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CURRENT HYDROGRAPHIC PUBLICATIONS

(Sailing Directions, List of Lights, Lists of Radio Signals, Tidal Publications & Digital Publications)

(Updated 24 December 2011) (Former Listing dated 24 September 2011 is cancelled)

(1) CURRENT EDITIONS OF SAILING DIRECTIONS AND THEIR LATEST SUPPLEMENTS

NP No Title Edition Supplement No 9 ‡ Antarctic Pilot 7th (2009) 13 Australia Pilot Vol 1 3rd (2011) 14 Australia Pilot Vol 2 11th (2010) 15 * Australia Pilot Vol 3 11th (2009) 33 Philippine Islands Pilot 4th (2011) 34 Indonesia Pilot Vol 2 5th (2009) 35 Indonesia Pilot Vol 3 5th (2011) 36 * Indonesia Pilot Vol 1 6th (2009) 39 South Indian Ocean Pilot 13th (2011) 44 * Malacca Strait and West Coast of Sumatera Pilot 9th (2008) 51 New Zealand Pilot 18th (2010) 60 ‡ Pacific Islands Pilot Vol 1 11th (2007) 61 ‡* Pacific Islands Pilot Vol 2 11th (2006) 62 Pacific Islands Pilot Vol 3 12th (2010) 100 ‡ The Mariner's Handbook 9th (2009) 136 Ocean Passages for the World 5th (2004) 350(2) ‡ Admiralty Distance Tables - Indian Ocean 3rd (2008) 350(3) ‡ Admiralty Distance Tables – Pacific Ocean 2nd (2009) 735 ‡ Maritime Buoyage System 6th (2006)

‡ Books in Continuous Revision (on an extended cycle) * New or Revised Edition due for publication within one year

(2) ADMIRALTY LIST OF LIGHTS AND FOG SIGNALS

NP No Current Edition Published 83 Volume K, 2011/12 February 2011 See (5) Admiralty Digital Publications for Digital List of Lights

(3) ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS NP No Title Published

281 Volume 1 Maritime Radio Stations: 2011/12 Part 2: The Americas, Far East and Oceania October 2011 282 Volume 2, 2011/12 Radio Aids to Navigation, Differential GPS (DGPS), Legal Time,

Radio Time Signals and Electronic Position Fixing System March 2011

283 Volume 3 Maritime Safety Information Services 2011/12 Part 2: The Americas, Far East and Oceania December 2011 284 Volume 4, 2011/12 Meteorological Observation Stations October 2011 285 Volume 5, 2011/12 Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) July 2011

286 Volume 6 Pilot Services, Vessel Traffic Services and Port Operations

2011/12 Part 4: Persian Gulf including Oman, Indian Sub-continent, South East Asia and Australasia

August 2011

See (5) Admiralty Digital Publications for Admiralty Digital Radio Signals Volume 6 (4) TlDAL PUBLICATIONS 203-11 Volume 3 Indian Ocean and South China Sea (including Tidal Stream Tables) 203-12 Volume 3 Indian Ocean and South China Sea (including Tidal Stream Tables) 204-11 Volume 4 Pacific Ocean (including Tidal Streams Tables) 204-12 Volume 4 Pacific Ocean (including Tidal Streams Tables)

NP No Admiralty Tide Tables (corrected by Annual Notice to Mariners 1/12)

Vol K Edition 2011/12. Weekly Edition No. 52, Dated 29 December 2011.Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 51, dated 22 December 2011.

GREAT BARRIER REEF (COASTAL WATERS)K3207·7 - Cooktown. Endeavour

River. No 315 27·33 S

145 15·20 EFl G 2·5s . . . . Green % on beacon Destroyed; Fl Y 3s light buoy in situ

(T) 2011*

TORRES STRAIT. PRINCE OF WALES CHANNEL. GOODS ISLANDK3270·1 - Goods Island. Lts in line

199°. Rear. 505m from front.Western Hill(AU:AMSA)

10 33·91 S142 09·13 E

Fl W 2·5s 105 14 White round tower, red cupola5

Vis 064°-238°(174°).Vis 290°-295°(5°).Sync with front

- - - - - - . . AIS . . . . . . MMSI No 995031023.(T) 2011

* * * * * * * *

FURNEAUX GROUP. FRANKLIN SOUND. FLINDERS ISLANDK3601·25 - Lady Barron. Dir Lt 285·5° 40 12·45 S

148 14·76 EDir WRG 48 10 Orange + on metal

tower12

F G282·9°-285·2°(2·3°).F W285·2°-285·7°(0·5°).F R285·7°-287·9°(2·2°).Unreliable (T) 2011

- - Ldg Lts 323°30′. Rear. 300m from front

. . F G 48 3 . . Neon

*

HAURAKI GULF. WAIHEKE ISLAND. WAIHEKE CHANNELK3851·5 Remove from list; deleted

OTAGO HARBOURK4367·3 - No 3 45 47·36 S

170 43·09 EFl(2)G 4s 3 3 Green % on green

beaconRa refl. Destroyed; starboard laterallight buoy Fl(2)G 4s, in situ (T) 2011

*

BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. EAST COASTK4884 - Cape Laverdy (L'Averdy) 5 32·49 S

155 03·88 EFl W 6s 25 15 White framework

tower20

fl 0·6.TE 2011

*

ÎLES SOUS-LE-VENT. ÎLE DE RAIATEAK4970·1FR, LC, 68161

- Port D'Uturoa. Passe Teavapiti. Ldg Lts 268·9°. Rear. 280m from front(FR)

16 44·61 S151 26·34 W

Oc R 4s 31 7 Red column, white bands on truncated pyramidal base11

ec 1.Sync with front

*

AMENDMENTS TO ADMIRALTY LIST OF LIGHTS AND FOG SIGNALS

AMENDMENTS TOADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS

Weekly Edition No. 52 dated 29 December 2011

The Admiralty List of Radio Signals diagrams included in the paper version of the weekly Notice to Mariners (Section VI) areprinted in black and white. If required, a colour version of these diagrams can be downloaded from the UKHO website. To obtain acolour version of these diagrams go to: www.ukho.gov.uk - select PRODUCTS AND SERVICES - select Maritime Safety Info -select View and download NMs - select Weekly - select Year - select Week - go to Selected Week Content - select File (forexample: NP286(3)-WK01-10-PAGE149_Week01_2010.pdf)

VOLUME 2, NP 282, 2011/12Published Wk 11/11

(Last Amendments: Weekly Edition No. 51 dated 22 December 2011)

RADAR BEACONS

PAGE 55, NAMIBIA.Delete section and replace by:

NAMIBIAKunene River Racon 17°16′⋅05S 11°45′⋅73E 73450(3 & 10 cm) 360° 12 n miles C

Fria Cove Racon 18°17′⋅75S 11°57′⋅51E 73490(3 & 10 cm) 360° 12 n miles Y

Pelican Point Lt Racon 22°53′⋅52S 14°26′⋅12E 7365072s 360° 12 n miles D

Sylvia Hill Racon 25°09′⋅38S 14°50′⋅70E 73720(3 & 10 cm) 360° 12 n miles M

Oranjemund Racon 28°37′⋅22S 16°26′⋅03E 73790(3 & 10 cm) 360° 12 n miles O

South African Notice 11/77/11 (RSDRA2011000230093)& South Arican Radio Signals 11/11 (RSDRA2011000230108) 52/11

