Pt Eastwards -
Buoy.
Source: Canadian Notices 8/4015/07 & 8/4022/07
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4321(T)/07 FINLAND - lands - Mrket Light, Eastwards - Norra Sankan - Depths. Rock.
Source: Finnish Notice 22-23/405(T)/07
1. Depths different from those charted have been found east of Mrket Light. The most significant are as follows:
23 m 60 1774N., 19 1099E.
24 m 60 1850N., 19 0958E.
Drying rock 60 1790N., 19 1094E.
2. Other depths less than charted may exist and vessels should exercise extreme caution when navigating in this area.
4280(T)/07 NORTH SEA - United Kingdom Sector - Britannia Gas Field - Development area.
Source: Health & Safety Executive
1. An Offshore Development Area, has been established around installations in the Britannia Gas Field until 30 September
2008, bounded by the following positions:
58 0422N., 1 0658E.
58 0375N., 1 1076E.
58 0154N., 1 0986E.
58 0201N., 1 0569E.
2. Vessels, subsea craft and divers will be working in the area. Other vessels are strongly advised to keep clear.
Charts affected - 278 - 291 - 2182B (INT 1042) - 2182C (INT 1041)
4322(P)/07 PORTUGAL - West Coast - Porto de Leixes, Barra do Rio Douro and Rio Douro -
Depths.
Source: Portuguese Chart 26402
1. Numerous depths less than charted exist in Porto de Leixes and Barra do Rio Douro. The most significant are as follows:
95 m 41 10737N., 8 42355W.
48 m 41 08746N., 8 40607W.
17 m 41 08839N., 8 40203W.
21 m 41 08841N., 8 40124W.
09 m 41 08842N., 8 38904W.
09 m 41 08815N., 8 38839W.
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4322(P)/07 PORTUGAL - West Coast - Porto de Leixes, Barra do Rio Douro and Rio Douro -
Depths. (continued)
2. Mariners are advised to proceed with caution in these areas.
3. These and other changes will be included in the next New Edition of 3258, to be published in due course.
4320(T)/07 INDIA - East Coast - Bay of Bengal, Gulf of Manna- r and Andaman Sea -
Data buoys.
Source: Indian Notice 16/444(T)/07 and Indian Hydrographic Office
1. Oceanographic data buoys will be on station in the positions given below until further notice. Mariners are advised to
exercise extreme caution and not to anchor or trawl within 1000m of the buoys.
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4320(T)/07 INDIA - East Coast - Bay of Bengal, Gulf of Manna- r and Andaman Sea -
Data buoys. (continued)
3. These lists will be updated, as necessary, by Temporary Notice to Mariners.
4. Former Notice 3909(T)/07 is cancelled.
Charts affected - 574 - 709 - 825 - 827 - 828 - 829 - 830 - 840 - 1586 - 1587 - 2063 - 2069 - 4706 (INT 706) - 4707
(INT 707)
4282(T)/07 MALAYSIA - Peninsular Malaysia, West Coast - Tanjung Tongkah - Kuala Langat - Buoy. Light-
beacon.
Source: Peninsular Malaysian Notice 34(T)/07
1. A new starboard-hand light-buoy, Fl.G.4s, has been established in position 2 4817N., 101 2404E. to mark the
collapsed light-beacon at Kuala Langat (2 4810N., 101 2430E.)
4300(P)/07 THAILAND - Gulf of Thailand Coast - Ko Si Chang to Si Racha and Laem Chabang - Traffic
separation scheme. Depths. Berths. Submarine pipeline. Beacons. Buoy. Shellfish bed. Jetties. Leading
lights. Pilot boarding places.
Source: Thai Charts 114, 156, 164, Thai ENC TH500114 & Thai Notice 140(P)/05
1. The following changes have been identified from the latest Thai charts. All positions are referred to INDIAN (1975) Datum.
2. A Traffic Separation Scheme exists between Ko Si Chang and the mainland coast.
a) The west limit of the southbound traffic separation lane is a line joining the following positions:
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4300(P)/07 THAILAND - Gulf of Thailand Coast - Ko Si Chang to Si Racha and Laem Chabang - Traffic
separation scheme. Depths. Berths. Submarine pipeline. Beacons. Buoy. Shellfish bed. Jetties. Leading
lights. Pilot boarding places. (continued)
3. Numerous depths less than charted exist, the most significant of which are:
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4293(T)/07 JAPAN - Hokkaido- - West Coast - Otaru Ko- - Benten Shima Eastwards - Fish trap.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1212(T)/07
1. A fish trap exists, until 20 November 2007, in the vicinity of a line joining the following positions:
4294(T)/07 JAPAN - Honshu- - North West Coast - Naoetsu - Offing Breakwater South-eastwards - Restricted
area.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1214(T)/07
1. A restricted area, entry prohibited, has been established, until 31 October 2007, within an area bounded by the following
positions:
4295(T)/07 JAPAN - Honshu- - South Coast - Mikawa Ko - Jinno-Futo - No 4 Quay - Dredging area.
Source: Japanese Notice 36/1218(T)/07
1. Dredging works are taking place, until 10 November 2007, within an area bounded by the following positions:
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Berth Metres
* Fisherman Islands No 9 139
* Fisherman Islands No 8 142
* Fisherman Islands No 7 141
* Fisherman Islands No 6 143
Fisherman Islands No 5 140
Fisherman Islands No 4 140
* Fisherman Islands No 3 140
* Fisherman Islands No 2 140
* Fisherman Islands No 1 140
* Fisherman Islands Grain and Woodchip 130
* Caltex Fisherman Islands 143
* BP Luggage Point 141
* Fisherman Islands Coal 132
* Caltex Products 101
* QCL 98
* BP Products 111
* Shell 109
Pacific Terminals 88
* Incitec North 103
* Incitec South 104
* Pinkenba 1 106
* Pinkenba 2 106
Sugar Terminal 97
* Cairncross Fitting Out Wharf 76
Cairncross Breasting Wharf 62
* Maritime No 3 81
* Maritime No 2 100
* Maritime No 1 91
* Hamilton No 4 104
* Hamilton No 3 105
* Hamilton No 2 100
* Hamilton No 1 103
* Hamilton Cruise Ship Terminal 82
* Indicates new or revised entry
2. Former Notice 5129(T)/06 is cancelled.
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Berth Metres
* Webb Dock East No 3 100
* Webb Dock East No 4 125
* Webb Dock East No 5 125
* Indicates revised entry.
2. Former Notice 4083(T)/07 is cancelled.
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4323(T)/07 SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN - Polynsie Franaise - les de la Socit and Archipel des Tuamotu - Fish
havens.
Source: French Notice 32/02(T)/07
1. Fish havens marked by special light-buoys, Fl, have been established in the following positions:
Huahine:
W 16 433S., 151 085W. 1060
Raiatea:
SW 16 557S., 151 330W. 1103
Tahaa:
NE 16 331S., 151 205W. 1103
Bora Bora:
SW 16 363S., 151 460W. 1060
W 16 283S., 151 502W. 1060
ARCHIPEL DES TUAMOTU
Niau 16 061S., 146 198W. 998
Apataki 15 349S., 146 294W. 998
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4352/07
On Chart 3854
On Chart 3192
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4353/07
On Chart 3192
On Chart 3192
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4355/07
On Chart 3698
On Chart 3539
MARINE FARMS
Marine farms may exist within the area of this
chart. They may not all be shown individually
and their positions may change frequently.
Marine farms may be marked by lit or unlit
buoys or beacons. Mariners are advised to
avoid these structures and their associated
moorings.
On Chart 3540
MARINE FARMS
Marine farms may exist within the area of this
chart. They may not all be shown individually
and their positions may change frequently.
Marine farms may be marked by lit or unlit
buoys or beacons. Mariners are advised to
avoid these structures and their associated
moorings.
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4386/2007
On Chart 1268
On Chart 2882
On Chart 2884
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4332/07
On Chart 967
PIPELINES
Mariners are advised not to anchor or trawl in
the vicinity of pipelines.
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4283/07. Image Size (mm) 69.4 by 75.6
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4283/07. Image Size (mm) 168.5 by 204.4
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4284/07. Image Size (mm) 86.1 by 87.9
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4297/07. Image Size (mm) 155.5 by 110.2
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4297/07. Image Size (mm) 179.9 by 264.5
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4297/07. Image Size (mm) 94 by 97.8
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4297/07. Image Size (mm) 57.7 by 97.9
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4303/07. Image Size (mm) 89.5 by 142.3
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4304/07. Image Size (mm) 184.6 by 188.6
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4304/07. Image Size (mm) 206.3 by 185.4
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To accompany Notice to Mariners 4305/07. Image Size (mm) 208.3 by 182.1
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NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS
See N.M. 13/07. Messages printed below are all in force on 17 September 2007. It is recommended that this reprint should be
kept in a file or book divided into areas, followed by subsequent weekly reprints. Only the most convenient Admiralty Chart is
quoted. For those series originated by other authorities only selected important warnings are reproduced.
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Weekly Edition 39, 27 September 2007 (published on the UKHO Website 20 Sept 2007).
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235 Cancelled.
236 Cancelled.
237 Cancelled.
238 Cancelled.
239 NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN AND WESTERN NORTH SEA. Chart BA 2. Major Naval Exercise involving ships,
submarines and aircraft in progress between 160001 to 271500 UTC Sep 07 within area bounded by: Barra Head 56-
47N 007-39W, 56-02N 007-40W, 55-50N 008-00W, 55-50N 013-00W, 61-00N 013-00W, 61-00N 000-00W, 55-00N
000-00W, 55-00N 001-25W, the English and Scottish coasts anti-clockwise to Cape Wrath 58-38N 005-00W, Butt of
Lewis 58-31N 006-16W, then west of Outer Hebrides to Barra Head. Warships may conduct identity challenges by
VHF radio and mariners are requested to cooperate. Cancel this message 271600 UTC Sep 07.
240 Cancelled.
241 Cancelled.
242 Cancelled.
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North Sea: 55 to 60N, East of 5W and the Baltic Sea.
55-32.3N 005-01.9E Maersk Endeavour
55-33.5N 005-08.1E Ensco 71
56-26.5N 002-42.1E Rowan Gorilla 7
56-36.7N 003-08.7E Maersk Gallant
56-44.2N 001-23.4E GSF Arctic 4
56-56.0N 002-09.7E Ensco 101
57-12.5N 001-14.8E Transocean John Shaw
57-15.5N 000-28.8E GSF Arctic 3
57-22.6N 002-16.1E Maersk Guardian
57-25.2N 001-13.9E Ocean Nomad
57-28.2N 000-37.1E Noble Ton van Langeveld
57-36.2N 001-37.7E Sedco 712
57-36.8N 006-36.4E Polar Pioneer
57-40.4N 000-24.7E GSF Galaxy 2
57-53.0N 001-23.7E Ocean Guardian
58-12.9N 001-46.7E Maersk Giant
58-23.8N 000-05.7E Ocean Princess
58-25.2N 000-32.9W Stena Spey
NEW 58-28.7N 000-38.0E Borgsten Dolphin
58-42.8N 001-38.0E Ocean Vanguard
58-50.1N 002-14.1E Bredford Dolphin
58-53.0N 002-22.4E West Epsilon
59-21.0N 001-33.2E GSF Arctic 2
59-34.6N 001-55.5E Deepsea Bergen
59-39.4N 002-16.7E Deepsea Delta
NOTES:
a. Rigs are protected by a 500 metre safety zone.
b. ACP - Adjacent to Charted Platform.
2. Cancel 234/07.
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(2) Navarea II (E Atlantic) Weekly Edition 39
Edited Navarea II warnings in force 17/9/07: NIL
324 to 333 received.
270 GULF OF MEXICO. Due to the passage of Hurricane Humberto, aids to navigation, structures or platforms in the
Gulf of Mexico and surrounding waters may be damaged, unlit, destroyed or submerged. Buoys may be off station,
damaged, sunk or otherwise inoperative. Mariners should not rely completely on the position or operation of an aid to
navigation, but should employ other methods of determining position as may be available. Wrecks and submerged
obstructions may have been moved from charted positions, pipelines may become uncovered or moved and shoals may
be created due to storm surges. Mariners should exercise caution and report all navigation aid discrepancies to the
nearest Coast Guard Unit.
(9) Navarea IX (Persian Gulf, Red Sea, NW Arabian Sea) Weekly Edition 39
Edited Navarea IX warnings in force 17/9/07: 2007 series: 050 055.
Nil received.
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(13) Navarea XIII (NW Pacific) Weekly Edition 39
Edited Navarea XIII warnings in force 17/9/07: NIL.
Nil received.
1558 WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Prince Frederick Harbour. Chart GBAUS 320. Underwater rock reported
15-02.83S 125-13.51E.
1601 GPS. it is reported that the broadcast navigation message from several PRNs may cause possible errors in accuracy.
Users that may have experienced problems, anomalies or outages with GPS are requested to provide online feedback at
http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/gpsuserinput.htm. Mariners are encouraged to report GPS, DGPS, LORAN or AIS
problems, anomalies or outages to the USCG Navigation Center at phone 703 313 5900 or e-mail nisws
navcen.uscg.gov
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AMENDMENTS TO ADMIRALTY SAILING DIRECTIONS
NP 25 British Columbia Pilot Volume I The Quarantine Act as amended June 2007,
(2004 Edition) requires that,
34. (2) As soon as possible before a conveyance
arrives at its destination in Canada, the operator shall
APPENDIX III CANADIAN QUARANTINE inform a quarantine officer or cause a quarantine
REPORTING REQUIREMENT
officer to be informed of any reasonable grounds to
450 suspect that
Left column lines 1--18 Replace by: (a) any person, cargo or other thing on board the
conveyance could cause the spreading of a
communicable disease listed in the schedule;
The following are extracts from the Canadian
(b) a person aboard the conveyance has died; or
Quarantine Act and Quarantine Regulations:
(c) any prescribed circumstances exist.
(4) No operator contravenes subsection (2) if it is
The Quarantine Act as amended June 2007,
not reasonably possible for the operator to inform a
requires that,
quarantine officer or cause a quarantine officer to be
34. (2) As soon as possible before a conveyance
informed before the conveyances arrival at its
arrives at its destination in Canada, the operator shall
destination in Canada, as long as the operator does so
inform a quarantine officer or cause a quarantine
on the conveyances arrival at that destination.
officer to be informed of any reasonable grounds to
suspect that
The Quarantine Regulations, made pursuant to the
(a) any person, cargo or other thing on board the
Quarantine Act, require that,
conveyance could cause the spreading of a
communicable disease listed in the schedule; Canadian Eastern Notice 08/*806/07
(b) a person aboard the conveyance has died; or (HH.602/006/03) [39/07]
(c) any prescribed circumstances exist.
(4) No operator contravenes subsection (2) if it is
not reasonably possible for the operator to inform a NP 50 Newfoundland and Labrador Pilot
quarantine officer or cause a quarantine officer to be
(2006 Edition)
informed before the conveyances arrival at its
destination in Canada, as long as the operator does so
on the conveyances arrival at that destination. APPENDIX III CANADIAN QUARANTINE
REPORTING REQUIREMENT
The Quarantine Regulations, made pursuant to the
507
Quarantine Act, require that,
Left column lines 1--19 Replace by:
Canadian Eastern Notice 08/*806/07
(HH.602/006/03) [39/07] The following are extracts from the Canadian
Quarantine Act and Quarantine Regulations:
NP 26 British Columbia Pilot Volume II The Quarantine Act as amended June 2007,
(2005 Edition) requires that,
34. (2) As soon as possible before a conveyance
arrives at its destination in Canada, the operator shall
APPENDIX III CANADIAN QUARANTINE inform a quarantine officer or cause a quarantine
REPORTING REQUIREMENT
officer to be informed of any reasonable grounds to
264 suspect that
Left column lines 1--19 Replace by: (a) any person, cargo or other thing on board the
conveyance could cause the spreading of a
communicable disease listed in the schedule;
The following are extracts from the Canadian
(b) a person aboard the conveyance has died; or
Quarantine Act and Quarantine Regulations:
(c) any prescribed circumstances exist.
(4) No operator contravenes subsection (2) if it is
not reasonably possible for the operator to inform a
quarantine officer or cause a quarantine officer to be
informed before the conveyances arrival at its
destination in Canada, as long as the operator does so
on the conveyances arrival at that destination.
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NP 59 Nova Scotia and Bay of Fundy Pilot NP 65 Saint Lawrence Pilot (2006 Edition)
(2005 Edition)
APPENDIX III CANADIAN QUARANTINE
APPENDIX IV CANADIAN QUARANTINE REPORTING REQUIREMENT
REPORTING REQUIREMENT
363
236 Left column lines 1--19 Replace by:
Left column lines 1--19 Replace by:
The following are extracts from the Canadian
The following are extracts from the Canadian Quarantine Act and Quarantine Regulations:
Quarantine Act and Quarantine Regulations:
The Quarantine Act as amended June 2007,
The Quarantine Act as amended June 2007, requires that,
requires that, 34. (2) As soon as possible before a conveyance
34. (2) As soon as possible before a conveyance arrives at its destination in Canada, the operator shall
arrives at its destination in Canada, the operator shall inform a quarantine officer or cause a quarantine
inform a quarantine officer or cause a quarantine officer to be informed of any reasonable grounds to
officer to be informed of any reasonable grounds to suspect that
suspect that (a) any person, cargo or other thing on board the
(a) any person, cargo or other thing on board the conveyance could cause the spreading of a
conveyance could cause the spreading of a communicable disease listed in the schedule;
communicable disease listed in the schedule; (b) a person aboard the conveyance has died; or
(b) a person aboard the conveyance has died; or (c) any prescribed circumstances exist.
(c) any prescribed circumstances exist. (4) No operator contravenes subsection (2) if it is
(4) No operator contravenes subsection (2) if it is not reasonably possible for the operator to inform a
not reasonably possible for the operator to inform a quarantine officer or cause a quarantine officer to be
quarantine officer or cause a quarantine officer to be informed before the conveyances arrival at its
informed before the conveyances arrival at its destination in Canada, as long as the operator does so
destination in Canada, as long as the operator does so on the conveyances arrival at that destination.
on the conveyances arrival at that destination.
The Quarantine Regulations, made pursuant to the
The Quarantine Regulations, made pursuant to the Quarantine Act, require that,
Quarantine Act, require that,
Canadian Eastern Notice 08/*806/07
Canadian Eastern Notice 08/*806/07 (HH.602/006/03) [39/07]
(HH.602/006/03) [39/07]
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AMENDMENTS TO ADMIRALTY SAILING DIRECTIONS
Weekly
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1 Africa I
2, 85, 89, 92, 100 Spain -- Islas Canarias Vessel traffic service; Traffic Separation 46/06
Schemes; Areas to be avoided
5 Spain -- Islas Canarias PSSAs 15/07
26, 85 Islas Canarias -- Conception Bank Depth 38/06
149 Morocco -- North of Cap de Mazagan Shoal depth 31/07
182 Mauritania -- South east of Cap Blanc Stranded wreck 32/07
301 Cte dIvoire -- Lion A Termimal Exclusion zone 06/07
303 Cte dIvoire -- Abijan outer anchorage Wreck 22/07
2 Africa II
99 Equatorial Guinea -- Punta Malabo to Punta Europa Jetty 33/05
147 Gabon -- Libreville Dangerous wreck 45/06
166--169 Republic of Congo -- Approaches to Pointe Noire Platform; wrecks; 09/06
obstruction
196 Angola -- Kizomba Terminal Waiting area; development 36/05
197 Angola -- Girassol Terminal Information 26/05
197 Angola -- Offshore Dalia Terminal 18/07
198 Angola Lombo East Terminal 26/05
206 Angola -- Porto de Luanda -- Commercial Quay Wreck 14/06
206 Angola -- Porto de Luanda approaches Wreck 04/07
247 Namibia Orangemund Oil Terminal 11/06
279 South Africa -- Cape Town TSS Shoal depths 06/07
3 Africa III
87 South Africa -- Mossel Bay Wreck 30/07
270 Tanzania Songo Songo Island 49/06
4 South--East Alaska
78 Behm Canal -- Neets Bay Shoal depth 09/07
84--85 Prince of Wales Island -- Kasaan Bay -- Coal Bay and Twelvemile Arm 40/06
Shoal depths
95 Wrangell Narrows Depths 36/07
107 Eastern Passage -- Channel Island Depth 30/06
108 Wrangell Island -- Madan Bay Anchorage 20/07
305 Prince William Sound -- Hinchinbrook Entrance Submerged buoy 16/07
305 Valdez Arm Directions 37/07
377 Cook Inlet -- Point Possession Light 15/07
389 US Code of Federal Regulations Naval Vessel Protection Zones 44/06
5 South America I
5 Regulations -- Brazil Ballast water management 19/07
87 Brazil -- Canal do Norte Directions 21/07
199-- 200 Brazil -- E coast Principal marks; directions 27/07
202 Brazil -- Porto de Vitria; Porto de Tubaro Outer anchorages 21/07
262 Brazil -- S coast Directions 33/07
272, 274, 276--277 Brazil -- Lagoa dos Patos Pilotage; anchorages 08/06
272, 274, 276--277 Brazil -- Lagoa dos Patos Pilotage; anchorages 38/07
274, 276 Brazil -- Lagoa dos Patos -- Rio Guaba Bridge 05/06
308 Uruguay -- Approaches to Puerto de Colonia -- Banco de los 46/06
Pescadores Wreck
324 Uruguay -- Rio Uruguay Wreck 13/07
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344 Argentina -- Puerto Mar del Plata Directions 43/06
352 Argentina -- Puertos Ingeniero White, Nacional and Galvn Depths 15/07
6 South America II
42 East Falkland Island -- Approaches to Stanley Harbour -- 24/05
Cape Pembroke Racon
42 Falkland Islands Berkeley Sound Wrecks 21/07
54 Falkland Islands -- East Falkland -- Mare Harbour; East Cove 20/05
Restricted area; buoy
67--68 Falkland Islands -- Falkland Sound and San Carlos Water Traffic 30/07
regulations
117 Argentina -- Puerto Santa Cruz Pilotage 31/07
127 Argentina Rio Cullen Terminal 27/06
128--129 San Sebastin Oil Terminal Berth; directions 40/05
241 Chile -- Estrecho de Magallanes -- Bahia Gente Grande -- 33/05
Caleta Clarencia Oil Terminal Leading lights
248 Chile -- Puerto Nuevo Directions 33/07
249 Chile -- Canal Whiteside Directions 33/07
411 Chile -- Approaches to Golfo Ladrillero Depth 25/07
7A South America IV
61 Guyane Franaise -- Fleuve Maroni Buoy 33/07
107 Trinidad -- Radix Point to Galera Point Mud volcano 34/07
169 Venezuela -- Islas de Pritu Directions 29/07
258 Colombia -- Puerto Ziga General information; anchorage areas 29/07
9 Antarctic
3 Antarctic Treaty Area Ballast water management 19/07
3, 253, 255 Antarctic Specially Protected Areas 01/05
79 les Crozet -- le de la Possession -- Baie du Marin Anchorage 05/07
80 Indian Ocean, les Kerguelen Mooring regulations 30/06
100 Southern Ocean -- Heard and McDonald Islands Marine Reserve 14/07
125--126 South Georgia -- Cape Paryadin Andrews Rocks 06/06
141 South Shetland Islands -- Elephant Island -- Cape Valentine Depth 24/05
146 King George Island -- Tu Rocks Beacon 37/07
154 South Shetland Islands -- Deception Island -- Port Foster Directions 49/04
160 Joinville Island Group -- Dundee Island -- Welchness Depth; aids to 23/06
navigation
161 Antarctic Sound -- Hope Bay -- Hut Cove Rocas Denticuladas 11/05
Light--beacons
164 Trinity Island -- Farewell Rock Beacon 37/07
171 Danco Coast -- Cierva Point Beacon 37/07
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11 Arctic II
3 Svalbard Navigation warning 26/07
17 Greenland Ice reconnaissance 33/05
101 Iceland -- Hafnarfjrdhur Directions 21/05
101 Iceland -- Hafnarfjrdhur Directions 18/07
103 Iceland -- Skerjafjrdhur Buoy; leading beacons 21/05
133 Iceland -- Sgandafjrdhur -- Sudhureyri Approach 46/06
149 Iceland -- Berufjrur Approaches 08/06
226--227 Svalbard Ny-lesund Restricted area; anchorage 12/05
12 Arctic III
3 Greenland Mandatory ship reporting system 49/02
103 Greenland, West coast -- Sydprven Submarine pipeline; anchorage 13/05
110 Greenland, West coast -- Skovfjord Directions 40/05
115 Greenland, West coast -- Nunarssuit -- Naujartalik Rock 44/06
120 Greenland, West coast -- Arsuk Fjord -- Sndre Lb Napassut Light 33/04
124--126 Greenland, West coast -- Frederikshb Submarine pipeline; 13/05
anchorages; mooring buoys
126 Greenland, West coast Frederikshb Submarine outfall 41/04
126 Greenland, West coast -- Inner Route -- Arsuk Fjord to Frederikshb 33/05
Caution
169 Greenland, West coast -- Egedesminde and approaches -- Qrajugtog 43/04
Leading light
227 Hudson Strait -- Goodwin Island Light removed 13/07
228 Hudson Strait -- Resolution Island Light removed 05/07
13 Australia I
92 Queensland -- Weipa Anchorages 11/06
92 Queensland -- Weipa Pilot Boarding Place 34/05
92 Queensland -- Weipa Prohibited area 37/07
96 Queensland -- Karumba Mooring buoys 34/07
108 Northern Territory -- Bromby Islets Light buoy 22/07
111 Northern Territory -- Gove Harbour Light--buoys 49/05
133 Northern Territory -- Point Jahleel Depths 28/07
148 Northern Territory -- Melville Island -- Apsley Strait Buoyage 33/05
149 Northern Territories -- Darwin Submarine pipeline; light--beacons 11/06
153 Northern Territories -- Darwin Traffic regulations; light--buoys 11/06
155 Northern Territory -- Darwin Light buoys established 11/07
158 Northern Territories -- Darwin Berth; light--buoy 11/06
183 Western Australia -- Scott Reef -- Sandy Islet Tower 26/06
193 Western Australia -- Port of Koolan Island 28/07
205 Western Australia -- Lacepede Channel Racons 26/06
221 Western Australia -- North West Cape Oil production wells 18/07
222 Western Australia Offshore production platforms 29/07
230 Western Australia -- Dampier Safety Exclusion Zones 08/07
232--233 Western Australia -- Dampier Leading lights; directions 04/06
241 Western Australia -- Mary Anne Passage -- Corner Shoals Depth 12/06
246 Western Australia -- North West Cape Oil field 21/06
259 Western Australia -- Carnarvon Lights 21/07
266 Western Australia -- Houtman Abrolhos Racon 18/07
266 Western Australia -- Houtman Abrolhos Racon 20/07
268 Western Australia -- Geelvink Channel Depth 50/05
272 Western Australia -- Cliff Head Submarine pipeline; oil production 15/06
platform
280--281, 283--284 Western Australia -- Approaches to Fremantle Depths; pilotage; 43/05
directions
314 Western Australia -- Hopetoun -- Mary Ann Haven Beacons 47/05
333 South Australia -- Thevenard Light Beacon 24/06
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336 South Australia -- Streaky Bay Aids to navigation 23/06
345--346, 351,355, 361 South Australia -- Spencer Gulf Directions; deep--water route 34/07
347 South Australia -- Thistle Island Light--buoy 08/06
349--350 South Australia -- Port Lincoln BHP Jetty 25/07
362, 364, 366 South Australia -- Whyalla to Port Pirie Pilotage 33/05
364 South Australia -- Port Bonython Restricted areas 22/06
375 South Australia -- South Page Racon established 14/07
383--384, 386--388 South Australia -- Adelaide Leading lights; pilot boarding area; port 38/06
limits
386, 389 South Australia -- Adelaide Depth; leading beacons 11/06
392 South Australia -- Port Giles Depths 50/05
394 South Australia -- Ardrossan Depths 35/06
14 Australia II
86--87 Victoria -- Port Campbell Platform; production wells; submarine gas 20/06
pipelines
102 Victoria -- Port Phillip -- South Channel Wrecks 49/05
102--104 Victoria -- Port Phillip -- West Channel Lights 28/06
108 Victoria -- Port of Geelong Regulations concerning entry 16/06
117--119 Victoria -- Port of Melbourne; Port Phillip Traffic regulations; 06/06
by--pass channel
117 Victoria -- Port Phillip Prohibited anchorage and fishing area 09/05
127 Victoria -- Western Port Beacons discontinued 13/07
147--148, 150--151, 153 Victoria -- Corner Inlet; Port Albert Pilotage 10/05
218 Tasmania -- DEntrecasteaux Channel Light 17/07
241 Tasmania -- Blackman Bay -- Denison Canal Depths; directional 04/06
light
246 Tasmania -- Mercury Passage Wreck 17/07