PAGE 55, SOUTH AFRICA.Insert:

Ngqura Fairway Lt Buoy Racon 33°51′⋅91S 25°42′⋅58E 73926(3 & 10 cm) 360° 12 n miles T

South African Notice 11/77/11 (RSDRA2011000230093)& South Arican Radio Signals 11/11 (RSDRA2011000230108) 52/11

PAGE 83, CHINA.Insert:

Wai Jiao Lt Racon 29°41′⋅33N 122°17′⋅40E 81719N

Chinese Notice 49/1844/11 (RSDRA2011000229857) 52/11

AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS)

PAGE 157, CHINA, before Yueqing Wan Lt Buoy Y20 entry.Insert:

Yueqing Wan Lt Buoy Y13 28°02′⋅93N 121°07′⋅95E 999412413 Broadcasts every 3 minutes Real

Yueqing Wan Lt Buoy Y14 28°03′⋅32N 121°07′⋅58E 999412414 Broadcasts every 3 minutes Real

(former amendment 46/11)Chinese Notice 49/1845/11 (RSDRA2011000229857) 52/11

PAGE 163, IRELAND, before Arklow Bank Wind Turbine Lt No 1 entry.Insert:

Achill Datawell Waverider Buoy 53°51′⋅84N 10°03′⋅06W Real

Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport Notice 48/11(RSDRA2011000225791) 52/11

PAGE 163, IRELAND, before Kish Bank Lt entry.Insert:

Killard Datawell Waverider Buoy 52°45′⋅68N 9°37′⋅27W Real

Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport Notice 48/11(RSDRA2011000225791) 52/11

, after ISRAEL section.Insert:

KENYA

Mombasa Lt Buoy No 1 4°05′⋅07S 39°42′⋅29E Real













(former amendment 33/11)Kenyan Maritine Safety Information (RSDRA2010000082530) 52/11

VOLUME 3, PART 2, NP 283(2), 2011/12Published Wk 52/11

(First amendments to publication Wk 52/11)The 2010/11 edition is cancelled

PAGE ii, RECORD OF AMENDMENTS, above Weekly Notices to Mariners (Section VI).Insert:

This edition was published in Wk 52/11.First amendments issued in Wk 52/11.

UKHO 52/11

NAVTEX

PAGE 36, diagram, X7, NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS, South East Asia.Delete [K] Da Nang in position 16°03′⋅53N 108°12′⋅53E and replace by: [F][K] Œa NangDelete [W] Hai Phong in position 20°50′⋅92N 106°41′⋅32E and replace by: [M] Hai PhongInsert [V] Vung Tau in position 10°23′⋅67N 107°08′⋅68EInsert [C] Nha Trang in position 12°13′⋅33N 109°10′⋅83E

VISHIPEL (RSDRA2011000229825) 52/11

After PAGE 40.Insert new diagram, X12, NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS, GREENLAND on page 6.4

Danish Maritime Authority (RSDRA2011000228471) 52/11

NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTSGreenland

[E] [R] Saudanes

[K] [X] Grindavik

Svalbard [A]

Upernavik[I]

[X]

[M1] Simiutaq

Kook Island (Nuuk) [W]

[M]

[W]

IVUnited States

IUnited Kingdom

XIXNorway

XVIIICanada

[R]

[I]

X12

For full operational details see relevant stationin ALRS volumes NP283 or NP285

NAVTEX stations

Limits of service areasLimits of NAVAREAS

KEY:

[A] =

==

=

International NAVTEX (518 kHz)National NAVTEX[E] =Approximate International NAVTEX(518 kHz) coverage

=

20°

10°

10°

20°

0°

70°

80°

90°

100°

110°

60° 50° 40° 30°

85° 80°

75°

70°

65°

60°

55°

80°

75°

70°

65°

60°

55°

V3(2)X

GR

EE

NLA

ND

V001 28/07/11

6.4

RADIO WEATHER SERVICES AND NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS

PAGE 156, GREENLAND, NAVTEX.Delete section and replace by:

NAVTEXX Grindavik (Iceland)

518 kHz

63°47′N 22°31′W

W Kook Island (Nuuk) 64°04′N 52°01′W

R Saudanes (Iceland) 66°11′N 18°57′W

M Simiutaq 60°41′N 46°35′W

I Upernavik 72°47′N 56°09′W

DIAGRAMS: pages 35, 157 and 158

Weather Bulletins

X: 0350 0750 1150 1550 1950 2350 Weather forecast for Areas 3-5

W: 0340 0740 1140 1540 1940 2340 Weather forecast for Areas 9-11

R: 0250 0650 1050 1450 1850 2250 Weather forecast for Areas 1-3

M: 0200 0600 1000 1400 1800 2200 Weather forecast for Areas 5-8

I: 0120 0520 0920 1320 1720 2120 Weather forecast for Areas 12-14

Navigational Warnings

X: 0350 0750 1150 1550 1950 2350

Storm and Navigational Warnings and ice reports

W: 0340 0740 1140 1540 1940 2340

R: 0250 0650 1050 1450 1850 2250

M: 0200 0600 1000 1400 1800 2200

I: 0120 0520 0920 1320 1720 2120

Danish Maritime Authority (RSDRA2011000228471) 52/11

PAGES 254 & 256, VIETNAM.Delete section and replace by:

VIETNAM

NAVTEX

K Œa Nang518 kHz

16°03′⋅53N 108°12′⋅53E

X Ho Chi Minh 10°23′⋅67N 107°08′⋅68E

F Œa Nang

490 kHz

16°03′⋅53N 108°12′⋅53E

M Hai Phong 20°50′⋅92N 106°41′⋅32E

V Vung Tau 10°23′⋅67N 107°08′⋅68E

M Hai Phong4209⋅5 kHz

20°50′⋅92N 106°41′⋅32E

C Nha Trang 12°13′⋅33N 109°10′⋅83E

DIAGRAMS: pages 35 and 255

Weather Bulletins

K: 0140 1340Weather bulletins in English.

X: 1150 2350

F: 0050 1250

Weather bulletins in Vietnamese.M: 1000 2200

V: 1130 2330

C: 0020 1220

Navigational Warnings

K: 0540 0940 1740 2140Navigational Warnings in English.

X: 0350 0750 1550 1950

F: 0450 0850 1650 2050

Navigational Warnings in Vietnamese.M: 0200 0600 1400 1800

V: 0330 0730 1530 1930

C: 0420 0820 1620 2020

BEN THUY (XVB) 18°47′⋅68N 105°43′⋅82E7906 RT(HF)

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins

Every even H+50 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese and other warnings in Vietnamese and English.

0050 1250 Weather bulletins in Vietnamese.

CA MAU (XVA) 9°11′⋅33N 105°08′⋅00E7906 RT(HF)

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins

Every odd H+35 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese and other warnings in Vietnamese and English.


CAM RANH 12°04′⋅83N 109°10′⋅90ECh 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins

Every even H+50 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese.


CAN THO (XVU) 10°03′⋅90N 105°45′⋅50EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins

A: Every even H+05 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese and other warnings in Vietnamese and English.

B: Every even H+20 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese.