247 Tasmania -- Blackman Bay -- Marion Narrows Depth; leading lights 52/05
247 Tasmania -- Marion Narrows Light--beacon altered 07/07
253 Tasmania -- Boat Harbour Point Shoal 08/07
260--261 New South Wales -- Twofold Bay Navigation marks 37/07
282--284 New South Wales -- Port Kembla Traffic regulations 32/06
284--285 New South Wales -- Port Kembla Leading lights 41/06
285 New South Wales -- Port Kembla Leading lights 34/07
15 Australia III
4, 367 Queensland -- Torres Strait and approaches Pilotage 40/06
88 New South Wales -- Bungan Head Historic wreck 32/07
95 New South Wales -- Lake Macquarie Leading lights 06/06
136 Queensland -- Moreton Bay -- East Channel Depth 08/06
136--137 Queensland -- Brisbane Controlling depths; under keel clearances 11/07
137 Australia, Queensland -- Brisbane Under--keel allowances 33/07
140 Queensland -- Brisbane River -- Eagle Farm Flats Reach Leading 24/06
lights discontinued
148 Australia -- Queensland -- Sandy Cape Racon 22/07
154 Australia, Queensland -- Bustard Head Light Red sector removed 33/07
157 Australia -- Queensland -- Pialba Radio Mast 22/07
164 Queensland -- Gladstone Controlling depth 37/07
165 Queensland -- Gladstone Pilot boarding places 14/07
168--169 Australia -- Queensland -- Gladstone Navaid 22/07
203 Queensland -- Port of Hay Point Pilot boarding places 19/07
203 Queensland -- Hay Point Restricted area; aid to navigation 38/06
204, 206--207 Queensland -- Flat Top Island Light discontinued 06/07
217 Queensland -- Hillsborough Channel -- Fantome Rocks Depth 05/06
228 Queensland -- Shute Harbour Prohibited anchorage 14/06
232 Queensland -- Bowen Leading light 28/07
246--247 Queensland -- Hinchinbrook Channel Pilotage 25/07
252 Queensland -- Townsville -- Breakwater Marina Channel Depth 04/06
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260 Queensland -- Mourilyan Harbour Depth 04/06
295 Queensland -- Eden Reef Racon 27/06
312 Queensland -- Fairway Reef Wreck 04/06
318 Queensland -- Clerke Island Light 36/06
339, 341--343 Papua New Guinea, Round Hill Anchorage to Cloudy Bay Beacons 50/06
discontinued
344, 348 Papua New Guinea -- Port Moresby to Round Hill Anchorage 03/07
Beacons discontinued
377--378 Queensland -- Torres Strait -- Gannet Passage; Herald Patches 04/06
Depths; buoyage
377 Queensland -- Torres Strait -- Gannet Passage Depth 06/06
377, 380 Queensland -- Varzin Passage Light buoys 48/06
378 Australia, Torres Strait -- Alert Patches Light--buoy altered 50/06
378 Australia -- Queensland -- East Strait Island Leading light 22/07
383 Torres Strait -- Goods Island -- Bertie Bay Anchorage Obstruction 16/06
18 Baltic I
4 Denmark -- Traffic and operations Ship movement reporting 29/07
62 Through Routes North Sea to Baltic Sea IMO Maritime Safety 38/07
Committee
132 Sweden -- Halmstad Directions 10/07
204, 209 Denmark -- Kbenhavn Bryggebroen swing bridge 05/07
409 Germany -- Hafen Olpenitz Directions 14/07
436 Germany -- Lbeck Directions 14/07
444 Germany -- Gedser to Baltic Sea Controlling depth 38/07
448 Germany -- Stralsund North approaches Draughts 14/07
448 Germany -- Stralsund North approaches Draughts 22/07
19 Baltic II
10 Sweden Pilotage 03/07
10 Denmark Pilotage 03/07
82--85, 88, 106, 116, Baltic Sea -- Sweden -- Denmark -- Estonia DW route; areas to be 26/06
118, 120, 150, 376, 412 avoided; traffic separation scheme; directions; draught restrictions
93 Denmark -- Bornholm -- Allinge Directions 41/06
103 Sweden -- Gotland -- Visby Outer anchorages 10/07
110 Sweden -- Slite Lanthamn Directions 36/06
134 Sweden -- Karlshamn Pilotage 01/07
165 Sweden -- land -- Stora Rr Directions 32/05
216 Sweden -- Oxelsund Directions 39/06
218 Sweden -- Nykping approaches Maximum authorised draught 43/06
247 Sweden -- Agneudde to Fagern Directions; light 09/06
250--251 Sweden -- Vsters Limiting conditions; directions 03/06
277 Sweden -- Approaches to Sandhamn -- Stora Hstskr Directions; 07/06
light
281--283 Sweden, East coast -- Stockholms Skrgrd -- Saxarfjrden to 08/06
Lngholmsfjrden Directions; traffic regulations; light; buoyage
291 Sweden -- Stockholm -- Saltsjn and Hammarbyleden Directions 09/06
296 Finland -- Svenska Bjrn to Simpnsklubb Directions 07/07
322 Germany -- Griefswalder Bodden Directions 14/07
323 Germany -- Stralsund East approaches Draught 14/07
342 Poland -- Szczecin Limiting draughts 22/07
354 Poland -- Gulf of Gdamsk -- West side Prohibited area 07/07
357 Poland -- Hel Directions 18/07
361 Poland -- Gdamsk -- Martwa Wisa Safe overhead clearance 46/05
368--369 Russia -- Kaliningrad Directions; pilotage 32/06
368, 370 Russia -- Baltiysk Restricted area; turning area 52/05
378 Lithuania -- Mys Taran to Klaipda Directions 50/06
379, 381 Lithuania -- Klaipda Depths; vertical clearance; directions 36/06
381 Lithuania -- Klaipda Directions; light 29/05
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390 Latvia -- Ventspils Directions 23/06
396 Estonia -- Mntu Directions 20/05
404, 407 Latvia -- Gulf of Rga -- Salacgrva to Vinameri Directions 49/06
407 Estonia -- Gulf of Rga -- Salacgrva to Vinameri Directions 47/06
410 Estonia -- Nasva Directions 09/07
416 Estonia -- Kihelkonna laht Directions 20/06
417 Estonia Saaremaa Harbour 47/06
20 Baltic III
10 Finland -- Traffic and operations Recommended tracks 22/07
103 Estonia -- Tallinn Anchorage 25/07
109 Estonia -- Muuga Pilotage 47/06
155 Finland -- Approach to Inkoo Directions 45/06
161 Finland -- Bjrkfjrden Anchorage 05/07
186 Finland -- Kejvsal stra Fjrd Authorised draught 07/07
200 Finland -- Approaches to Hamina Einonkarinmatala Light 25/07
223 Finland -- Ut to Fltjan Directions 45/06
228 Finland -- Channel via Paraistenportti Directions 45/06
261--263 Finland -- Maarianhamina Approach; directions 45/06
263 Finland -- Maarianhamina and approaches Shoaling 34/07
279--280 Finland -- Hylkkari to Kloppi Directions 45/06
282 Finland -- Uusikaupunki Directions 20/07
287 Finland -- Kuuskajaskari Directions 04/07
329 Finland -- Himanka Authorised draught 07/07
402 Sweden -- Galtstrm Directions 45/06
21 Bay of Bengal
1 East coast of India Unexploded ordnance 25/07
2 Tsunami 03/05
4, 143 Thailand Firing Practice Areas 05/07
53 India -- Coromandel coast -- Kverippattinam Dangerous wreck 45/04
56 India -- Chennai Submarine cables 08/07
56 India -- Coromandel coast -- Chennai Light Racon 13/05
59 India -- Coromandel coast Rmypatnam Light 06/05
60 India -- Coromandel coast -- Nizampatnam Light 33/04
61 India -- Coromandel coast -- Approaches to Kkinda -- Vkalapdi 06/06
Light Racon
63 India, East coast -- Approaches to Vishkhapatnam -- Dolphins Nose 05/06
Light Racon
63 Approaches to Vishkhapatnam -- Gangavaran Port Development 17/07
64 India, East coast -- Vishkhapatnam Inner Harbour Development 39/04
64 India, East coast -- Vishkhapatnam Outer Harbour Development 35/04
67 India -- Orissa coast -- Bruva Light 43/05
67 India -- Orissa coast -- Baruva Depth 45/06
70 India -- East coast -- Paradip VLCC Anchorage 22/06
80 India -- Swatch of No--Ground Depths 39/06
83 Approaches to Karnaphuli River Stranded wreck 26/04
83 Approaches to Karnaphuli River Stranded wreck 31/04
83--85 Bangla Desh -- Chittagong Wrecks; pilot boarding position 44/06
87 Bangladesh -- Chittagong coast -- Coxs Bluff Submarine cable; 25/05
anchorage
87 Bangladesh -- Coxs Bazar South--westwards Submarine cable 03/07
105 Burma (Myanmar) Yadana Gasfield 29/05
144 Thailand, West coast -- Mu Ko Similan -- Ko Similan Eastwards 03/07
Rock
160 Andaman Islands -- Port Blair -- Hood Point Dangerous wreck 45/05
162 Andaman Sea -- The Sisters Dangerous Wreck 15/07
162 Andaman Islands -- South Brother Island Rock 11/05
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22 Bay of Biscay
58 Loctudy -- Chenal de lOuest Directions 36/07
87 Lorient -- Passe du Sud Directions 35/07
162 Baie de Bourgneuf--Eastern Part -- Le Fain Directions 35/07
215 La Gironde -- Secondary Channel Directions 35/07
224 Bassin dArcachon Directions 36/07
245 Pasaia to Punta Mariantn Directions 35/07
25 British Columbia I
2, 55, 252, 334, 346, 427 British Columbia Scientific moorings 23/07
7, 55--56, 59, 63--65, Routeing measures 24/05
68--69, 78--79, 133--134,
136--137, 141, 145--146,
148--150, 158--160, 199,
201--203, 214
11 Tanker Exclusion Zone (TEZ); traffic 12/05
19, 214--215 Approaches to Vancouver Harbour Measured distance 19/07
59, 61 Juan de Fuca Strait -- San Juan Point Light 09/07
62 Juan de Fuca Strait -- Sooke Harbour Leading Lights; buoyage 17/06
63, 158 Juan de Fuca and Haro Straits Risk of collision 44/05
74 Vancouver Island -- Victoria Directions 05/06
90, 92--93 Puget Sound -- Point Monroe Light beacon 38/06
106, 468--469 Puget Sound Safety and security zones 08/05
116 Puget Sound -- Olympia Shoal Directions; wreck 28/05
188 Houston Passage Anchorages 26/05
202 Westshore Terminals and Deltaport Traffic regulations; caution 25/05
218 Canada -- Vancouver Harbour -- Brockton Point Light 25/06
220 Burrard Inlet Traffic regulations 22/05
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230 Nanaimo Harbour -- Newcastle Island Passage Buoyage; directions 05/06
232 Percy Anchorage Vertical clearance 38/07
287 Strait of Georgia -- Hole in the Wall -- Florence Cove Anchorage 11/06
287 Strait of Georgia -- Calm Channel Landmark 34/07
298--300 Discovery Passage Light; terminal 46/06
299--300 Campbell River Directions; berth 12/07
305 Discovery Passage -- Granite Bay Wreck 52/05
392 Vancouver Island -- Berryman Point Light; beacon 44/06
450 Appendix III Canadian Quarantine Reporting Requirement 39/07
452--454 United States Code of Federal Regulations -- Ports and Waterways 19/05
Safety -- General Notice of Arrival Information Items
465 US Code of Federal Regulations Naval Vessel Protection Zones 44/06
26 British Columbia II
66--67 Inner Passage Route Cousins Inlet; Ocean Falls 29/05
99 Verney Passage Beacon 44/06
100 Gardner Canal -- Kemano Bay Buoy removed 29/06
109 Grenville Channel to Chatham Sound Directions 31/06
111 Skeena River and approaches Directions 31/06
120 Duncan Bay Light; buoyage 31/06
174 Surf Inlet Beacon 44/06
184 Hecate Strait -- Beaver Passage Depth 21/07
213--214 Skidegate Inlet Lawn Point Leading Lights; buoys 22/06
215 Maude Channel to Skidegate Channel Buoy 44/06
233 Skidegate Channel -- East Narrows Leading beacons 42/05
243 Henslung and Beal Coves Anchorage 44/06
245 Graham Island -- Virago Sound and Alexandra Narrows Depths 11/06
264 Appendix III Canadian Quarantine Reporting Requirement 39/07
27 Channel
9 Pollution of the sea Western European Tanker Reporting System 20/05
62--63 Cap de la Hague north--eastwards EC2 Light Buoy 26/07
70, 73 Isles of Scilly -- Buoyage Directions 36/06
82, 84 Penzance Bay Directions 01/07
94 Falmouth Pilot boarding place 31/06
94, 95 Falmouth -- Black Rock Beacon Directions 35/06
100 Charlestown Pilot boarding arrangements 41/06
101 Par Pilot boarding arrangements 41/06
102 Par Harbour Directions 25/07
104 Fowey Pilot boarding arrangements 41/06
110, 115--116 Plymouth Traffic signals 01/02/06
119 Plymouth Approaches -- Eastern Channel Depths 40/05
122 Plymouth -- Hamoaze Directions 34/07
123 Plymouth Sound -- Cattewater Directions 08/07
127 Plymouth Approaches -- Bigbury Bay Buoyage 50/05
143--144 Tor Bay -- Brixham Harbour Berths 16/05
152 West Bay -- Bridport Harbour Directions 01/07
158 Portland Approaches Directions 17/06
160 Portland Harbour -- East Ship Channel Leading lights 23/05
171, 173, 175 Poole Harbour -- Buoyage; directions 23/06
172 Poole Harbour Approaches Restricted areas 16/05
173 Poole Harbour Chain Ferry Regulations 35/05
187 Portsmouth Pilotage 05/07
187 Portsmouth Pilotage 12/06
191 Needles Channel and Approaches Directions 19/06
192, 193, 196 West Solent -- Beaulieu River Buoyage; directions 18/06
193 Solent W part and W approaches -- North Channel Directions 28/07
196 The Solent -- Beaulieu River Leading mark 50/05
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201--202 Chichester Harbour Directions 29/07
203 Langstone Harbour Pilotage 36/05
269 France, West coast -- Port dAudierne Directions 25/06
285 Baie de Morlaix -- Chenal de Trguier Directions 24/07
299 Les Haux de Brhat to Grand Ljon -- Roche Gautier Directions 12/07
304 Paimpol Approaches Beacon; drying height 10/06
305 Baie de Saint--Brieuc -- Le Lgu Pilot boarding position 21/05
315 Approaches to Saint--Malo Directions 36/07
358 Channel Islands -- Plateau des Minquiers Directions 19/06
365--367 Channel Islands -- St Helier Approaches Directions 20/07
383 France N coast -- Cap de la Hague SSW Wreck 35/07
393 Cherbourg -- Passe de lEst Leading lights 32/05
396 Port du Cap Lvi Directions 44/05
415 Estuaire de la Seine -- Rouen Waiting Areas Pilotage 16/07
415 Estuaire de la Seine -- Le Havre Waiting area; dangerous wrecks 16/05
415, 417, 418, 424 Le Havre Port 2000 35/06
424 Le Havre Directions 28/07
429 Estuaire de la Seine -- Chenal de Rouen Directions; dangerous 16/05
wreck
431 Baie de Seine -- Trouville--Deauville Directions 30/06
438 Le Havre -- Antifer Wreck 47/06
28 Dover Strait
13, 213--214, 217--218, Hoek van Holland Withdrawal of signals 24/06
220
58, 61--62 Dover Strait and adjacent waters TSS--Foxtrot 3 Precautionary Area 47/06
and recommended direction of traffic established.
64, 101 Dover Strait South Goodwin Light--float removed; SW Goodwin 31/06
Light--buoy moved
101 Dover Strait SW Goodwin Light Buoy 24/07
120 Le Trport -- Anchorage Dangerous wreck 12/07
120 Le Trport -- Anchorage Wreck removed 13/07
140 Port of Dunkerque Regulations 45/06
145 Dunkerque Port Ouest Lights--in--line removed 16/07
161 Approach to Westerschelde Buoyage 22/06
165 Zeebrugge -- Traffic signals for LNG vessels 16/07
177 Westerschelde Directions; Schone Waardin Light 20/07
184 Westerschelde -- Zuidergat Tidal stream; ships wash 16/07
185 Westerschelde -- Zuidergat Buoyage; light 11/07
211--212, 215 Approaches to Hoek van Holland Pilotage; traffic regulations 31/06
211--212, 215 Hoek van Holland Pilotage 39/06
212 Hoek van Holland Pilot embarkation by helicopter 35/06
234, 236, 240, 242, 314 Thames Estuary Pilotage; Oaze Precautionary Area; channels; LNG 13/06
vessels
234--236, 238--242, 266, Approaches to Thames Estuary and Harwich Haven -- Sunk 22/07
268--9 Precautionary Areas
236 Port of London Pilotage 05/07
238 Approaches to Thames Estuary and Harwich Haven Sunk VTS 32/07
240 Thames Estuary -- Knock John Channel Traffic Management 05/07
245 Thames Estuary -- Foulgers Gat Buoyage 17/07
252--254 Thames Estuary Whitstable Street Light Buoy 12/07
253 Whitstable Harbour Dolphin light 29/06
262 Orford Haven -- Hollesley Bay Channel Dangerous wreck 30/06
264--265 Approach to River Deben Depth; buoyage 25/06
275 River Orwell Orwell Bridge clearance 08/07
297 Port of London -- Canvey Island Depths 17/06
314 River Medway LNG vessel regulations 45/06
324, 326, 328 River Swale A249 High Level bridge 28/06
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327 The Swale Directions; buoyage and beacons 38/07
328 River Swale Ferry Reach Directional Light 05/07
30 China Sea I
80 China, South coast -- Offshore Oil and Gas Fields Panyu Oil 14/05
Terminal
80 China, South coast -- Offshore Oil and Gas Fields Panyu Oil 18/05
Terminal
96 Peninsular Malaysia -- Pelabuhan Kuantan Leading lights 03/05
99 Peninsular Malaysia -- Kertih Terminal Pilotage 11/06
121 Gulf of Thailand -- Head of the Gulf Wreck 29/05
125 Thailand -- Approaches to Krung Thep (Bangkok) Dangerous wreck 05/05
127 Thailand -- Ko Chuang to the head of the Gulf of Thailand -- E 06/05
Seaboard Dangerous wreck
127, 129--132 Gulf of Thailand -- Ports in the Si Racha Pilotage District Traffic 04/05
Separation Scheme
135 Gulf of Thailand -- Ko Chuang to Khlong Yai Dangerous wreck 04/05
148 Gulf of Thailand -- Mui Nai To Mui Bai Bung -- Hon Tho Chau 25/05
Racon
151 Gulf of Thailand -- Gasfields Erawan Gasfield 47/05
153 Gulf of Thailand -- Gasfields Jasmine Oilfield 43/05
204--205 Gulf of Tonkin -- Approaches to Haiphong Dangerous wreck 52/04
224 China, South coast -- Baisungong Jiao to Qiongzhou Haixia -- Qinzhou 16/05
Gang Development
224 China, South coast -- Baisungong Jiao to Qiongzhou Haixia -- Qinzhou 26/05
Gang Major light; racon
225 China, South coast -- Gulf of Tonking -- Tieshan Gang Depths; 37/05
obstructions; berths; anchorage
226, 228 China, South coast -- Qiongzhou Haixia -- North Channel Traffic 04/05
Separation Scheme
226 China, South coast -- Qiongzhou Haixia Vessel Traffic Service 10/05
226, 228 China, South coast -- Qiongzhou Haixia Traffic regulations 22/05
227 China, South coast -- Qiongzhou Haixia -- North Channel Racon 38/05
233 China, South coast -- Qiongzhou Haizia to Zhujiang Kou Wreck 10/06
236 China, South coast -- Approaches to Zhanjiang Gang Dangerous 30/05
wreck
238 China, South coast -- Zhuhai Gang Anchorages; pilot boarding place 04/05
238 China, South coast -- Gaolan Port Zone(Zhuhai Gang) Light; racon 42/05
254 China, South coast -- Zhujiang Kou and approaches Guangzhou 07/05
Vessel Traffic Service
254, 271, 275 China, South coast -- Approaches to Zhujiang and Hong Kong 48/05
Traffic Separation Schemes
255--256, 259 China, South coast -- Zhujiang Kou and approaches Racons 43/05
255 Approaches to Zhujiang Kou -- Dayapai Dao northwards Wreck 22/07
255 Zhujiang Kou and approaches Directions 02/05
255 China, South coast -- Zhujiang Kou Dangerous wreck 30/05
259 China, South coast -- Zhujiang Kou and approaches Shenzhen 10/05
Vessel Traffic Service
262 China, South coast -- Zhujiang and approaches Nansha 13/05
269 China, South coast -- Approaches to Hong Kong Guangzhou Vessel 07/05
Traffic Service
271, 273 China, South coast -- Hong Kong -- Discovery Bay Prohibited 38/05
anchorage
272 South--West Approaches To Hong Kong -- Minor harbours and 43/05
anchorages Wreck
322--323 China, South coast -- Qing Zhou to Zhelang Jiao -- Huizhou Gang 22/05
Navigation aids; Donglian Harbour
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31 China Sea II
78 Singapore Strait eastwards Pulau Pengibu Rock 11/07
117 Sarawak Approaches to Miri Anchorage; pipeline 26/07
118 Malaysia Sarawak Tanjung Baram north--westwards Wreck 22/07
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337, 339, 404 China Yellow Sea Dandong Shuidao approaches Wreck; 24/06
buoyage; anchorage
337 China -- Yellow Sea Zhuanghe Gang 18/07
348, 352, 354, 357 Korea, South coast Chin Do Vessel traffic service and traffic 47/06
routeing scheme
383 Korea, West coast Taesan Anchorages 12/07
33 Philippine Islands
68 Sulu Sea -- Tabbataha Reefs Dangerous rock; marine reserve 04/06
125 Sulu Sea -- San Miguel Islands -- Don Juan de Austria Shoal Rock 48/05
404--406 Cebu Harbour and approaches Port development; depths 09/06
475 Luzon, East coast -- Tabaco Wrecks 30/06
34 Indonesia II
78 Jawa -- Tanjung Awarawar Terminal 13/07
82, 87, 93 Madura Wrecks 13/07
107, 117 Bali -- Giliselang Light Racon removed 14/07
215 Kalimantan -- Sungai Sampit -- Tanjung Bandaran Light 13/07
254 Kalimantan -- Tanjung Bara Coal Terminal Depth 25/07
265, 268, 270--271 Sulawesi -- Approaches to Makassar Light withdrawn 13/07
35 Indonesia III
74 East Timor -- Dili Leading lights; beacon 32/06
183 Irian Jaya, South coast -- Approaches to Merauke Wreck 05/06
203 West coast of Papua -- Salawati Buoyage; Misool Marine Terminal 01/07
36 Indonesia I
52 Indonesia -- Selat Sunda Platform; depth 35/06
69 Sumatera, South coast -- Teluk Lampung -- Panjang Dangerous 38/05
wreck; obstruction
81 Jawa, North coast -- Pulau--Pulau Tidung Wreck 32/05
110-- 111 Jawa, North coast -- Approaches to Semarang Wreck 27/07
127 Sumatera, East coast -- Pulau Saya Light 44/05
144--146 Pulau Bangka, East coast -- Karang Elliot Light 28/05
144 Pulau Bangka, East coast -- Sungai Baturusa Leading lights 28/05
150--151 Selat Karimata -- Karang Ontario Rock; uncharted dangers 30/06
151 Kalimantan, West coast -- Selat Karimata Wreck 03/06
152 Kalimantan, West coast Shoal depths; off--lying dangers 42/05
176 Sumatera, East coast -- Pulau Lingga south--eastwards Depths 35/07
211 Singapore Strait -- Sambu approaches Wreck 10/06
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304--307, 309, 318 Isle of Man -- Calf of Man and Chicken Rock Lights 27/07
311 Isle of Man -- Douglas Harbour Tidal streams 21/07
319 Isle of Man -- Peel Harbour Leading lights 48/05
40 Irish Coast
50 Celtic Sea -- Fastnet Rock South--south--westwards Depth 11/07
70, 73 Bantry Bay -- Castletownbere Perch Rock 01/07
135 South coast -- River Barrow Buoyage 01/07
136--137, 139 South--east coast -- Saltee Islands Buoyage 12/07
137 South--east coast -- Hook Head Dangerous wreck 13/07
138--141 South--east coast -- Little Saltee Beacon 27/07
139--140 South coast -- Saint Patricks Bridge; Kilmore Quay Light Buoy 19/07
185 East coast -- Port Oriel Light 03/07
218 Port of Belfast Traffic Organisation Service 01/07
332 West coast -- Blacksod Bay Leading lights; light--beacon 01/07
368 Sound of Aran -- Burtonport Dredged channel; rocks 38/07
41 Japan I
329--338 Index 36/06
42C Japan IV
2, 373, 391 Korea Strait Reporting Zone 19/07
43 South and East Coasts of Korea, East Coast of Siberia and Sea of Okhotsk
3, 117 Korea Strait Reporting Zone 19/07
91 Korea, South coast -- Route south of Soan Kundo Vessel Traffic 47/06
Service
96 Korea, South coast -- Kmundo Traffic Separation Scheme 52/05
118 Korea, South coast -- Sori Do Wreck 49/05
121--123 Korea, South coast -- Inner Approach to Ysu Hang and Kwangyang 03/06
Hang Traffic separation scheme
127 Korea, South coast -- Kwangyang Hang Vertical clearance 46/05
134--135 Korea, South coast -- Approach to Samchnpo Hang Overhead 32/07
power cable
134 Korea, South coast -- Chinju Man and approaches -- Noryang Sudo 49/05
Vertical clearance
151 Korea, South coast -- Kadk Sudo Racon; buoyage 52/05
151 Korea, South coast -- Approach to Masan Hang and Pusan New Port 45/06
Leading lights; bridge construction
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172, 174, 176--177, 179 Korea, East coast -- Ulsan Man Racon; directions 48/05
175 Ulsan Hang -- Outer anchorages Wreck 35/06
346 Sea of Okhotsk -- Ostrov Sakhalin E coast -- Piltun Offshore 37/06
platform
45 Mediterranean I
3, 291, 294, 302 Tunisia -- les Cani and Cap Bon Traffic separation scheme 20/07
85 Spain -- Fondeadero de la Sabinilla Anchorage 08/06
91, 100--101, 103 Spain, South coast -- Cabo de Gata Traffic Separation Scheme 46/06
157--158 Spain -- Barcelona Anchorages; landfall light--buoys 01/02/06
158 Spain -- Barcelona Directions 44/05
158 Spain -- Barcelona Landfall light--buoy; pilot boarding position 45/06
249--250 Algeria -- Oran Traffic separation scheme 25/07
252, 254 Algeria -- Port dArzew Anchorage; prohibited and restricted areas 42/06
263 Alger (Algiers) Dangerous wreck 21/06
279--280 Algeria -- Skikda and Port Mthanier Anchorage; leading lights 33/06
311 Tunisia -- Sfax Dangerous wreck 40/06
323 Tunisia -- Ras Taguerness Dangerous wrecks 08/07
361--362 Italy -- Trapani Traffic Separation Scheme; anchorage; directions 49/06
364 Sicilia -- Mazara del Vallo TSS; VTS; pilotage 22/07
385 Italy -- Palermo TSS; anchorage areas 13/07
385 Sicilia -- Palermo Anchorage areas 19/07
395 Italy (Sicilia) -- Porto di Milazzo Anchorage; pilotage 41/06
481 Italy -- Porto di Corigliano Calabro Anchorage 33/06
46 Mediterranean II
138 Italy -- San Remo Wreck 36/07
231 Italy -- Rada di Portoferraio Unexploded ordnance 36/07
47 Mediterranean III
67 N Adriatic Sea Traffic separation schemes; areas to be avoided; 20/07
restricted area
70 N Adriatic TSS -- Route for Rijeki Zaljev and Gulf of Trieste; Route 42/06
for Gulf of Venice Directions
178--180 Albania -- Durrs Directional Light 01/07
265 Croatia -- Braki Kanal, Western Part -- Grljevac Light 50/05
297 Croatia -- ibenski Kanal, southern part Outfall 11/06
343 Croatia -- Zaljev Pantera -- Tanki Rt Light sector 50/05
400 Croatia -- Kvarneri, southern part -- Otoi Dolfin -- Hrid Otar 50/05
Beacon
452 Croatia -- Luka Funtana -- Otoi Frital Light--beacon 50/05
458 N Adriatic Sea -- Italy -- Approaches to Monfalcone Wreck 21/07
467 Italy -- Trieste -- Baia di Muggia Restricted area 15/06
483 Italy -- Brindisi Waiting area 34/07
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487 Italy -- Punta Torre Canne Wreck 50/05
492 Italy -- Bari Prohibited area 13/06
495 Italy -- Molfetta Unexploded ordnance 34/06
503 Italy -- Rodi Garganico Obstructions 32/07
504 Italy -- Vieste Directions 46/06
509 Italy -- Ortona Fish haven 34/06
509 Italy -- Ortona Prohibited areas 16/06
511 Italy -- Pescara Seaplane landing area 37/06
515 Italy -- San Benedetto del Tronto Wreck 34/06
515 Italy -- Giulianova Restricted area 50/05
517 Italy -- Ancona Restricted area 31/06
528 Italy -- Pesaro Anchorage 46/06
529 Italy -- E coast -- Pesaro to Porto Corsini Unexploded ordnance 20/07
546 Italy -- Approaches to Chioggia Conservation area 50/05
547 Italy -- Chioggia -- Canale Esterno Development 15/06
551, 553 Italy -- Porto di Malamocco Development 12/06
551, 554 Italy -- Venezia -- Porto di Lido Prohibited areas 15/06
557 Italy -- Caorle Restricted areas 07/06