A: 0205 1405B: 1120 2320 Weather bulletins in Vietnamese.

CUA ONG (XVC) 21°00′⋅98N 107°21′⋅60ECh 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



ŒA NANG (XVT) 16°03′⋅53N 108°12′⋅53E7906

RT(HF)8294

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



HAI PHONG (XVG) 20°50′⋅92N 106°41′⋅32E7906

RT(HF)8294

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



HO CHI MINH (XVS) 10°23′⋅67N 107°08′⋅68E7906

RT(HF)8294

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



HON GAI (XVQ) 20°57′⋅00N 107°04′⋅00EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins

A: Every odd H+05 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese and other warnings in Vietnamese and English.



HUÉ (XVD) 16°33′⋅03N 107°38′⋅78EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins




KIEN GIANG (XVK) 9°59′⋅83N 105°06′⋅27EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins




MONG CAI (XVM) 21°31′⋅63N 107°58′⋅32E7906 RT(HF)

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



NHA TRANG (XVN) 12°13′⋅33N 109°10′⋅83E7906 RT(HF)

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



PHAN RANG 11°35′⋅38N 109°00′⋅53EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins


B: Every odd H+05 Meteorological warnings in Vietnamese.


PHAN THIET (XVP) 10°54′⋅92N 108°06′⋅18EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins




PHU YEN (XVY) 13°07′⋅07N 109°18′⋅10EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins




QUY NHON (XVI) 13°46′⋅72N 109°14′⋅65EA 7906 RT(HF)

B Ch 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins




THANH HOA 19°20′⋅95N 105°20′⋅95ECh 16 VHF

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



VUNG TAU (XVR) 10°23′⋅67N 107°08′⋅68E7906 RT(HF)

DIAGRAM: page 255

Weather Bulletins



VISHIPEL (RSDRA2011000194826 & 2011000229825) 52/11

AMENDMENTS TO ADMIRALTY SAILING DIRECTIONS

Nil.

ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS CUMULATIVE LIST OF AMENDMENTS

CORRECT TO Wk 52/11

This list is a summary of the entries in the current editions of the Admiralty List ofRadio Signals which have had amendments issued in Section VI of the WeeklyEdition of Notices to Mariners.The entries affected are shown in bold type followed by the numbers of theWeeklyEditions in which amendments for that station were issued.These summaries are issued on a quarterly basis.


GLOBAL COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

46

MARITIME RADIO STATIONS

CHILE 40GREENLAND 45KOREA, SOUTH 44NEW ZEALAND 40PHILIPPINES 49UNITED STATES (Alaska) 40VIETNAM 46

ANTI-PIRACY

43

DIAGRAMS

Page 144 GREENLAND, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS, ISLAND COMMANDERGREENLAND 45Page 197 KOREA (NORTH) & KOREA (SOUTH), MARITIME RADIO STATIONS,MRCC & MRSC 44Page 271 VIETNAM - NORTH, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS 46Page 272 VIETNAM - SOUTH, MARITIME RADIO STATIONS 46


RADAR BEACONS

50270 3950570 3051000 1151695 4852050 1352053 1352057 1352060 1352063 1352065 1352067 1352070 1352073 1352077 1352360 2952800 2955200 1156030 1159820 2064560 1166880 2966920 2967100 29

67840 4169500 3170100 4570140 4570730 1171400 1171410 1171485 1171550 2772180 1173105 4673130 4873450 5273490 5273650 5273720 5273790 5273926 5274230 4975200 4875220 4876270 2277000 11

77505 2077545 2077550 2078977 2079160 3080430 4980582 1181267 1581289 1881291 1181292 1181293 1181294 1181386 4381405 3881420 3981499 3281500.5 4881521 3881522 3881719 5281821 2281824 22

81988 1181988.5 1181988.7 1181989 1182007 2882120 3982152 4682188 3682245 1182597 4682745 3282813 3082828 1182898 1185823 5086270 3486360 1186445 3186447 3187055 4087540 2689480 35

90200 1390320 4191368 1691390 4991420 4891821 3692210 1892500 4494400 2994520 2994530 2994660 2794683 1194860 4295050 1195795 3995930 1195940 1195970 1196180 4996270 4597145 36


ARGENTINA 16, 36AUSTRALIA 27, 40CHILE 17, 18, 44, 50CHINA 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, 24, 27, 30, 32, 34, 36, 39, 41, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52DENMARK 11FRANCE (Atlantic Coast) 11, 21, 24, 26FRANCE (English Channel) 11, 20, 24, 29, 43, 46FRANCE (Mediterranean Coast) 24GERMANY (North Sea Coast) 17IRELAND 33, 38, 52ISRAEL 33, 36KENYA 52KOREA, SOUTH 31, 32, 33, 43MALTA 11, 32, 51MEXICO (Pacific Coast) 11NETHERLANDS 45, 48POLAND 13, 20QATAR 25SINGAPORE 11, 32SPAIN (Mediterranean Coast) 48SPAIN (North Coast) 11, 20SPAIN (South Coast) 45SWEDEN 11,16, 21, 51UNITED KINGDOM 15, 27, 29, 36, 39, 42

DIFFERENTIAL GPS (DGPS)

CHINA 11ESTONIA 11INDIA 11, 12INDIA (NICOBAR ISLANDS) 12INDIA (ANDAMAN ISLANDS) 12KOREA, SOUTH 11NETHERLANDS 11SINGAPORE 11UKRAINE 11UNITED STATES (Gulf Coast) 13

DIAGRAMS

Page 192 diagram 1, RADIOBEACONS TRANSMITTING DGPS CORRECTIONS 11Page 193 diagram 2, RADIOBEACONS TRANSMITTING DGPS CORRECTIONS 11Page 196 diagram 5, RADIOBEACONS TRANSMITTING DGPS CORRECTIONS 11Page 198 diagram 7, RADIOBEACONS TRANSMITTING DGPS CORRECTIONS 11,12Page 199 diagram 8, RADIOBEACONS TRANSMITTING DGPS CORRECTIONS 11Page 204 diagram 13, RADIOBEACONS TRANSMITTING DGPS CORRECTIONS 13

LEGAL TIME

BELARUS 42CHILE 13, 16, 20, 32CUBA 11, 13, 41EASTER ISLAND (Isla de Pascua) (Chile) 13, 16, 20, 32EGYPT 20FIJI 43IRAN 11JORDAN 11MOROCCO 16, 32RUSSIA 27, 32SAMOA 41SYRIA 51TURKEY 11UKRAINE 42, 45

UNIVERSAL TIME

11, 18, 45


NAVTEX

52

RADIO WEATHER SERVICES AND NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS

GREENLAND 52VIETNAM 52

DIAGRAMS

Page 36 NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS, South East Asia 52Page 40 NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS, Greenland 52


GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM (GMDSS)

Section 2: COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS FOR USE IN THE GLOBAL SYSTEM 42Section 9: VHF DSC, LIST OF COAST STATIONS FOR SEA AREA A1 32, 46Section 10: MF DSC, LIST OF COAST STATIONS FOR SEA AREA A2 42, 45, 46Section 11: HF DSC, LIST OF COAST STATIONS FOR SEA AREA A3/A4 42, 46Section13:MARITIMESAFETY INFORMATION(MSI) UNDERTHEGMDSS29, 38, 45Section 14: SAFETYNET 27, 29, 42Section 15: NAVTEX 29, 34, 42, 46, 49, 52Section 16: DISTRESS, SEARCH AND RESCUE 27, 32, 33, 38, 40, 42, 43, 46, 48