48 Mediterranean IV
160--161 Greece -- SW approach to Pros Megron Revithosa LNG terminal 43/06
190 Greece -- rmos ou Restricted area 43/06
245 South Aegean -- rmos Livdia Wreck 30/07
429 Turkey Aliaa LNG Terminal 20/07
49 Mediterranean V
109 Egypt -- El Iskandarya (Alexandria) -- El Dikheila Pass Wreck 45/06
117 Egypt -- Masabb Rashid (Rosetta Mouth) Wreck 25/06
118 Egypt -- Mn Dumy (Damietta Port) Waiting areas; directions; 23/07
berths
172 Turkey -- Ceyhan Liman Pilotage 13/07
183 Cyprus -- Paphos Leading Lights 15/06
213 Syria -- ars Wreck 10/06
227 Israel --- efa (Haifa) Dangerous wreck 38/07
228 Israel -- efa (Haifa) Obstruction 14/06
230 Israel -- Hadera Approach and entry 09/07
233 Israel -- Ashqelon Prohibited areas 34/06
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438 Labrador -- Hamilton Inlet -- South--west of George Island Buoyage 39/06
changed
451--453, 459 Labrador -- Cape Harrison to Cape Makkovik Buoyage 43/06
460 Labrador -- Cape Makkovik to Hopedale Harbour Buoyage 43/06
462 Labrador -- Winter Tickle Buoyage 43/06
466--467 Labrador -- Cape Harrigan to Cape Kiglapait Buoyage 43/06
468 Labrador -- Inshore Route -- Uyagaksuak to Nain Buoyage changed 39/06
473--474 Labrador -- East Approach to Nain through Strathcona Run 39/06
Buoyage changed
507 Appendix III Canadian Quarantine Reporting Requirement 39/07
51 New Zealand
51 North Island -- Cape Reinga to The Bluff -- Pandora Bank Natural 23/05
conditions
70 North Island -- North and South Taranaki Bight Precautionary Area 26/07
70--71 North Island -- W coast -- North Taraniki Bight Offshore platform 27/07
and protected area
87 South Island -- Golden Bay -- Tarakohe Harbour Restricted area 39/05
89 South Island -- North coast -- Port Motueka Light 32/07
104, 111 North Island -- Approaches to Wellington -- Taputeranga Island 07/06
Wreck
125 South Island -- Marlborough Sounds -- Picton Harbour Light 12/07
197 North Island -- Bay of Islands Pilot boarding position 16/06
202 North Island -- Bay of Islands -- Opua Directions; leading lights 32/05
228 North Island -- Hauraki Gulf -- Motuihe Channel Fast Ferry Zone 26/05
228 North Island -- Motuihe Channel -- Emu Rock Light--beacon 31/05
232 North Island -- Approaches to Auckland Pilot boarding position 48/06
239 North Island -- Waiheke Island Marine reserve 43/05
253 North Island -- Mercury Bay -- Approaches to Whitianga Sandbar 39/05
278 North Island -- Hawke Bay -- Approaches to Napier Whirinaki Bluff 49/05
Light
280--281, 283 North Island -- Napier Roads Leading lights discontinued; sector 41/06
lights
283--284 North Island -- Napier -- Inner Harbour Leading lights 01/02/06
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268--269, 273 Linga Sound -- Wether Holm -- Light 20/06
280 Orkney Islands -- Yell Sound Buoy removed 13/07
333 Froyar -- Klaksvk Directions 31/06
56 Norway I
5 Norwegian charts Accuracy 33/06
101 Norway -- Frierfjorden -- Torsberg Light Sectors 47/06
122 Norway -- Tnsberg Havn -- Kanal Controlling depth 49/06
148 Norway -- Oslo -- Sre Kavryingdynga Light Sector 35/06
158 Norway -- Drammen Leading lights 14/07
166 Norway -- Rsvikrenna Controlling depth 50/06
205 Sweden -- Skagerrak -- Marstrandsfjorden Pilot boarding place 45/06
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60 Pacific Islands I
3 Navigational Aids -- Beacons Cyclonic damage 13/04
110 Solomon Islands -- New Georgia Island -- Viru Harbour Leading 35/04
beacons; beacons
183, 203 Papua New Guinea -- Bright Island Passage; Shortland Reef Lights 47/05
200 Papua New Guinea -- Raven Channel Light--beacons 30/05
201 Papua New Guinea -- South--West Approaches to Raven Channel -- 30/05
Dana--gedu Reef Light--beacon
201--202, 204--205 Papua New Guinea -- Approaches to Goschen Strait Directions 45/05
201 Papua New Guinea -- Hibwa Island Light--beacon 30/05
201 Papua New Guinea -- Raven Channel -- Diligaoli and Taori--Namu 30/05
Reefs Light--beacons
206 Papua New Guinea -- Goschen Strait -- Gallows Reef Light--beacon 33/05
349 Caroline Islands -- Pikelot Island -- Tarang Reef Obstruction; depth 10/05
369 Rota Harbour and Sosanlagh Bay Chimney 35/06
370 Mariana Islands -- Saipan Harbour Dredged depth 13/05
371 Northern Mariana Islands -- Saipan Harbour approach Shoal 13/04
387 US Code of Federal Regulations Naval Vessel Protection Zones 44/06
61 Pacific Islands II
82 Nouvelle--Caldonie -- Passe de Dumba Leading lights 31/07
451 Tarawa -- Betio northwards Wreck 10/07
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63 Persian Gulf
64 Oman -- Qalht Fertiliser terminal 10/06
80, 81 Ras alln to Fujairah -- Port Sohar Fairway light--buoy 40/06
128 Iran -- Jazreh-ye Lavan westwards Dangerous wreck 04/07
139 Iran -- Gnveh Approach 52/05
154 Shrjah Arrival information Outer anchorages 13/07
156 Dubai Arrival information Outer anchorages 39/07
158 Dubai Directions and Berths -- Dubai Dry Dock Harbour 13/07
159 Khawr Dubai Approach and Entry Directions 01/07
165 Abu Dhabi -- Arrival information Anchorage 04/07
171 United Arab Emirates -- Jazrat Ds SBM 52/05
182 Doha eastwards Dangerous wreck 12/07
193 Ras Laffn Approach and entry; outer anchorages; development 12/07
203 Approaches to Bahrain -- Mina al Manama Directions 45/06
241 Mn ash Shuwaykh (Al Kuwayt Harbour) approaches Dangerous 12/07
wreck
253, 255 Khawr al Kafka and Al Barah (Al Bakr) Oil Terminal General 17/07
information; directions
269 Khawr Abd Allh Directions Uncharted buoys 10/07
269 Iraq -- Khawr Abd Allh Dangerous wreck 12/07
65 St Lawrence
68 Baie de Bonne -- Esprance and Baie au Saumon Beacon removed 01/07
76 Havre de Harrington Anchorage Depth 04/07
80 Cap Whittle to Pointe Curlew le du Large Beacon 04/07
82--83 Pointe Curlew to Baie Washtawouka Light removed 01/07
130--131,137 les de la Madeleine -- Pointe de lEst Light; other aid to navigation; 28/07
wreck
148 St Lawrence River -- Cap Chat Light discontinued 13/07
183 Chenal des Grands Voiliers Vertical clearance reduced 07/07
277 Saint Georges Bay Port Hood Leading lights 05/07
311 Hillsborough Bay to Confederation Bridge -- Pugwash Harbour 49/06
Depth
338 Baie des Challeurs -- Bathurst Silting 12/07
343 Rivire Restigouche Miguasha--Ouest Light; beacon 01/07
349 Baie de Gasp -- Douglastown Marine farm 04/07
363 Appendix III Canadian Quarantine Reporting Requirement 39/07
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386 The Little Minch -- Sgeir Graidach; Eugenie Rock Beacon; 18/05
light--buoy
410--412, 414 Sound of Harris Directions 37/07
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219 Savannah and approaches Pilotage 01/07
219, 263 Savannah -- Elba Island Security zone 37/07
223--224, 227 Braddock Point to Saint Simons Sound Whale avoidance routes 07/07
227 Georgia -- Brunswick and St Simons Sound Directions 07/06
232--233, 237, 246 Saint Simons Sound to Saint Johns River Whale avoidance routes 07/07
233 Saint Simons Sound to Saint Marys Entrance Wreck 24/07
245 Florida -- Saint Johns River to Cape Canaveral Hazards 12/06
261 US Code of Federal Regulations Naval Vessel Protection Zones 44/06
70 West Indies I
55 Bermuda Pilotage 28/06
69, 72 Turks Island Passage Grand Turk Cruise Centre 10/07
70 Banks and Channels South--East of Turks Islands -- Navidad Bank 47/05
Depths
96, 100, 104 North East Providence Channel -- Goulding Cay Stranded wreck 29/06
104 Tongue of the Ocean -- Clifton Lights discontinued 48/06
110 South Riding Point Oil Terminal Anchorages 24/07
118, 120--121 Straits of Florida Hazards 12/06
121 Port Canaveral and approaches Missile debris 26/04
122 Florida -- Port Canaveral Security zones 10/05
128 Florida -- Palm Beach Security zones 10/05
129 Florida -- Palm Beach -- Entrance Channel Wreck 33/06
134 Port Everglades Outer anchorages 25/07
134 Port Everglades Pilotage 22/07
134 Florida -- Port Everglades Security zones 10/05
138 Miami Outer anchorage 25/07
138 Florida -- Port of Miami Security zones 10/05
146 Florida -- Port of Key West Security zones 10/05
147 Florida -- Key West -- Directions for other approach channels 35/06
North--west channel
149 Tortugas Bank -- Traffic regulations Prohibited anchorage 16/04
152, 297 Florida -- North--west approaches to Key West Operational training 04/05
area
171 Cuba, North coast -- Baha de Cayo Moa Anchorage; wreck 40/04
176 Cuba, North coast -- Baha Naranjo Restricted area 41/04
176 Cuba, North coast -- Punta Cobarrubia Wreck 41/04
183 Cuba, North coast -- Cayo Piedras del Norte Restricted area 41/04
202 Dominican Republic Puerto de Andrs 38/07
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207 Dominican Republic -- Puerto de Barahona Entrance channel 38/07
220 Hati -- Port--au--Prince -- Anchorages and berths Jetty; depths 16/05
269--270 Jamaica, South coast -- Portland Bight and approaches Stetton Hall 26/04
Light
277 Cayman Islands -- Lesser Caymans Anchorages 12/06
278 Cayman Islands -- Grand Cayman Anchorage 28/07
281--283 United States Code of Federal Regulations -- Ports and Waterways 19/05
Safety -- General Notice of Arrival Information Items
295 US Code of Federal Regulations Naval Vessel Protection Zones 44/06
298--322 Appendix VII -- United States Marine Sanctuary, Wildlife and Fisheries 16/04
Regulations Extracts
332 Appendix X New and Altered Names 16/04
71 West Indies II
149, 159--160, 163, Puerto Rico -- Pasaje de Vieques Directions 32/07
165--167
196 Sint Maarten -- Approaches to Groot Baai and Klein Baai Buoy 47/06
196 Sint Maarten -- Groot Baai and Klein Baai Prohibited Anchorage 09/06
207 Leeward Islands -- Saba to Monserrat Wreck 36/06
218 Montserrat -- East and south--west coasts Exclusion zone 10/07
219 Monserrat -- Little Bay Wreck 36/06
263, 268 Dominica -- West coast Nature reserve; light 08/07
272 Martinique -- Approaches to Baie de Fort--de--France Fish havens 07/07
275--279 Martinique -- Baie de Fort--de--France Directions 34/06
284--285 Martinique -- Havre de la Trinit Buoyage 05/06
315, 322 Grenadines -- Canouan Depths 24/06
333 Grenada -- St. Georges Harbour Berth 15/06
347--348 Barbados -- Spring Garden Submarine pipeline 20/06
366 US Code of Federal Regulations Naval Vessel Protection Zones 44/06
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A05615 - North Pontoon. East end 50 4238 N 2 F G(vert) .. . . Pontoon
1 3012 W
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A056155 - South Pontoon. East end 50 4236 N 2 F R(vert) .. . . Pontoon
1 3011 W
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A056156 - South Pontoon. West end 50 4236 N 2 F R(vert) .. . . Pontoon
1 3022 W
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A21868 - 51 4805 N Fl(2)G 5s .. . . Green post
1 0076 E
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Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 38, dated 20 September 2007.
C0253 - HOLBK HAVN. Marina. W 55 4355 N Iso WRG 2s 5 W 6 Green post W105-135(30), R135-145(10),
Mole. Head 11 4560 E R 4 3 G145-105(320)
G 4
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C2414 Skanr. N Mole. Head 55 2502 N LFl(2)RG 10s 7 R10 White tower fl 2, ec 2, fl 2, ec 4.
12 4967 E G 9 6 G030-063(33), R063-130(67),
G130-171(41), R171-shore
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C3884 Letipea. On cape 59 3315 N Fl(4)W 18s 17 7 White square concrete (fl 1, ec 1) x 3, fl 1, ec 11
26 3641 E tower
14
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Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 38, dated 20 September 2007.
E04346 - Villa Olimpica. Beach. 41 2306 N Q R 3 1 Red post TE 2007
Breakwater. Head 2 1190 E 2
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E04402 - Dique de Poniente. Head 41 3340 N Fl(3)R 10s 6 2 Lantern (fl 05, ec 15) x 2, fl 05, ec 55.
2 3040 E TE 2007
*
E04404 - Contadique Interior. Head 41 3350 N Fl(4)R 12s 3 2 Red column (fl 05, ec 15) x 3, fl 05, ec 55.
2 3050 E 1 TE 2007
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E2744 Hrid Galijola (Galiola) 44 4371 N Fl W 5s 21 12 8-sided stone tower with fl 05
14 1054 E gallery
18
- .. Racon .. .. .. ALRS Vol 2 Station 70550. TR 2007
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E3194 - Pakotane. Breakwater. Head 43 5435 N Fl G 5s 7 4 Green tower, column fl 05.
15 3051 E and gallery Vis 106-321(215)
5
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F16942 - Takong Kecil. Off S end. 1 0590 N Q(6)+LFl W 15s 11 11 " on black buoyant Missing; Light buoy " 6M in situ (T)
Takong 103 4324 E beacon, yellow top 2007
(I)
---- .. Racon .. .. .. ALRS Vol 2 Station 86270
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F1696 - Batu Berhanti. W Reef 1 1109 N Fl W 8s 16 13 White beacon, red band fl 07.
(I) 103 5298 E 10 Ra refl. TE 2007
--- .. Racon .. .. .. ALRS Vol 2 Station 86300
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F1697965 - TELUK JODOH. Batu Ampar 1 0965 N Fl W 5s 9 8 White beacon fl 05.
(I) 103 5923 E Ra refl
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F1894 Tg Datu 2 0476 N Fl W 15s 171 18 Round concrete tower fl 06.
109 3852 E 8 TE 2007
* *
F2326 - ILOILO STRAIT. Iloilo River. 10 4160 N Fl G 4s 8 6 White GRP tower fl 07.
Entrance. SW side 122 3494 E 6 Vis 047-038(351).
(PCG) TE 2007
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G3035 Rio Guayas. Punta de Piedra 2 2587 S Fl W 5s 7 7 White metal tower fl 05
79 5135 W 7
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Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 38, dated 20 September 2007.
H1189 - Inner Harbour 46 3779 N F WRG 10 . . White round tower, red F R18757-18953(156), Al
61 0077 W band WR18953-19003(010), F
7 W19003-19051(048), Al
WG19051-19101(010), F
G19101-19257(156)
* *
H1223 - Little Judique Harbour. W 45 5748 N F WRG 8 7 Red and white U, on R077-121(44), W121-123(2),
Breakwater 61 3162 W framework tower, G123-161(38).
enclosed lower portion White sector indicates preferred channel.
7 Seasonal
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H12605 - Marina 45 4047 N Q G 2 . . Pier Seasonal. Private
62 4266 W 2
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H1274 Skinner Cove. W Breakwater. 45 4767 N F WRG 6 5 White and orange U on R127-187(60), W187-189(2),
NW corner 63 0268 W square framework tower G189-240(51).
5 White sector indicates preferred channel.
Seasonal
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H1283 - Macfarlane Point 45 4878 N F WRG 12 21 White square tower, red F R254-256(2).
63 2772 W band Al RW256-257(1).
8 F W257-258(1).
Al GW258-259(1).
F G259-261(2).
White sector indicates preferred channel
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J22279 - Ldg Lts 34306. Front 39 0612 N Oc W 4s 7 . . Mono-pile Vis 09 each side of rangeline
76 2438 W
--- .. By day .. .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
- - - Passing light .. Iso W 4s 4 5
* * * * * * * *
J222791 - Ldg Lts 34301. Rear. 1M 39 0707 N F W 27 . . White round hut on Vis 09 each side of rangeline
from front 76 2475 W framework tower on
multi-pile structure
---- .. By day .. .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
* * * * * * * *
J229851 - South Range Ldg Lts 000. 39 1812 N Oc W 4s 21 . . Framework tower on Vis 55 each side of rangeline.
Common rear. 058M from front 76 1420 W caisson Front J22985
- .. By day 22 .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
- North Range Ldg Lts 226. .. Oc W 4s 22 .. .. Shown 24 hours. Front J22991
Common rear. 06M from front
- Passing lights .. 2 Fl W 4s 14 6
* * * * * * * *
J22991 - N Ldg Lts 226. Front 39 1852 N Fl W 25s 10 . . Framework tower on Intens 15 each side of rangeline
76 1362 W caisson
--- .. By day .. .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
* * * * * * * *
J2316 Upper Chesapeake Channel. Ldg 39 1922 N Fl W 25s 12 . . On caisson Intens 15 each side of rangeline
Lts 015. Front 76 1297 W
--- .. By day 11 .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
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J2338 - Grove Point. Ldg Lts 0652. 39 2415 N Fl W 25s 9 . . On platform Vis 4 each side of rangeline
Front 76 0228 W
---- .. By day 9 .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
* * * * * * * *
J23381 - Grove Point. Ldg Lts 0652. 39 2452 N Oc W 4s 18 . . Framework tower Vis 15 each side of rangeline
Rear. 087M from front 76 0123 W
----- .. By day .. .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
- - - - - Passing light .. 2 Oc W 4s 9 7
* * * * * * * *
J2340 - Channel South. Ldg Lts 39 2220 N F W 31 . . Framework tower Vis 14 each side of rangeline
2215. Front 76 0498 W
---- .. By day F W 30 .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
- - - - Emergency light .. .. .. .. .. Vis 15 each side of rangeline
* * * * * * * *
J23401 - Channel South. Ldg Lts 39 2083 N F W 62 . . Framework tower Vis 14 each side of rangeline
2215. Rear. 18M from front 76 0658 W
----- .. By day F W 61 .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
- - - - - Emergency light .. .. .. .. .. Vis 15 each side of rangeline
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J30065 ODAS 42080 24 2328 N Fl (4) Y 20s .. . . Yellow superbuoy Private
(NOAA) 81 5692 W
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J31841 - CUT F CHANNEL. S. Ldg Lts 27 4397 N Iso G 6s 14 .. .. Common front J3177
1795. Outbound range. Rear. 82 3135 W
048M from common front
------ .. By day .. .. .. Vis 05 each side of rangeline
- - - - - - Passing lights .. 2 Fl W 4s 5 5 .. On NE and NW corners of structure
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Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 38, dated 20 September 2007.
L2767 - SKJOMEN. Trangskjomneset 68 2230 N Oc WRG 6s 6 W 9 White lantern R342-347(5), W347-359(12),
17 1500 E R 7 G359-137(138), W137-158(21),
G 7 R158-166(8), W166-176(10),
G176-184(8).
Obscured by bridge pillar
1665-1775(11).
Shown 7/8 to 29/4
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AMENDMENTS TO
ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS
Weekly Edition No. 39 dated 27 September 2007
Brazil MRCC: +55 21 21046056 & 21046743 Brazil MRCC +55 21 21046038
PAGE 64, BRAZIL, BRAZIL MRCC (RIO DE JANEIRO), contacts table, row 2.
Delete row and replace by:
Brazil MRCC: +55 21 21046056 & 21046743 Brazil MRCC +55 21 21046038
SISTRAM: +55 21 21046353 SISTRAM: +55 21 21046341
PAGE 87, diagram, CANADIAN COAST GUARD -- PACIFIC REGION NETWORK, MARINE COMMUNICATIONS & VESSEL
TRAFFIC SERVICE CENTRES, VANCOUVER.
Delete and replace by diagram on page 6.2
Canadian Coast Guard (HH080/023/11 -- E18) 39/07
PAGE 89, CANADA (Pacific Coast), TOFINO (CANADIAN COAST GUARD), VHF table, row 5, Mount Ozzard.
Delete row and replace by:
PAGE 90, CANADA (Pacific Coast), VICTORIA (CANADIAN COAST GUARD), contacts table, row 3, column 2, E--MAIL.
Delete [email protected] (MCTS) and replace by:
[email protected] (MCTS)
(former amendment 34/07)
Canadian Coast Guard (HH080/023/11 -- E18) 39/07
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Comox
DSC VHF MMSI 003160014
For Radio Services call Comox Coast Guard Radio
For Vessel Traffic Services call Comox Traffic
7. Texada 9. Discovery Mt
CANADA
DSC VHF Ch 71 84 DSC VHF Ch 71 84
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Victoria
4 DSC VHF MMSI 003160011
For Radio Services call Victoria Coast Guard Radio
5 For Vessel Traffic Services call Victoria Traffic
U N I T E D S TAT E S
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PAGE 224, diagram NOAA Weather Radio, Point Arguello to Point S. George, Coastal Forecast Areas.
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Meddybemps
NOAA Weather Radio Ch WX4
45 Eastport to Montauk Point 45
Jonesboro
Coastal Forecast Areas Ch WX1 Eastport
KEY:
Ellsworth
= NOAA Weather Radio Site Ch WX2
Ch WX1 = VHF Broadcast Channel
ANZ 052
ANZ 170
ANZ 154
Portsmouth/
Stratham Hill
43 Ch WX5 43
Merrimack R.
Essex
Ch WX4
ANZ 250
Boston
Ch WX3 ANZ 230
42 Hyannis 42
Providence Cape
Ch WX1
Ch WX2 ANZ 231 Cod
New London
Ch WX1 ANZ 254
ANZ 236 ANZ
234
ANZ 232 ANZ 270
ANZ
ANZ 235 233
ANZ 237 Marthas
Vineyard Nantucket
Montauk COASTAL MARINE FORECAST AREAS
Point Island Coastal marine forecasts are issued for the following areas:
ANZ 255
41 ANZ 050 Eastport to Schoodic Point out 25 n miles 41
Long ANZ 051 Schoodic Point to Stonington out 25 n miles
Island ANZ 052 Intra coastal waters from Schoodic Point to Stonington
ANZ 150 Stonington to Port Clyde out 25 n miles
ANZ 151 Penobscot Bay
ANZ 152 Port Clyde to Cape Elizabeth out 25 n miles
ANZ 153 Casco Bay
ANZ 154 Cape Elizabeth to Merrimack River out 25 n miles
ANZ 230 Boston Harbor
ANZ 231 Cape Cod Bay
ANZ 232 Nantucket Sound
ANZ 233 Vineyard Sound
ANZ 234 Buzzards Bay
ANZ 235 Rhode Island Sound
ANZ 236 Narragansett Bay
40 ANZ 237 Block Island Sound 40
ANZ 250 Merrimack River out 25 n miles to Plymouth out 40 n miles
ANZ 254 Provincetown to Nantucket out 20 n miles
ANZ 255 Nantucket to Montauk out 20 n miles
COASTAL MARINE ZONE WARNING AREAS
The following areas are part of the Offshore Forecast Areas but will
issue warnings for short duration convective events
ANZ 070 Eastport to Stonington / Deer Island 25 n miles to the
Hague line but not to exceed 40 n miles
ANZ 170 Stonington / Deer Island to Merrimack river River from
25 to 40 n miles
ANZ 270 Merrimack River to Watch Hill from 25 to 40 n miles
72 71 70 69 68 67
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Ch WX1 NOAA Weather Radio
Point
S. George
Point Arguello to Point S. George
Coastal Forecast Areas
KEY:
= NOAA Weather Radio Site
Ch WX1 = VHF Broadcast Channel
PZZ 470
40 40
PZZ 475
PZZ 455
Ukiah
Ch WX2
Point Arena
Ch WX1
39 Point 39
Arena
PZZ 540
PZZ 570
Point
38 Mt Diablo 38
Reyes
Ch WX4
San Francisco
Bay
PZZ
PZZ 545 530
San Francisco
Ch WX2
Pigeon Point
Monterey
Ch WX1
37 37
PZZ 560
PZZ
Monterey Bay Monterey Marine
535
Point Ch WX5
Pinos
PZZ 575
PZZ 565
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PKZ 235
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VOLUME 6, PART 1, NP 286(1), 2007/08 (5) Notice of ETA: Masters or agents of inward-bound vessels for any port or berth
Published Wk 32/07 within the Humber, Ouse or Trent requiring the services of an Authorised Pilot must
give at least 12h advance notice to VTS Humber with ETA at the seaward limit of the
Humber Pilotage Area stating the following information:
(Last Amendments: Weekly Edition No. 38 dated 20 September 2007)
(a) Vessels name
PAGES 191 and 193 to 196, UNITED KINGDOM, HUMBER. (b) Call sign
Delete Pilots and Vessel Trac Service sections and replace by: (c) Draught
(d) LOA
(e) DWT, GT and NT
DESCRIPTION: (f) Air draught (if vessel bound above Humber Bridge or the Steel Terminal at Hull
Humber Pilotage Control and Vessel Trac Services, Humber, are combined in a single or Goole)
centre based at Spurn Head. This centre organises all operational marine functions. (g) Billing agency
In addition, the VTS Humber data centre, located at Port House, Hull, provides (h) Last port or anchorage
administrative support for the Spurn centre. (i) ETA at Spurn Lt Float
(j) Destination dock or berth
Pilots (k) Tugs ordered and tug company
(l) Cargo details, including hazardous cargo information
LOCATION: Operation Centre: Spurn Head (533450N 00680E)
(m) If pilot required and pilot boarding position
AREA: (n) PEC certificate number and name of holder
The Humber Pilotage Area includes the Humber VTS Area and extending seawards to (o) Any defects
longitude 04000E. (p) ISPS level
(q) Other information
CONTACT DETAILS: (6) Vessels are required to confirm ETA on VHF Ch 14, not later than 2h before
Call: VTS Humber arrival at Alpha Lt buoy (533282N 01320E). The 2h notice is required under
Telephone: +44(0)1482 212191 all circumstances and is not dependent on the availability or otherwise of a berth or
Fax: +44(0)1482 218773 berthing time.
Telex: +51 597222 VTS G (7) Masters of exempted vessels must also contact VTS Humber on VHF Ch 14 and
E-mail: [email protected] advise ETA when 2h before arrival at Alpha Lt buoy, and also advise VTS Humber
on the appropriate VHF Ch when passing the Reporting Points, when shifting between
Calling & Safety
ports or berths, or when leaving any river berth or lock.