DIAGRAMS

Page158R3-A -NORTHATLANTIC -WEST,Digital SelectiveCalling (DSC) LimitsofSea Areas 45Page 159R4-A -NORTHATLANTIC -EAST, Digital Selective Calling (DSC) Limits ofSea Areas 45Page 178 R18-A - ARCTIC, Digital Selective Calling (DSC) Limits of Sea Areas 45Page185OperationalHFDSCStationswithMMSInumbers for SeaAreasA3andA442Page 229 SafetyNET NAV/METAREA I - AOR-E & AOR-W UNITED KINGDOM 27, 29Page 238 SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA VIII - IOR, INDIA & MAURITIUS/RÉUNION 42Page 283 NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS North Atlantic and Arctic 29Page 286 NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS Western Mediterranean 49, 52Page288NAVTEX -MSIBROADCASTSSouthernAfrica, IndianOcean,RedSeaandPersian Gulf 46, 52Page 289 NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS South East Asia 46, 52Page 293 NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS Greenland 52


PILOT SERVICES, VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES and PORT OPERATIONS

AUSTRALIA 34, 39, 40, 44INDIA 42, 48OMAN 34QATAR 38SAUDI ARABIA (Persian Gulf Coast) 42SINGAPORE 49UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 34

DIAGRAMS

Page42GREATBARRIERREEFANDTORRESSTRAITVESSELTRAFFICSERVICE(VTS) - REEFVTS 34Page43GREATBARRIERREEFANDTORRESSTRAITVESSELTRAFFICSERVICE(VTS) - REEFVTS 34Page43GREATBARRIERREEFANDTORRESSTRAITVESSELTRAFFICSERVICE(VTS) - REEFVTS 34Page 322 SINGAPORE PORT OPERATIONS (Including EAST JOHOR STRAITVessel Traffic Information System) 49


In force 31 December 2011Weekly

Page(s)NP no Title Edition

9 Antarctic 7th Edition (2009) 31/09299 Gerlache Strait - South Part - Port Lockroy — Directions; Isolated Shoal 51/11

13 Australia 1 2nd Edition (2011) 40/11

234 Western Australia – John’s Creek — Approach; buoy 45/11

249 Western Australia – Barrow Island Oil Terminal — Controlling depth 48/11

251 Western Australia – Griffin Marine Terminal — Operational status 44/11

256 Western Australia – Saladin Marine Terminal — Under-keel clearance 48/11

318, 319-320, 321 Western Australia – Oyster Harbour — Directions 40/11

364 South Australia – Franklin Harbor — Directions 47/11

381 South Australia – Port Augusta — Directions; buoy 45/11

14 Australia 2 11th Edition (2010) 21/10

103, 104 Victoria – Port Phillip — Pilotage: depths 35/11

104 Victoria – Port Phillip — transit restictions 35/11

106, 108 Victoria – Port Phillip Heads — Directions; sector light; depth 43/11

114 Victoria – Port Phillip – Swan Island docks — Directions 43/11

126 Victoria – Port Phillip – Approaches to Melbourne – West Channel — 43/11Directions

134 Victoria – Melbourne — Depths 35/11

146 Victoria - Hastings — Arrival Information; regulations concerning entry 49/11

203,207 Tasmania - Port Dalrymple — Pilotage; anchorages 02/11

259 Tasmania – Hobart — Directions 43/11

274 Tasmania – Spring Bay and approaches — Port limits 36/11

293 New South Wales – Batemans Bay — Directions; fish aggregation device 43/11

301 New South Wales – Jervis Bay — Directions; buoy 43/11

312 New South Wales - Port Kembla — Anchorages 29/11

324 New South Wales – Cape Banks — Fishing; fish aggregation devices 43/11

327 New South Wales – Sydney Harbour — Vertical clearance 45/11

15 Australia 3 11th Edition (2009) 31/09

13 Australia – Queensland – Ship reporting systems — Torres Strait and 28/11Great Barrier Reef ship reporting system

92 Australia – New South Wales – Port Jackson to Broken Bay — 45/11Directions; fish aggregation device

102 Australia – New South Wales – Newcastle — Outer Anchorages 29/11

116, 117 Australia – New South Wales – Sugarloaf Point to Smoky Cape — 45/11Directions; fish aggregation devices

116 Australia – New South Wales – Mermaid Reef — Directions 06/11

119-120 New South Wales – Port Macquarie — Directions; leading lights 39/10

129 Australia – New South Wales – Point Danger — Directions 06/11140, 141 Australia – Queensland – Gneering Shoals — Directions; depths 01/11

142 Queensland – Approaches to Moreton Bay — Directions 37/09

142 Australia – Queensland – Moreton Bay – North part of Main Channel — 15/11Directions

143 Australia – Queensland – Moreton Bay — Side Channels; directions 51/11

143 Queensland – Moreton Bay – North East Channel — Directions; buoyage 07/10

156 Australia – Queensland – Brisbane River – Hamilton Reach — Berths; 16/11depths

168 Queensland – Cape Moreton to Breaksea Spit — Directions; wreck 47/10

171 Australia – Queensland – Capricorn Channel — Directions 44/11218, 219, 221, 222, 231, Queensland – Hay Point Port and Mackay approaches — Directions; 22/10234, 235, 238, 239 depths; anchorage

Australia – Queensland – Abbot Point — Directions; leading lights ; 51/10267 berths

272 Australia – Queensland – Magnetic Passage — Directions 44/11

303 Australia – Queensland – Cairns — Pilotage 38/11

310 Queensland – Port Douglas — Pilot boarding position 17/10

318 Queensland – Cooktown — Pilot boarding position 17/10

338 Australia – Queensland – Owen Channel — Directions; depth 44/11

341 Australia – Queensland – Bow Reef — Directions; light 44/11395 Papua New Guinea – Port Moresby to Yule Island — Directions; depth 01/11

425 Australia – Torres Strait – Prince of Wales Channel — Directions; 50/11approach from inner route

427 Australia – Torres Strait – Alert Patches — Directions; light buoy 50/11

428 Australia – Queensland – Prince of Wales Channel — Directions 44/11

432 Queensland – Torres Strait – Thursday Island — Pilotage 41/10

WeeklyPage(s)

NP no Title Edition

33 Philippine Islands 4th Edition (2011) 41/11

285 Luzon — Pagbilao Power Station 51/11

34 Indonesia 2 5th Edition (2009) 47/09

61 Indonesia – South coast of Jawa – Tanjung Intan — Limiting conditions 34/10Indonesia – North coast of Jawa – Pulau Bawean — Directions; major 17/10

72 lightIndonesia – North Coast of Jawa – Selat Surabaya – Gresik – Poleng 47/09

81 Oilfield — Submarine gas pipeline

Indonesia – North coast of Jawa – Selat Surabaya and approaches — 16/1081, 84 Directions; vertical clearance; buoyage

85 Indonesia – North Coast of Jawa – Selat Surabaya – Gresik — Berths 47/09Indonesia – North Coast of Jawa – Selat Surabaya – Port of 47/09

87 Tanjungperak — Wreck

88, 89 Indonesia – North coast of Madura — Directions; major light 17/10Indonesia – Nusa Tenggara – Lombok – Teluk Ayang Southwards — 47/09

122 Rock

167 Indonesia – Pulau Sumba – South-east coast — Directions; major light 17/10

192, 193, 194 Indonesia – Selat Flores — Directions; lights 04/10

220, 221, 222 Kalimantab – Sangai Burito — Directions 49/11

245 Indonesia – East Coast of Kalimantan – Teluk Balikpapan — Private 33/11Terminal

268 Approaches to Makassar – North-west Approach Channel — Shoal 41/11Indonesia – Sulawesi – Selat Bangka – Pulau Talisei – Tanjung Arus — 47/09

423 Racon


188, 189 Indonesia – East Coast of Halmahera – Teluk Buli – Directions; shoal; 32/11lights


85, 86, 159 Java Sea – Gosong Mampango — Light; racon 12/10

108 Indonesia – Pulau-pulau Karimunjawa — Unexploded Ordnance 03/11

119 N coast of Java – Tanjung Leran — Power station and pier 29/11

126 Sumatera – East coast – Tanjung Selokan — Dangerous wreck 31/09

143 Indonesia – Selat Baur – Pulau Kasenga — Racon 06/11

143 Selat Gelasa – Selat Baur — Directions 27/09

164, 165 Tanjung Pandan — Major lights; directions 32/09

39 South Indian Ocean 13th Edition (2011) 36/11

Nil

44 Malacca Strait and 9th Edition (2008) 05/09West Coast ofSumatera

Indonesia – Sumatera – Nanggroe Aceh Province – North-west, north 25/108 and north-east coasts — Restricted area

Malacca Strait – North-western part – Permatang Sedepa (One Fathom 07/1069, 71 Bank) — Directions; light

Malacca Strait – Pasir Selatan – Gosong Pasir Selatan — Directions; 30/1070 light buoy

72 Malacca Strait – South-east going traffic lane – Pasir Selatan to Gosong 03/11Raleigh — Light

76 Malacca Strait – Tanjung Laboh — Light 09/10

76 Malacca Strait — Directions; buoyage 11/10

87 Indonesia – Sumatera – North coast – Pulau Bunta — Light 37/10Indonesia – Sumatera – East coast – Teluk Aru – Kambuna Gas Field — 04/10

107, 108 Prohibited and restricted areas; directions

110 East coast of Sumatera – Belawan — Offshore oil terminal 05/11

115 Indonesia – Sumatera – East coast – Sungai Asahan — Directions; light 21/10

123, 124 Indonesia – Sumatera – east coast – Approaches to Selat Bengkalis andSelat Rupat — Light; racon; directions

03/11

124, 125, 126Indonesia – Sumatera – East coast – Selat Rupat – Dumai — OilTerminal

28/10

125, 126 Sumatera – east coast – Selat Rupat and Dumai — Racon; landmark;directions; depth; anchorages

03/11

126 Indonesia – Sumatera – East coast – Selat Rupat — Directions; jetties 08/10

149Thailand – Ao Krabi – Khlong Si Bo Ya — Directions; buoyed channel;leading lights; marine farms

09/10

149 Thailand – Ko Muk and Ko Talibong — Submarine cables 10/10

157 Malaysia – Pulau Langkawi – North coast – Teluk Ewa — Depth 13/10

183 Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Alur Utara — Directions; wreck 25/10

183Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Alur Barat Laut — Directions;buoyage; obstruction

25/10

184Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Selat Manjung and Sungai Manjung— Directions; buoyage

25/10

189, 193, 195, 198Malaysia – Approaches to Pelabuhan Klang – Permatang Angsa —Major light

05/09

200Peninsular Malaysia – Selangor – Approaches to Pelabuhan Klang –Selat Klang Selatan — Tanjung Mahang Leading Lights

19/10

200Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Pelabuhan Klang – Selat KlangSelatan — Directions; buoyage; light beacon

40/10

200Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Pelabuhan Klang – Selat KlangSelatan — Directions; light beacon

50/10

203, 204Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Kuala Langat — Directions;buoyage; light beacon

40/10

204Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Selat Klang Selatan to Port Dickson– Beting Sepang (Bambek Shoal) — Light beacon

40/10

204Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Kuala Langat — Directions;buoyage; light beacon

50/10

207Peninsular Malaysia – West coast – Approaches to Port Dickson —Directions; wreck

34/10

223 Singapore Strait and Approaches — Submarine cables 27/09

226 Singapore Strait — Recommendations for vessels crossing the TSS andprecautionary areas during hours of darkness

25/11

235, 238, 274, 282, 283,284, 285

Singapore Strait and Port of Singapore — Directions; light 08/10

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240, 244 Singapore Strait – Karang Selatin — Directions; dangerous wreck 25/10

242 Singapore Strait – west-going traffic lane – Horsburgh Light to south of 05/11Johor Shoal — Wreck

242 Singapore Strait – west-going traffic lane – Horsburgh Light to south of 07/11Johor Shoal — Wreck

265 Singapore – West Jurong Channel — Directions; container berth 30/10

272, 292 Singapore — West Coast Ferry Terminal 19/10Singapore – Pasir Panjang Fairway — General information; harbour for 31/09

280, 281 lighters

283 Singapore – Tanjong Pagar Terminal — Marina Wharves 22/10

285 Singapore — Marina Reservoir; Marina South 31/09

288 Singapore – Tanjong Pagar Terminal — Marina Wharves 17/10

288 Singapore – Tuas Power Station — Jetty 33/10Singapore – East Jurong Channel – Vopak (Tanjong Penjuru) Terminal 25/10

289 — Berths

298 Johor Strait – Western part – Pulau Merambong — Light 26/10

298 Johor Strait – Western part – West Reach — Directions; buoyage 39/10

313 Pulau Tekong – Pelabuhan Calder leading to Sungai Johor — Controlling 03/11depths

Malaysia – Johor Strait – South-eastern part – Tanjung Pengelih 12/10314 southward – Malang Berendam — Light beacon

317 Malaysia – Sungai Johor — Buoyage 37/10

355, 360, 361 Indonesia – Sumatera – West coast – Pulau Nias — Major lights 16/10

404 Indonesia – Sumatera – West coast – Karang Sipakal — Buoy 07/10

408 Indonesia – Sumatera – West coast – Gosong Bintanggor — Buoy 07/10

413 Sumatera – West coast – Pulaubaai — Depths; directions 33/11

51 New Zealand 18th Edition (2010) 51/10

119 South Island – North Coast – Queen Charlotte Sound — Directions; light 49/11buoy

147 New Zealand – North Island – Doubtful Sound — Directions; buoyage 51/10

149 New Zealand – North Island – Breaksea Sound — Directions; buoyage 51/10

151 New Zealand – North Island – Dusky Sound — Directions; beacon 51/10

152 New Zealand – North Island – Cascade Cove — Beacon 51/10

160 New Zealand – Islands South of South Island – Snares Islands — 03/11Anchorage

180, 181 Paterson Inlet and approaches — Directions; depths 23/11193 New Zealand – North Island – East Coast – Kerikeri Inlet — Directions; 01/11

buoy

204 New Zealand – North Island – Whangarei Harbour — Anchorages 51/10219 New Zealand – Great Barrier Island – Approach to Man of War Passage 01/11

— Directions; depth

220 North Island – East Coast – Hauraki Gulf – Mairangi Bay — Prohibited 34/11anchorage

60 Pacific Islands 1 11th Edition (2007) 06/08Solomon Islands – Manning Strait – Malaghara Island Shoal — 04/10

125 Directions; light beacon

158, 159 Solomon Islands – New Georgia Island – Hathorn Sound — Lights 12/10Papua New Guinea – Bonvouloir Islands – East Island — Charts; 50/10

209 positionPapua New Guinea – Louisade Archipelago – Deboyne Lagoon — 51/10

211, 211-212, 212 Directions

235 Papua New Guinea – Nuakata Passage — Directions; depth 50/10

324 Papua New Guinea – North Coast – Manam Island — Directions; rock 03/11Papua New Guinea – North-East coast – Lapar Point to Cape Concordia 29/10

334 — Directions; lightBismarck Archipelago – New Britain – Kimbe – Kulungi Roadstead — 06/09

351 WreckPapua New Guinea – Bismark Archipelago – New Britain – Vitu Islands 45/10

354, 355 — Charts; position

358, 359, 368, 393 Papua New Guinea – Bismark Archipelago – Islands — Positions 44/10368, 369, 370, 371 Papua New Guinea – Bismark Archipelago – Sae Islands – Kaniet 02/11

Islands and Manu Island — Charts; position

Micronesia – Caroline Islands – Senyavin Islands – Pohnpei Island — 31/09419, 420 Marine farms424, 432 Micronesia – Caroline Islands – Nukuoro Atoll, Ngatik Atoll, Wat Island 01/11

and Satawal Island — Charts; positions

440 Republic of Palau – Tobi Island — Charts; position 51/10

61 Pacific Islands 2 11th Edition (2006) 10/07

Nouvelle-Calédonie and Îles Loyauté — Restricted areas around 02/097, 80-81, 137, 161, 164

submarine cables

75 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Port Boisé — Directions 13/08

76 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Baie du Prony — Mooring buoys 01/09

82 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Passe de Dumbéa — Racon 05/08

82 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Passe de Dumbéa — Leading lights 31/07

86 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Nouméa – Grande Rade — Directions; principal 17/11marks; leading lights

86 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Nouméa – Grande Rade — Wreck 05/08Nouvelle-Calédonie – Nouméa – Petite Passe and Petite Rade — 03/09

86 Wrecks; obstructions

100 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Passe du Duroc — Wreck 36/08Nouvelle-Calédonie – Passe de la Gazelle – Grand Récif de Poum — 31/08

102 Wrecks

106 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Passe du Baron — Directions, buoyage 49/07

111 Nouvelle-Calédonie — Grand Passage 42/07

129 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Baie de Canala — Leading lights 49/07

137 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Anse de Poindimié — Submarine cable 51/07Nouvelle-Calédonie – Île Lifou – Baie de Chépénéhé — Submarine 46/07

161 cable; anchorage

162 Nouvelle-Calédonie – Île Lifou — Directions; leading lights 10/08Nouvelle-Calédonie – Atoll d’Ouvéa – Passe du Coëtlogon — Submarine 46/07

164 cableFiji Islands – Viti Levu – South-eastern part – Suva Harbour — 40/08

262 Directions; light

263 Fiji – Viti Levu south-eastern part – Suva Harbour — Wrecks 33/08

419 American Samoa – Tutuila south-eastwards — buoy 34/08

436 South Pacific Ocean – Tuvalu – Niulakita — Depth 17/08

451 Tarawa – Betio northwards — Wreck 10/07

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62 Pacific Islands 3 12th Edition (2010) 32/10

17 Pitcairn Islands – National limits 33/10

184 Polynésie Française - Moorea – Baie de Cook — Charts; directions; 13/11leading lights

Republic of Kiribati – Southern Line Group – Vostock Island — Charts; 50/10238 position

100 The Mariner’s 9th Edition (2009) 50/09Handbook

39 ECDIS 51/11

60 Navigational Warnings — Different types 10/10

60-62, 61, 63 NAVAREAS/METAREAS 41/10

65 Admiralty Notices to Mariners – Structure of Weekly Edition— Section III 25/11– Reprints of Navigational Warnings

209 MARPOL 73/78 — Special Areas 50/10MARPOL 73/78 – Annex II — Categorisation of Noxious Liquid 03/10

210 Substances

220 Loran-C — Discontinuation of US and Canadian signals 07/10

224 NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS) — Gaps in coverage 08/10IALA Maritime Buoyage System – Lateral Marks – Region B – Preferred 07/10

315 channels — characteristics of buoysIALA Maritime Buoyage System – Lateral Marks – Region B – Preferred 10/10

315 channels — characteristics of buoys

136 Ocean Passages for the 5th Edition (2004) 24/04World168 Singapore⇒ Hong Kong – Routes — Low-powered vessels; distance 26/04

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6.1


Weekly Edition No. 1 dated 5 January 2012





PAGE 151, CHINA, after Luyu Jiao Lt Bn entry.Insert:

Ma’ao Lt Buoy No 1 30°09′⋅65N 122°04′⋅99E 999412368 Broadcasts every 3 minutes Real



NP13Australia Pilot Volume 1 (2011 Edition) South Australia – Point Turton —Directions; marine farms

Navigation and Regulations –367Traffic and Operations —

Fishing; marine farms After Paragraph 11.91 1 line 10 Insert:2 2 A marine farm exists in the vicinity of

Paragraph 1.8 including heading Replace by: 34°51′⋅54S 137°21′⋅75E, (see 1.8).

Marine Farms Australian Notice 24/1253/11 [01/12]1.8

South Australia – Port Augusta —1 Marine farms, which may be floating or fixed Directions; marine farmsstructures, and their associated moorings shouldbe avoided. The farms and beds are generally 380

marked by buoys or beacons, which may be lit. Paragraph 11.229 1 line 1 Replace by:Their charted positions are approximate. 1 Caution. Marine farms may be encountered inAustralian Notice 24/1253/11 [01/12] this passage (see 1.8).

From a position SE of Point Lowly (33°00′S...South Australia – Point Boston —

Directions; marine farms Australian Notice 24/1253/11 [01/12]

361

Paragraph 11.63 1 line 1 Replace by:

1 Caution. Marine farms may be encountered inthis passage (see 1.8).

From a position SE of Point Boston the trackleads...

Australian Notice 24/1253/11 [01/12]

Nil.

NP14 Australia Pilot Volume 2 (2010 Edition)

Navigation and Regulations –Traffic and Operations — Fishing; marine farms

2

After Paragraph 1.5 1 line 6 Insert:

Marine Farms1.5a

1 Marine farms, which may be floating or fixedstructures, and their associated moorings should beavoided. The farms and beds are generally marked bybuoys or beacons, which may be lit. Their chartedpositions are approximate.


Tasmania – Cape Sorell — Directions; rock

228


WSW of a rock (42°23′⋅65S 145°12′⋅80E) whichdries, thence:



Navigation and Regulations –Traffic and Operations — Fishing; marine farms

2

After Paragraph 1.8 Insert:

Marine Farms1.8a

1 Marine farms, which may be floating or fixedstructures, and their associated moorings should beavoided. The farms and beds are generally marked bybuoys or beacons, which may be lit. Their chartedpositions are approximate.


Vol K Edition 2011/12. Weekly Edition No. 2, Dated 12 January 2012.Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 52, dated 29 December 2011.

SHARK BAYK1719·61 Remove from list; deleted

ROTTNEST ISLANDK1760·6 - Parakeet Bay. Lts in line

240·5°. Front31 59·36 S

115 30·85 EF Bu

* * * * * * * *

K1760·61 - Parakeet Bay. Lts in line 240·5°. Middle

31 59·39 S115 30·80 E

F Bu

* * * * * * * *

K1760·612 - Armstrong Hill. Lts in line 240·5°. Rear

31 59·56 S115 30·44 E

F Bu

* * * * * * * *

K1760·7 - Point Clune. Ldg Lts 253·4°. Front

31 59·29 S115 31·62 E

F Bu

* * * * * * * *

K1760·71 - Point Clune. Ldg Lts 253·4°. Rear

31 59·31 S115 31·55 E

F Bu

* * * * * * * *

K1760·8 - Bathurst Point. Westward. Longreach Bay. Entrance

31 59·22 S115 31·91 E

Fl G 3s . . . . Green % on green beacon

* * * * * * * *

K1760·84 - Bathurst Point. North-westward

31 59·14 S115 32·19 E

Fl G 3s . . . . Green % on green beacon

* * * * * * * *

K1760·85 - Bathurst Point. North-westward

31 59·14 S115 32·27 E

Fl R 3s . . . . Red & on red beacon

* * * * * * * *

K1760·86 - Bathurst Point. Northward 31 59·15 S115 32·41 E

Q W . . . . ) on yellow beacon, black top

* * * * * * * *

K1762·7 - S Coast. Approaches to Pocillopora Reef. Lts in line 300·2°. Front

32 01·22 S115 31·82 E

F Bu

* * * * * * * *

K1762·71 - S Coast. Approaches to Pocillopora Reef. Lts in line 300·2°. Rear

32 01·14 S115 31·66 E

F Bu

* * * * * * * *

PORT OF FREMANTLE. SUCCESS AND PARMELIA BANKSK1772·2 - No 11 32 07·79 S

115 42·12 EFl G 2s . . 3 Green beacon TE; starboard lateral light buoy Fl

G 2s in situ (T) 2011*

PORT PHILLIP. SOUTH CHANNELK2323·38 - No 22 38 19·64 S

144 54·21 EFl(3)R 10s . . . . Beacon

* * * * * * * *

PORT PHILLIP. PORT MELBOURNEK2340·2 - Hobsons Bay. E Shore. St

Kilda. Breakwater. Head37 51·64 S

144 57·66 EFl G 5s 6 3 Beacon

* * * *

GIPPSLAND LAKESK2544 - Mount Barkly 37 52·84 S

147 57·85 EOc W 4s 70 12 Metal framework

tower9

ec 1.Vis 245°-099°(214°)

- - Emergency light . . Fl W 4s*


GREAT BARRIER REEF (COASTAL WATERS). CLEVELAND BAY. PORT OF TOWNSVILLE AND APPROACHESK3109·28 - Ross River. Channel. No 8 19 16·13 S

146 50·20 EFl R 2·5s . . . . Red & on beacon Lights Fl R 4·3s mark the southern

extremity of the navigable channel within the works area and light-beacons mark the constructionarea (T) 2011

*

TORRES STRAIT. PRINCE OF WALES CHANNELK3258·1 - East Strait Island. Ldg Lts

090°. Rear. 545m from front(AU:AMSA)

10 29·77 S142 27·08 E

LFl W 10s 25 14 White hexagonal GRP tower, red chequers15

fl 2

- - . . AIS . . . . . . MMSI No 995031038* * * * * * * *

PORT DALRYMPLE AND RIVER TAMAR TO LAUNCESTONK3588·2 - Long Reach. No 3

(AU:AMSA)41 10·30 S

146 55·80 EFl G 3s . . . . Black beacon

*

HAWKE BAY. PORT NAPIER HARBOURSK3981·2 - JOSCO. Westshore 39 28·64 S

176 52·95 EDir WRG 16 7 Concrete pole

17F G 222·6°-225·5°(2·9°).Al WG 225·5°-228·4°(2·9°).F W 228·4°-231·5°(3·1°).Al WR 231·5°-234·4°(2·9°).F R 234·4°-242·4°(8°)

*





(Last Amendments: Weekly Edition No. 1 dated 5 January 2012)

RADAR BEACONS

PAGE 93, KOREA, SOUTH.82300 Soraep’ogu Lt.Delete entry

Korean Notice 50/860/11 (RSDRA2011000234881) 2/12

PAGE 94, KOREA, SOUTH.82370 Pu Do Lt.Delete entry

Korean Notice 50/860/11 (RSDRA2011000234881) 2/12

PAGE 119, ECUADOR.91795 Canal de Jambelí Sea Lt Buoy.Delete morse ident Q and replace by J

Ecuadorian Chart 108 (RSDRA2011000038873) 2/12

PAGE 120, CHILE.Insert:

Islotes Salientes Lt Racon 55°06′⋅80S 70°14′⋅40W 92257O

Chilean Notice 11/145/11 (RSDRA2011000235302) 2/12



SAFETYNET

Wef 1 February 2012PAGE 17, EGC SAFETYNET SYSTEM, Transmission schedule for full GMDSS service, table, row 2, NAV/METAREA II,France.Delete and replace by:

II France 0430 1630 (AOR-E) II France 1015 2215 (AOR-E / AOR-W)

Meteo France (RSDRA2011000235952) 2/12

NAVTEX

PAGE 35, diagram, NAVTEX - Index of Diagrams.Delete diagram and replace by diagram on page 6.3

UKHO 2/12

6.4



SECTION 14: SAFETYNETWef 1 February 2012PAGE 227, EGC SAFETYNET SYSTEM, Transmission schedule for full GMDSS service table, row 2, NAV/METAREA II, France.Delete and replace by:

II France 0430 1630 (AOR-E) II France 1015 2215 (AOR-E / AOR-W)


Wef 1 February 2012PAGE 230, diagram, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA II - AOR-E & AOR-W, FRANCE.Delete Met Information: scheduled broadcast 0900, 2100 UTC (AOR-E / AOR-W) and replace by:

Met Information: scheduled broadcast 1015, 2215 (AOR-E / AOR-W)


SECTION 15: NAVTEX, STATIONS WITH OPERATIONAL NAVTEX FACILITIES

PAGE 268, ISRAEL (Mediterranean Coast).Delete entry and replace by:

ISRAEL (Mediterranean Coast)

•efa (Haifa) [P] 32°55′N 35°07′E

TELEPHONE: +972 4 8632145, 8632073 & 8632075 Diagram X5

FAX: +972 4 8632117 & 8590919 Range: 200 n miles

EMAIL: [email protected]

MMSI: 004280001NAVTEX [P]

TIME UT(GMT) WEATHER BULLETINS NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS

0230 Q Q

0630 Q1 Q

1030 Q Q

1430 Q Q

1830 Q1 Q

2230 Q Q

1 This time slot always contains a broadcast, other time slots may or maynot be utilised.

IMO Navtex Coordinating Panel (RSDRA2011000235873) 2/12

2525

X8

X8

X9

X7

X9

X12

X10

X11

NAV

TEX

- In

dex

of D

iagr

ams

V3(2)X

IND

EX

V007 20/12/11

60°

180°

150°

120°

90°

60°

30°

0°30

°60

°90

°12

0°15

0°18

0°15

0°

30°

0° 30°

60°

60°

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0°30°

60°

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6.3

, ITALY, diagram NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS, Western Mediterranean.Delete [V] Sellia Marina in position 41°48′⋅00N 12°31′⋅00EInsert [V] Sellia Marina in position 38°53′⋅00N 16°45′⋅00E

(former amendment 52/11)UKHO 2/12

PAGE 295, 518 kHz NAVTEX BROADCAST SCHEDULES BY NAVAREA. NAVAREA III, line 18.Delete and replace by:

III ISRAEL Haifa [P] 0230, 0630, 1030, 1430, 1830, 2230



NP13Australia Pilot Volume 1 (2011 Edition)

South Australia – Smoky Bay — Directions;marine farms

345


Caution. Marine farms may be encountered inthis passage (see 1.8).



Australia – Torres Strait – Red Island Point —Anchorage

440


Prohibited anchorage. Anchoring is prohibitedwithin Red Island Point approach, as shown on chartAus 294.


Vol K Edition 2011/12. Weekly Edition No. 3, Dated 19 January 2012.Last Amendment: Weekly Edition No. 2, dated 12 January 2012.

TELUK BAYURK0862ID, , 2580

- Karang Marlbro(ID)

1 02·26 S100 20·94 E

Fl R 3s 12 12 Red beacon12

fl 0·5

- - . . Racon . . . . . . ALRS Vol 2 Station 86410*

TRANS PACIFIC PETROCHEMICAL TERMINALK1144·88 - SPM

(ID)6 42·80 S

111 56·34 EFl Y 3s . . 5

* * * * * * * *

K1144·89 - SPM(ID)

6 44·01 S111 56·90 E

Fl Y 3s . . 5

* * * * * * * *

K1144·9 - SPM(ID)

6 42·84 S111 57·73 E

Fl Y 3s . . 5

* * * * * * * *

BARROW ISLANDK1692·37 - Wapet Landing. Ldg Lts

265·6°. Front20 43·46 S

115 28·33 EF Bu 6 3 Orange and white %

on metal post* * * * * *

K1692·371 - Wapet Landing. Ldg Lts 265·6°. Rear

20 43·46 S115 28·31 E

F Bu 14 3 Orange and white + on metal post

* * * * * * * *

PASSE DU DUROCK4788·1FR, LC, 49685

- Pointe de Vavouto Ldg Lts 127·5°. Front(FR)

21 00·14 S164 40·00 E

Fl W 1·5s 7 10 White % on pylon

* * * * * * * *

K4788·11FR, LC, 49690

- Pointe de Vavouto Ldg Lts 127·5°. Middle. 260m from front(FR)

21 00·22 S164 40·12 E

Fl W 1·5s 20 10 Red U on red and white pylon

* * * * * * * *

K4788·12FR, LC, 49695

- Pointe de Vavouto Ldg Lts 127·5°. Rear. 0·691M from front(FR)

21 00·56 S164 40·59 E

Q W 100 10 White + on pylon

* * * * * * * *

ÎLE RAIVAVAEK5025·4FR, LC, 70430

- Passe Mahanatoa(FR)

23 51·10 S147 40·40 W

Fl R 2·5s 5 5 Red & on red column9

fl 0·5

* *

K5025·7FR, LC, 70420

- Passe Mahanatoa(FR)

23 51·10 S147 40·50 W

Fl G 2·5s 5 5 Green % on green column10

fl 0·5

* *







RADAR BEACONS

PAGE 92, CHINA.Insert:

Huludao Beigang Lt Buoy No 2 Racon 40°43′⋅98N 121°02′⋅45E 82185Z




SECTION 15: NAVTEX, STATIONS WITH OPERATIONAL NAVTEX FACILITIES

PAGE 277, after THAILAND.Insert new entry:

TUNISIAKelibia [T]

Diagram X4

Range: 270 n miles

NAVTEX [T] 36°48′N 11°02′ETIME UT(GMT) WEATHER BULLETINS NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS

0310 Q

0710 Q Q

1110 Q

1510 Q

1910 Q Q

2310 Q


PAGE 286, TUNISIA, diagram NAVTEX - MSI BROADCASTS, Western Mediterranean.Insert [T] Kelibia in position 36°48′N 11°02′E with range of 270 n miles

(former amendment 52/11)IMO Navtex Coordinating Panel (RSDRA2011000240231) 3/12

PAGE 295, 518 kHz NAVTEX BROADCAST SCHEDULES BY NAVAREA. NAVAREA III, after line 20.Insert new entry:

III TUNISIA Kelibia [T] 0310, 0710, 1110, 1510, 1910, 2310

(former amendment 52/11)IMO Navtex Coordinating Panel (RSDRA2011000240231) 3/12

SECTION 16: DISTRESS, SEARCH AND RESCUE

PAGE 384, MADAGASCAR.Delete entry and replace by:

National SAR Agency: Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale (APMF)Address: P.O. Box 581 Antananarivo (101), MadagascarTel: +261 20 2253994, 20 2253995 & 20 2425700Fax: +261 20 2253934

A network of Coast Radio Stations maintains a continuous listening watch on international distress frequencies.

Telephone +261 Fax +261 Others

JRCC ANTANANARIVO(Cospas-Sarsat SPOC)(This centre does not operate H24 -hours of operation to be confirmed)

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Victoria – Lakes Entrance — Directions; buoy

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SE of a light buoy (37°54′⋅91S 147°57′⋅94E) (special),thence:

Australian (Victoria) Notice 124/11 [03/12]

NP33 Philippine Islands Pilot (2011 Edition)

Philippine Islands - Mindanao —Container Terminal

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Mindanao Container Terminal10.403a

1 Mindanao Container Terminal (8°31′⋅20N124°45′⋅00E) has a 300 m berth face on a NW/SEaxis, 13 m alongside depth and two gantry cranes.Port Authority. Mindanao International Container

Terminal Services Inc, Phivdec Industrial Estate,Tagaloan 9001, Misamis Oriental.

Website: www.ictsi.com/operations

Mindanao International Container Terminal Services(HH. 033/200/02) [03/12]

NP62 Pacific Islands Pilot Volume 3 (2010 Edition)

Îles Gambier – Port de Rikitea — Directions

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Paragraph 5.36 4-6 Replace by:

4 The track then alters NW into the inner bay area of Portde Rikitea passing:

Between the beacons (port and starboard hand)(23°07′⋅14S 134°57′⋅78W), thence:

SWof the beacon (starboard hand) standing on a detachedreef (23°074′⋅4S 134°57′⋅80W), thence:

NW of a beacon (port hand) (23°07′⋅09S 134°57′⋅95W),thence;

SW of the beacon (S cardinal) standing on an unnameddetached reef (23°06′⋅93S 134°57′⋅88W).

French Chart 6418 [03/12]

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