VHF Frequency: Ch 16
(8) Masters or agents of Outward-bound vessels from any port or berth within the
VTS Area 1 Humber Pilotage Area requiring the services of an Authorised Pilot to sea or to Hull
VHF Frequency: Ch 14 Roads or to move a vessel between ports or berths in the Humber Pilotage Area must
give 2h advance notice to VTS Humber. Vessels must provide information as follows:
VTS Area 2 (a) Vessels name
VHF Frequency: Ch 12 (b) Call sign
VTS Area 3 (c) Draught
VHF Frequency: Ch 15 (d) LOA
(e) Air draught (if vessel departing from above Humber Bridge or the Steel Terminal
Intership (VTS Area 1) at Hull or Goole)
VHF Frequency: Ch 13 (f) Billing agency
Intership (VTS Areas 2 and 3) (g) Departure dock or berth
VHF Frequency: Ch 10 (h) ETD
(i) Destination dock, berth or next port
HOURS: H24 (j) Tugs ordered and tug company
(k) Cargo details, including hazardous cargo information
PROCEDURE:
(l) If pilot required and pilot landing position
(1) Pilotage is compulsory for:
(m) PEC certificate number and name of holder
(a) Vessels of 60m LOA and over within the Humber Pilotage Area
(n) Any defects
(b) Vessels of 40m LOA and over above Goole (specialist River Ouse pilot
(o) ISPS level
required)
(p) Other information
(2) Pilotage is exempt for:
(9) Pilot boards in the following positions:
(a) Vessels less than 60m LOA within the Humber Pilotage Area, unless carrying
(a) 533980N 02240E (15 n miles NE of the Humber Lt Float) (vessels over
a bulk cargo of dangerous substances as defined and categorised in the
11m draught, over 40 000 DWT or 20000 cubic metres gas carriers)
Dangerous Substances in Harbour Areas Regulations 1987
(b) 533300N 01580E (1 n mile SE of Spurn Lt Float) (within the Precautionary
(b) Vessels under 40m LOA above Goole, unless carrying a bulk cargo of dangerous
Area)
substances as defined and categorised in the Dangerous Substances in
(c) In Hull Roads at Riverside Quay, Albert Dock (534410N 02050W)
Harbour Areas Regulations 1987
(3) Pilot ordering for both inward and outward passages must be communicated on Vessel Trac Service
the appropriate form through VTS Humber by fax or by telephone, telex, or VHF Chs
14, 12, or 15 as appropriate. Orders for pilots are not accepted by e-mail. VHF Ch 13 LOCATION: Operation Centre: Spurn Head
is the intership channel for the Humber Approaches and is used for communications AREA:
between pilot launches and for vessels boarding and landing pilots. (1) So much of the River Ouse as is within the limits of improvement as defined by
(4) Vessels inward-bound from sea: All pilotage requirements should be passed Section 3 of the Ouse (Lower) Improvement Act 1884:
through VTS Humber on VHF Ch 14. (a) The River Trent below the south side of the stone bridge at Gainsborough
(b) The River Humber and the estuary thereof from the confluence of the Rivers
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(2) The seaward limits are bounded by straight lines joining the following positions: Intership (VTS Area 1)
(a) From Easington Church in the County of East Riding of Yorkshire (533902N VHF Frequency: Ch 13
00690E) in a direction 086(T) to position 534000N 03000E
Intership (VTS Areas 2 and 3)
(b) Position 534000N 03000E in a direction 180(T) to position 533000N
VHF Frequency: Ch 10
03000E
(c) Position 533000N 03000E in a direction 262(T) to the site of the HOURS: H24
former Donna Nook Beacon in the County of North Lincolnshire (532840N
00923E) PROCEDURE:
(3) The area is divided into three operational areas as follows: (1) The following procedures are mandatory for all vessels over 50 GT and those
(a) Area 1: VHF Ch 14: Humber Approaches: From the sea to the meridian of carrying dangerous substances, inward-bound and outward-bound for the Rivers
longitude passing through the No 4A Clee Ness Light Float Humber, Ouse and Trent. All times should be given in local time (LT) using the 24h
(b) Area 2: VHF Ch 12: Middle Humber: Upriver from the meridian of longitude notation. See GENERAL NOTES for details of Dangerous Substances in Harbour
passing through the No 4A Clee Ness Light Float to the Humber Bridge Areas (DSHA) Regulations 1987.
(c) Area 3: VHF Ch 15: Upper Humber: Upriver from the Humber Bridge extending (2) All vessels carrying dangerous or polluting goods as classified in the International
to Gainsborough on the Trent and Goole on the Ouse Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code, in Chapter 19 of the International Gas
Carriers Code (IGC Code), in Chapter 17 of the International Bulk Carriers Code
SERVICES: (IBC Code) and MARPOL (Annexes I, II and III) should comply with the Merchant
(1) This is a UK designated port VTS and provides the following services: Shipping (Trac Monitoring and Reporting Requirements) Regulations
(a) Trac Organisation Service bounded by the seaward limits of the Humber VTS 2004 (See GENERAL NOTES).
area and the Humber Bridge (3) Vessels sheltering, anchoring or moving within the River Humber should not
(b) Information Service above the Humber Bridge and bounded by the inland limits transfer fuel, goods, spares, materials or personnel between vessels without first
in the Rivers Trent and Ouse informing VTS Humber and obtaining the permission of the Hr Mr.
(2) The service provides AIS coverage throughout the VTS area and radar tracking (4) Inward-bound vessels:
within the area bounded by the Humber Bridge and the seaward limits of the VTS (a) Notice of ETA: Vessels should send ETA to the Harbour Master through VTS
area. Humber, at least 24h in advance or within 1h of departure from last port of call
(3) The service provides information regarding the arrival, berthing, anchoring and where such port of call is not situated within the Humber, stating information
departure of vessels, navigational aids, navigation hazards, visibility and the safety of listed in section (5) under Pilots section.
vessel trac. (b) Vessels should give initial notice on VHF Ch 14 when 2h from Alpha Lt buoy,
(4) Tidal information is available on request for the following locations: and maintain a continuous watch on VHF Chs 14 and 16.
(a) Spurn Point (c) To avoid congestion on main operational VHF Chs, vessels upriver of No 4A
(b) Grimsby Clee Ness Lt Float, wishing to communicate with each other (intership) for the
(c) Immingham purposes of navigation only, should call on the appropriate Ch and then move to
(d) Hull VHF Ch 10. Vessels seaward of No 4A Clee Ness Lt Float should move to VHF
(e) Humber Bridge Ch 13. Masters and Pilots are not required to keep a listening watch on these
(f) South Ferriby channels, but are required to maintain a listening watch on the main operational
(g) Brough channels.
(h) West Walker Dyke (d) Vessels wishing to communicate with the VHF radio stations serving their
(i) Blacktoft destination (See OTHER PORTS IN THE HUMBER AREA) should do so at the
(j) Goole appropriate time on the channels shown in that section. Vessels are advised
(k) Burton Stather that when communicating with these stations, contact with VTS Humber can
(l) Flixborough only be re-established through VHF Chs 12, 14, 15 and 16. Vessels must still
(m) Keadby report their departure on VHF Chs 14, 12 or 15 to VTS Humber.
(5) Reporting: Vessels are required to report to VTS Humber on:
CONTACT DETAILS:
(a) VHF Ch 14 in the Humber Approaches up to the meridian of longitude which
Calling & Safety passes through No 4A Clee Ness Lt Float
Call: VTS Humber (b) VHF Ch 12 upriver of the meridian of longitude which passes through No 4A
VHF Frequency: Ch 16 Clee Ness Lt Float until the Humber Bridge
(c) VHF Ch 15 upriver of the Humber Bridge
VTS Area 1
Call: VTS Humber
continued on next page
VHF Frequency: Ch 14
VTS Area 2
Call: VTS Humber
VHF Frequency: Ch 12
VTS Area 3
Call: VTS Humber
VHF Frequency: Ch 15
Vessel Trac Service
Telephone: +44(0)1482 212191
Fax: +44(0)1482 218773
Telex: +51 597222 VTS G
Hr Mr
Telephone: +44(0)1482 327171
Fax: +44(0)1482 325819
Telex: +51 592251
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(6) Vessels should report to Humber VTS at the following Reporting Points: (14) Vessels should maintain a continuous listening watch on the appropriate VHF
Name Position Remarks Channel and report to VTS Humber when passing the following positions:
1 533720N VHF Ch 15
Outer Binks Lt buoy On entering the TSS
02010E 1 When departing any lock or berth
533270N 2 When passing Keadby Railway Bridge (River Trent)
Outer Sea Reach Lt buoy
02290E 3 When passing Skelton Railway Bridge (River Ouse)
532980N Vessels departing
Outer Rosse Reach Lt buoy 534200N
02080E 4 Trent Falls the River Trent or
04110W
2 When pilot embarked River Ouse
533350N 5 When passing Brough
3 Spurn Lt Float
01420E Change to VHF Ch 12
4 When anchoring and not proceeding to a Humber Port 6 When passing the Humber Bridge
Change to VHF Ch 12 534200N
7 No 19 (Paull Sand) Lt buoy
5 Meridian of longitude passing through No 4A (Clee Ness) Lt Float 01380W
533710N 533800N
6 Sunk Spit Lt buoy 8 No 9A Lt Float
00470W 00930W
534200N Change to VHF Ch 14
7 No 19 (Paull Sand) Lt buoy
01380W 9 Meridian of longitude passing through No 4A (Clee Ness) Lt Float
Change to VHF Ch 15 10 When anchoring and not proceeding to sea
8 When passing the Humber Bridge 533240N
11 No 2 Haile Sand Lt buoy
9 When passing Brough 01310E
Vessels entering the 12 When pilot disembarked
534200N
10 Trent Falls River Trent or River 533670N On leaving the TSS
04110W 13 Mid New Sand Lt buoy
Ouse 02120E
11 When passing Skelton Railway Bridge (River Ouse) 533270N
Outer Sea Reach Lt buoy
12 When passing Keadby Railway Bridge (River Trent) 02290E
13 When all fast in any lock or on any berth 532980N
Outer Rosse Reach Lt buoy
Masters and Pilots are required to report when they are securely moored at 02080E
their final berth of destination within the Humber Harbour Area. (15) Vessels intending to navigate the Sunk Dredged Channel should, before passing
(7) Vessels intending to navigate the Sunk Dredged Channel should, before passing No 9A Lt Float (533800N 00930W), ascertain from VTS Humber that the Channel
Spurn Point (533400N 00660E), ascertain from VTS Humber that the Channel is is clear.
clear. DEPARTING DEEP DRAUGHT VESSELS:
(8) A continuous listening watch whilst navigating in the River Humber should be kept (1) Masters and Pilots are advised that on occasions it will be necessary for a departing
as follows: deep draught vessel which is constrained by its draught, to navigate against the trac
(a) VHF Ch 14: River Humber, Approaches up to No 4A (Clee Ness) Lt Float flow in that part of the Trac Separation Scheme between Spurn Point and the Spurn
(b) VHF Ch 12: River Humber, upriver of No 4A (Clee Ness) Lt Float Light Float.
(c) VHF Ch 15: River Humber, upriver of the Humber Bridge (2) Vessels requiring to do this must first obtain permission from VTS Humber which
(9) Vessels at anchorage bound for a port or berth within the Humber must obtain will promulgate a broadcast and continue to warn shipping whilst the transit is being
clearance from VTS Humber before leaving anchorage and again when clearing carried out.
anchorage.
(10) Outward-bound vessels: Vessels should send ETD to the Harbour Master INFORMATION BROADCASTS:
through VTS Humber, at least 2h before intention to navigate the Rivers Humber, Ouse (1) A general broadcast comprising weather reports, tidal information and navigational
and Trent stating information listed under Pilots section. warnings is made by VTS Humber on VHF Chs 12, 14 and 15 every 2 hours
(11) All vessels should request clearance to sail from VTS Humber when either: commencing 0103 hours LT, prior notification being given on VHF Ch 16.
(a) Singled up and ready to let go from a river berth (2) The Sunk Dredged Channel is now dredged continuously. The Least Available
(b) Prior to leaving a lock when gates are open Depth (LAD) will be announced by VTS Humber in their regular river broadcasts on
(12) Having been given clearance to sail, if any delay is then envisaged, the vessel VHF Ch 12, 14 and 15. Vessels requiring the latest information about depths in the
should inform VTS Humber and seek further clearance when the cause of the delay is channel can obtain this information from VTS Humber on request.
resolved. (3) In addition, in reduced visibility, frequent visibility reports for Spurn, Immingham
(13) When clearance to sail has been granted by VTS Humber, the vessel should and Hull are broadcast. Additional information regarding safety of navigation and
proceed without delay providing the Master is satisfied that it is safe to do so. movement of shipping can be obtained on request.
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INCIDENT REPORTS: PAGE 274, UNITED KINGDOM, SOLENT, THE, Cowes, Port,
(1) Any vessel within the Humber which: PROCEDURE.
(a) has been involved in a collision with any vessel, navigational mark, bridge, Delete section (2) and replace by:
shore facility or any other object or has been sunk or grounded (not being a
vessel which is berthed or moored) or become stranded; or (2) All vessels required to give VHF notification shall give an ALL SHIPS Call prior
(b) by reason of accident, fire, defect or otherwise is in such a condition as to aect to departure from any berth within Cowes Harbour and when passing the following
its safe navigation or to give rise to danger to other vessels or property; or positions:
(c) in any manner constitutes or causes an obstruction to a fairway; should report (a) Vessels Inward-Bound:
the occurrence immediately to VTS Humber on VHF Ch 16 or the appropriate (i) Fairway Approaches
area VHF Ch stating: (ii) 504560N 11755W (passing Shepards Wharf Marina)
(i) Vessels position (iii) Folly Inn (Vessels bound for Newport)
(ii) Known damage (b) Vessels Outward-Bound:
(iii) Confirmation of cargo (i) Folly Inn
(iv) Any injuries or loss of life (ii) Kingston Wharf (504480N 11735W)
(v) Time of incident (iii) 504533N 11753W (passing FBM Shipbuilding Yard)
(vi) Draught of vessel
(vii) Any pollution Rod Hodgson, Cowes Harbour Commissioners, (RSDRA2007000064432), 39/07
(2) In addition, all vessels should report the occurrence of any of the following incidents
immediately to VTS Humber on VHF Ch 16 or the appropriate area VHF Ch:
(a) Fouling of any underwater pipeline or cable
(b) Oil or chemical spillages
(c) Aids to navigation that are suspected of being out of position, displaying
incorrect character or extinguished VOLUME 6, PART 3, NP 286(3), 2007/08
(3) Vessels not equipped with VHF should report to the Humber Hr Mr by telephone, Published Wk 34/07
telex, fax, or in writing at the earliest opportunity.
HUMBER PASSAGE PLAN: (Last Amendments: Weekly Edition No. 34 dated 23 August 2007)
(1) Vessels bound for the following terminals should provide a Passage Plan prepared PAGE 159, ITALY, MAZARA DEL VALLO, Sicilia.
by ABP Humber to facilitate the safe movement of large vessels in the River Humber:
Delete entry and replace by:
(a) Tetney Oil Terminal
(b) Immingham Oil Terminal
(c) Immingham Gas Terminal MAZARA DEL VALLO, Sicilia 3739N 1235E
(d) South Killingholme Oil Jetty See diagram MAZARA DEL VALLO VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE.
(e) Immingham Bulk Terminal
(f) Humber International Terminal Pilots
(g) Saltend Jetties
CONTACT DETAILS:
(2) See individual entries for further information.
VHF Frequency: Ch 16; 11 12
ACCIDENT PROCEDURES:
HOURS: 0700-1900 LT
Humber Serious Marine Emergency Plan (HSMEP):
(1) HSMEP is a contingency plan developed to deal with any marine accident or PROCEDURE:
emergency including oil pollution within the River Humber. (1) Pilotage is compulsory for vessels of 500 GT and over.
(2) Assistance for a vessel included in such an incident should be requested through (2) Pilot boarding position will be advised.
VTS Humber who will inform the necessary authorities. Vessel Trac Service
(3) Overall co-ordination of the plan will be the responsibility of the Humber Harbour
Master. AREA:
(4) Details of the emergency will be broadcast by Humber VTS on VHF Chs 12 14 (1) The VTS area is bounded by lines joining the following positions:
16. (a) 373485N 125192E (Vallone Gurra di Mare)
(b) 372028N 124777E
Port Authority (c) 372142N 124062E
CONTACT DETAILS: (d) 372322N 123292E
Website: www.humber.com (e) 373240N 121900E
(f) 373998N 121388E
(g) 374160N 121370E
ABP Humber Notices H.41/2007 and SH2/2007, (RSDRA2007000047832
& RSDRA2007000049152), 39/07 (h) 374153N 122903E (Punta Torrazza)
(2) A precautionary area has been established extending 2 n miles seaward from the
VTS area limits.
PAGE 192, UNITED KINGDOM, HUMBER.
DESCRIPTION:
Delete HUMBER VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE diagram and replace by new
The Mazara del Vallo VTS provides the following services:
diagram on page 6.14
(1) Information concerning trac movements, meteorological conditions, dangers to
ABP Humber Notices H.41/2007 and SH2/2007, (RSDRA2007000047832 navigation and other information aecting the safe transit of vessels within the VTS
& RSDRA2007000049152), 39/07 area.
(2) Aid to navigation assistance on request or when necessary.
(3) Trac organisation service.
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ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS- CUMULATIVE LIST OF AMENDMENTS GUAM (Northern Mariana Islands- USA) 28
JAPAN 29
CORRECT TO W39/07 KOREA, SOUTH 28
MALAYSIA, PENINSULAR 28
This list is a summary of the entries in the current editions of the Admiralty List of NEW ZEALAND 32
Radio Signals which have had amendments issued in Section VI of the Weekly
Edition of Notices to Mariners. DIAGRAMS
The entries affected are shown in bold type followed by the numbers of the Weekly
Editions in which amendments for that station were issued. (Page 70) Canadian Coast Guard, Marine Communications & Traffic Service
These summaries are issued on a quarterly basis. Centres (MCTS), Bay of Fundy & Nova Scotia 28
(Page 76) Canadian Coast Guard, Marine Communications & Traffic Service
Centres (MCTS), S. Lawrence River 28
(Page 83) Canadian Coast Guard - Great Lakes Network, Marine Communications &
Traffic Service Centers (MCTS) 34
(Page 87) Canadian Coast Guard - Pacific Region Network, Marine
VOLUME 1, PART 1, NP 281(1), 2007/08
Communications & Vessel Traffic Service Centres, (VANCOUVER) 39
Published Wk 28/07 (Page 195) KOREA (SOUTH), MARITIME RADIO STATIONS, MRCC 28
(Page 200) MALAYSIA & SINGAPORE, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS, MRCC & MRSC
28
MARITIME RADIO STATIONS (Page 213) NEW ZEALAND, TAUPO MARITIME RADIO 32
(Page 222) CENTRAL AMERICA (PACIFIC COAST) 35
AORES (Portugal) 28
ALBANIA 28
ALGERIA 29
DENMARK 34
ITALY 31
MADEIRA (Portugal) 28
MAURITIUS 31 VOLUME 2, NP 282, 2007/08
MONTENEGRO 34 Published Wk 13/07
NAMIBIA 32
PORTUGAL 28
SWEDEN 28 RADAR BEACONS
TRISTAN DA CUNHA (UK) 36
UNITED KINGDOM 34
50070 25 74268 15 81741 27 82725 13 91368 18
50775 26 78947 21 81765 21 82892 13 91380 18
DIAGRAMS 50785 27 78955 13 81773 13 82903 35 91388 18
50900 22 78990 25 81825 13 82905 13, 17 91418 19
(Page 36) NORTH AFRICA, MEDITERRANEAN COAST, MARITIME RADIO 51930 25 79075 13 81880 13 83030 23 91430 18
STATIONS, MRCC & MRSC 29 51935 25 79173 34 81883 15 84150 33 91438 18
(Page 56) ALBANIA, CROATIA, MONTENEGRO & SLOVENIA, MARITIME RADIO 53480 13 79860 13 81910 34 84151 33 91520 13
STATIONS, MRCC & MRSC 34 54947 13 80670 33 81944 13 84360 31 91745 31
54950 13 81140 31 81946 28 84410 22 91760 13
(Page 117) ITALY, MRCC & MRSC 31
54965 25 81141 31 81952 13 84430 21 91765 13
(Page 119) ITALY (SOUTH), MARITIME RADIO STATIONS 31 54970 25 81170 13 81954 28 84490 21 91770 13
(Page 136) MADEIRA, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS, MRCC & MRSC 28 55745 13 81295 18 81995 21 84720 19 91815 13
(Page 145) WEST AFRICA, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS, MRCC & MRSC 32 57770 22 81310 28 81997 21 84830 20 91875 27
(Page 199) SWEDEN, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS, MRCC 28 58540 20 81315 28 82005 21 84880 20 91885 13
(Page 225) UNITED KINGDOM, HM COASTGUARD, ENGLISH - NORTHEAST 60150 13 81423 18 82055 21 85170 35 92940 13
67715 13 81504 13 82058 21 85520 26 93220 13
COAST, MRCC 34
67980 13 81505 18 82103 16 85765 30 94120 13
70610 13 81507 18 82107 16 85769 30 94895 13
70770 13 81508 18 82116 29 85825 13 95280 18, 20
70780 13 81526 18 82119 21 85860 13 95420 18
71395 23 81524 13 82200 18 86060 13 95430 20
71473 23 81574 25 82282 15 86210 35 95508 20, 33
VOLUME 1, PART 2, NP 281(2), 2007/08 71474 27 81587 21 82283 15 86580 13 95535 13
71478 23 81623 29 82287 13 86700 33 95558 13, 18
Published Wk 28/07 71505 38 81633 13 82288 35 87500 15 95675 13
71507 38 81634 18 82301 35 87505 15 95925 13
71900 30 81636 18 82302 13 87690 13 96140 13
FRONT COVER SPINE 2007/08 30 72170 26 81666 18 82335 13 87940 13 97145 13
73860 13 81641 13 82395 13 89150 36 97900 20
73870 13 81674 27 82417 13 90590 36 98190 13
MARITIME RADIO STATIONS 74260 18 81731 29 82643 35 90320 37 98240 13
75540 31 81738 38 82715 13 91253 18
BRAZIL 39
CANADA (Arctic Coast, Atlantic Coast and Saint Lawrence River) 28, 34
CANADA (Great Lakes) 34
CANADA (Pacific Coast) 28, 34, 39
CHILE 30
CHINA 30, 32, 36
ECUADOR 35
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MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION
DIAGRAMS 13, 20
8, 36
RADIO- FACSIMILE
13, 25
VOLUME 3, PART 1, NP 283(1), 2007/08
Published Wk 3/07 RADIO WEATHER SERVICES AND NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS
ARGENTINA 5, 8
AUSTRALIA 3, 6, 15, 25
MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION
CHILE 28
3, 13, 20 CHINA 3, 30
JAPAN 3, 10
NEW ZEALAND 3
SAFETYNET
RUSSIA (Pacific Coast) 18
33 TAIWAN 31
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 3
UNITED STATES (Pacific Coast) 3
RADIO WEATHER SERVICES AND NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS
URUGUAY 11
ALBANIA 25 VIETNAM 31
ALGERIA 3
BELGIUM 15 SHIPS WEATHER REPORTS
DENMARK 3
10, 18, 22
ESTONIA 3
FOROYAR (Denmark) 7
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(Page 266) NAVTEX- MSI BROADCASTS, West Pacific, Russia to South- East Asia PILOT SERVICES, VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES and PORT OPERATIONS
31
BULGARIA 34
CYPRUS 34
FRANCE (Mediterranean Coast) 34
GREECE 34
VOLUME 6, PART 1, NP 286(1), 2007/08 IRAN 34
IRAQ 34
Published Wk 32/07 ITALY 34, 39
MALTA 34
MOROCCO 34
PILOT SERVICES, VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES and PORT OPERATIONS ROMANIA 34
SLOVENIA 34
BELGIUM 32 SPAIN (Mediterranean Coast) 34
BELGIUM AND NETHERLANDS 32, 35
FRANCE 32
IRELAND, REPUBLIC OF 32
NETHERLANDS 32
UNITED KINGDOM 32, 34, 37, 38, 39
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AUSTRALIA 35
CHINA 35
JAPAN 35
KOREA, SOUTH 35
THAILAND (East Coast) 35
NEW ZEALAND 36
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HYDROGRAPHIC NOTE
(for instructions, see overleaf)
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Ref. No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Subject . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ENCs affected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Publications affected (Edition No., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . date of latest supplement, page and Light List No. etc.)
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Signature of observer/reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HYDROGRAPHIC NOTE
Forwarding information for British Admiralty Charts and
Hydrographic Publications
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Mariners are requested to notify the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, Admiralty Way, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 2DN,
United Kingdom, when new or suspected dangers to navigation are discovered, changes observed in aids to navigation, or
corrections to publications are seen to be necessary. The Mariners Handbook (NP 100) Chapter 8 gives general instructions. If
practicable the Mariner should contact the originating hydrographic office when navigating on non--UKHO ENCs. The
provisions of international and national laws should be complied with when forwarding such reports.
2. This form and its instructions have been designed to help both the sender and the recipient. It should be used, or followed
closely, whenever appropriate.
Copies of this Form may be obtained gratis from the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office at the above address or principal
Chart Agents (see Annual Notice to Mariners No. 2).
3. When a position is defined by sextant angles or bearings (true or magnetic being specified) more than two should be used in
order to provide a check. Distances observed by radar and the raw readings of the navigation system in use, should be quoted
wherever possible.
Latitude and longitude should only be used specifically to position the details when they have been fixed by astronomical
observations or GPS and a full description of the method, equipment and datum (where applicable) used should be given.
4. Paper charts: A cutting from the largest scale chart is the best medium for forwarding details, the alterations and additions
being shown thereon in red. When requested, a new copy will be sent in replacement of a chart that has been used to forward
information, or when extensive observations have involved defacement of the observers chart. If it is preferred to show the
amendments on a tracing of the largest scale chart (rather than on the chart itself) these should be in red as above, but adequate
details from the chart must be traced in black ink to enable the amendments to be fitted correctly.
ENCs: A screen dump of the largest scale usage band ENC with the alterations and additions being shown thereon in red.
5. When soundings are obtained The Mariners Handbook (NP 100) should be consulted. The echo sounding trace should be
marked with times, depths, etc., and forwarded with the report. It is important to state whether the echo sounder is set to
register depths below the surface or below the keel; in the latter case the vessels draught should be given. Time and date
should be given in order that corrections for the height of the tide may be made where necessary. The make, name and type of
set should also be given.
6. Modern echo sounders frequently record signals from echoes received back after one or more rotations of the stylus have
been completed. Thus with a set whose maximum range is 500m, an echo recorded at 50m may be from depths of 50m, 550m
or even 1050m. Soundings recorded beyond the sets nominal range can usually be recognised by the following:
(a) the trace being weaker than normal for the depth recorded,
(b) the trace passing through the transmission line,
(c) the feathery nature of the trace.
As a check that apparently shoal soundings are not due to echoes received beyond the sets nominal range, soundings should
be continued until reasonable agreement with charted soundings is reached. However, soundings received after one or more
rotations of the stylus can still be useful and should be submitted if they show significant differences from charted depths.
7. Reports which cannot be confirmed or are lacking in certain details should not be withheld. Shortcomings should be stressed
and any firm expectation of being able to check the information on a succeeding voyage should be mentioned.
8. Reports of shoal soundings, uncharted dangers and navigational aids out of order should, at the mariners discretion, also be
made by radio to the nearest coast radio station. The draught of modern tankers is such that any uncharted depth under 30
metres or 15 fathoms may be of sufficient importance to justify a radio message.
9. Port information should be forwarded on Form H.102a together with Form H.102. Form H.102a lists the information
required for Admiralty Sailing Directions and should be used as an aide memoire. Where there is insufficient space on the
form an additional sheet should be used.
10. Reports on ocean currents should be made in accordance with The Mariners Handbook.
Note. An acknowledgement or receipt will be sent and the information then used to the best advantage which may mean
immediate action or inclusion in a revision in due course. When a Notice to Mariners is issued, the senders ship or name is
quoted as authority unless (as sometimes happens) the information is also received from other authorities. An explanation of
the use made of contributions from all parts of the world would be too great a task and a further communication should only be
expected when the information is of outstanding value or has unusual features.
H.102a (April 1990)
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1. NAME OF PORT
2. GENERAL REMARKS
Containers, lighters,
Ro--Ro etc.
9. CRANES
Brief details and
max. capacity.
10. REPAIRS
Hull, machinery and
underwater.
Ship and boat yards.
Docking or slipping
facilities.
Give size of vessels
handled or dimensions.
Hards and ramps.
Divers.
11. RESCUE AND DISTRESS
Salvage, lifeboat,
Coastguard, etc.
12. SUPPLIES
Fuel with type and quantities
available.
Fresh water with rate
of supply.
Provisions .
13. SERVICES
Medical.
De--ratting.
Consuls.
Ship chandlery,
compass adjustment,
tank cleaning,
hull painting.
14. COMMUNICATIONS
Road, rail and air
services available.
Nearest airport or airfield.
Port radio and information
service with frequencies
and hours of operating.
15. PORT AUTHORITY
Designation, address
and telephone number.
16. SMALL CRAFT FACILITIES
Information and facilities
for small craft (eg yachts)
visiting the port.
Yacht Clubs, berths, etc.
17 VIEWS
Photographs (where permitted)
of the approaches, leading
marks, the entrance to the
harbour, etc.
Picture postcards may also
be useful.
Signature of observer/reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .