supplement v updates to admiralty list of lights and …

Vol K Edition 2014/15. Weekly Edition No. 39, Dated 25 September 2014.Last Updates: Weekly Edition No. 38, dated 18 September 2014.

K1289ID, , 4165

- Labuan Amuk. Teluk Padang. Ldg Lts 306·5°. Front(ID)

8 31·95 S115 30·48 E

Iso W 2s 13 12 White % on beacon9

Ra refl

* *

K1289·1ID, , 4166

- Labuan Amuk. Teluk Padang. Ldg Lts 306·5°. Rear. 530m from front(ID)

8 31·78 S115 30·25 E

Iso W 8s 20 12 White + on beacon10

* * *

K1289·3ID, , 4167·1

- Labuan Amuk. Teluk Padang(ID)

8 32·07 S115 30·71 E

Fl G 3s 8 8 Green % on green beacon

fl 0·5

*

Supplement V UPDATES TO ADMIRALTY LIST OF LIGHTS AND FOG SIGNALS

UPDATES TO ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALSWeekly Edition No. 39 dated 25 September 2014

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 www.ukho.gov.uk/msi. To obtainthe colour versions select View and download NMs -- select Weekly -- select Year -- select Week -- go to Selected Week Content-- select File (for example: NP286(3)--WK01--14--PAGE149_Week01_2014.pdf)

VOLUME 6, PART 4, NP 286(4), 2014/15Published Wk 32/14

––––––––––––––––––(Last Updates: Weekly Edition No. 38 dated 18 September 2014)

PAGE 78, AUSTRALIA, QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE, diagram QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE. Delete and replace by diagram QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE on page 6.9

Australian Hydrographic Service, (RSDRA2014000184515 & RSDRA2014000178667), 39/14

PAGE 80, AUSTRALIA, QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE, Australian Reef Pilots (ARP), PILOT BOARDING POSITIONS, table, after row 5. Insert row:

14°20 ·00S Two Mile Opening 20 PV145°30 ·00E


PAGE 80, AUSTRALIA, QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE, Australian Reef Pilots (ARP), NOTE.Delete and replace by:

NOTE:Pilots may be arranged to board or depart vessels at the following locations by contacting ARP Operations: Euston Reef and Palm Passage.


PAGE 81, AUSTRALIA, QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE, Torres Pilots PTY Ltd, PILOT BOARDING POSITIONS, table, row 4. Delete row:

16°39 ·00S PV or Grafton Passage (Euston Reef) 79146°14 ·00E helicopter


PAGE 223, MALAYSIA, PELABUHAN KLANG (PORT KLANG), UNCTAD LOCODE.Delete and replace by:

UNCTAD LOCODE: MY PKG

UKHO, (RSDRA2014000184856), 39/14

VI

6.9

QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT

PILOTAGE

Umuda Floating Terminal

Daru

Cape York

Great N.E. Channel

Thursday IslandPort Kennedy

Prince of Wales Channel Booby I

Weipa

Cape Flattery

Cooktown

Port Douglas

Cairns

Mourilyan

Lucinda

Townsville

Abbot Point

A U S T R A L I A

Mackay Hay Point

Rockhampton

Gladstone

Bundaberg

Brisbane

TORRES STRAIT

N & Wbound

(Helicopter only)

Bailey Island(Helicopter only) Penrith Island

(Helicopter only)

E d w a r d I s l a n d

Whitsunday Islands

Hydrographer’s Passage

GR

EA

T

B AR R I E R

R E E F

P A P U A N E W

G U I N E A

Port Moresby

Oro Bay

Alotau

Maika Harbour

200m

200m

200m

200m

200m

200m

Two Mile Opening

(Helicopteronly)

10°

12°

14°

16°

18°

20°

22°

24°

26°

28°

10°

12°

14°

16°

18°

20°

22°

24°

26°

28°

152° 150° 148° 144 ° 146° 142°

152° 154° 150° 148° 144 ° 146° 142°

154°

V6(4)TO

RR

ES

PILO

TS V

006 09/09/14

UPDATES TO ADMIRALTY SAILING DIRECTIONS

NP15 Australia Pilot Volume 3 (2012 Edition)

North West Australia – Palm Passage andGrafton Passage — Pilotage

266

Paragraph 8.18 2 Delete

292

Paragraph 9.22 1 lines 1--7 Delete

Australian Reef Pilots(SDD 2014000 184515) [39/14]

Wk40/145.9

Vol K Edition 2014/15. Weekly Edition No. 40, Dated 02 October 2014.Last Updates: Weekly Edition No. 39, dated 25 September 2014.

SELAT BANGKA. SUNGAI BANYUASINK0930ID, , 1345

- T Apiapi(ID)

2 17·00 S104 50·95 E

Fl R 5s . . 10 Red & on red beacon fl 0·5

* * * * * * * *

SELAT LIMAK0956·3ID, , 1179

- Selasih Reef(ID)

0 16·91 S104 31·01 E

Fl W 5s 6 5 White beacon6

fl 0·5

* * * * * * * *

K0956·5ID, , 1174

- Pulau Basing(ID)

0 16·17 S104 29·50 E


fl 0·5

* * * * * * * *

SELAT PENUBAK0956·8ID, , 1173

- Pulau Tengah(ID)

0 20·00 S104 30·67 E


fl 0·5

* * * * * * * *

SELAT PENUBAK0957·5ID, , 1171

- T Jagoh(ID)

0 20·38 S104 28·02 E

Fl(2)W 6s 10 12 White beacon10

fl 0·5, ec 0·5, fl 0·5, ec 4·5

* * * * * * * *

K0989ID, , 1635

- Tg Koyan(ID)

2 55·98 S105 57·00 E

Fl W 5s . . 10 White metal framework

fl 0·5

* * * * * * * *

K1429·91ID, , 4461

Pondok Indah. Satui River 3 46·86 S115 27·47 E

Fl W 10s 12 10 White framework beacon10

fl 1

* * * * * * * *

PORT PHILLIP. PORT MELBOURNE. WEBB DOCKK2357·9 Remove from list; deleted

K2885·295 - Manly Harbour. No 10 27 27·12 S153 11·53 E

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

* * * * * * * *

K3705·2 - Bay of Islands Harbour. Veronica Channel. Ldg Lts 172°24 . Rear. 460m from front

35 18·54 S174 06·58 E

F Bu 84 5 Metal post6

- - - - - - . . By day Oc W 6s

. . . . . . ec 2

* * * * * * * *

TIMARU HARBOURK4322 - Fairway Beacon 44 22·83 S

171 19·37 EMo(A)W 10s 8 9 White beacon, red

stripes*

UPDATES TO ADMIRALTY LIST OF LIGHTS AND FOG SIGNALS

UPDATES TO ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALSWeekly Edition No. 40 dated 02 October 2014

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 www.ukho.gov.uk/msi. To obtainthe colour versions select View and download NMs -- select Weekly -- select Year -- select Week -- go to Selected Week Content-- select File (for example: NP286(3)--WK01--14--PAGE149_Week01_2014.pdf)

VOLUME 2, NP282, 2014/15Published Wk 13/14

(Last Updates: Weekly Edition No. 39 dated 25 September 2014)

RADAR BEACONS

PAGE 84, CHINA, below 81710 Xiaocaihua Lt Bn.Insert:

Banyang Jiao Lt Bn, Hengshui Yang 30°01′·06N 121°57′·76E X 81712·5

BA1126 40/14

AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS)

PAGE 164, CHINA, below Tianjin Gang Sino Chem Pier East Lt Bn.Insert:

Tongqian Jiao Lt Buoy 29°50′·60N 122°20′·84E 999412348 Broadcasts every 3 minutes Real

Chinese Notice 36/1214/14 (RSDRA2014000186273) 40/14

PAGE 166, CHINA, below Wusong Kou Hetang Lt.Insert:

Xi Bai Lian Xi 29°48′·09N 122°08′·78E 999413222 Broadcasts every 3 minutes Virtual

Note: Isolated Danger Mark

Chinese Notice 49/1860(T)/11 (RSDRA2011000229857) 40/14

PAGE 190, KOREA, SOUTH, below Chujado Lt.Insert:

Chuksan Hang Lt 36°30′·45N 129°27′·07E 994403570 Real

Korean Notice 36/688/14 (RSDRA2014000185130) 40/14

PAGE 190, KOREA, SOUTH, below Dangsado Lt.Insert:

Dodong Lt 37°29′·22N 130°55′·17E 994403582 Real

Dokdo Lt 37°14′·36N 131°52′·19E 994403584 Real


, KOREA, SOUTH, below Gado Lt.Insert:

Gadubong Lt 37°27′·21N 130°52′·45E 994403581 Real


PAGE 192, KOREA, SOUTH, below Gamcheon Hang West Breakwater Lt.Insert:

Ganggu Hang North Breakwater Lt 36°21′·35N 129°23′·57E 994403572 Real

(former update 38/14)Korean Notice 36/689/14 (RSDRA2014000185130) 40/14

PAGE 194, KOREA, SOUTH, below Jimado Lt.Insert:

Jinmimal Lt 36°53′·66N 129°25′·07E 994403571 Real


PAGE 196, KOREA, SOUTH, below Palmido Lt.Insert:

Pohang Sin Hang Lt Buoy A 36°02′·31N 129°27′·97E 994403574 Real

Pohang Sin Hang Lt Buoy B 36°02′·03N 129°27′·39E 994403575 Real

Pohang Sin Hang Lt Buoy C 36°01′·75N 129°26′·76E 994403576 Real

Pohang Sin Hang Lt Buoy No 2 36°02′·28N 129°27′·23E 994403577 Real

Pohang Sin Hang Lt Buoy No 3 36°01′·54N 129°27′·29E 994403578 Real

Pohang Sin Hang North BreakwaterLt

36°07′·09N 129°26′·38E 994403573 Real


PAGE 198, KOREA, SOUTH, below Pyeongtaekdangjin Hang Lt Buoy No 14.Insert:

Saengdo Lt Bn 35°02′·23N 129°05′·58E 994401596 Real


PAGE 198, KOREA, SOUTH, below Sokcho Hang Lt.Insert:

Songdaemal Lt 35°48′·44N 129°30′·69E 994403569 Real

(former update 38/14)Korean Notice 36/693/14 (RSDRA2014000185130) 40/14

PAGE 198, KOREA, SOUTH, below Soyeonpyeongdo Lt.Insert:

Ssangjeongcho Lt Bn 37°33′·41N 130°56′·39E 994403583 Real


, KOREA, SOUTH, below Ulgi Lt.Insert:

Ulleungdo Lt 37°31′·08N 130°47′·86E 994403580 Real


PAGE 200, KOREA, SOUTH, below Yeondo Lt.Insert:

Yeongilman Hang Lt Buoy 36°04′·70N 129°29′·20E 994403579 Real



(Last Updates: Weekly Edition No. 31 dated 31 July 2014)

SAFETYNET

PAGE 32, Figure SN--17--21, ARCTIC, NAV/METAREAS XVII, XVIII, XIX, XX & XXIDelete lines 4 to 8: for HF NBDP see IQALUIT .... to .... entry for NAVAREA XIX and replace by:

For HF NBDP see IQALUIT, RADIO--TELEX entry for NAVAREAS XVII & XVIII, VARDØ, RADIO--TELEX entry for NAVAREA XIX andMOSCOW RADIO, RADIO--TELEX entry for NAVAREA XX and XXI.

Russian Bulletin 36/14, AARI and Rosmorport Correspondence (RSDRA2014000178427, RSDRA2014000186304 and RSDRA2014000191183) 40/14

VOLUME 5, NP 285, 2014/15Published Wk 23/14

(Last Amendments: Weekly Edition No. 35 dated 28 August 2014)

MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION (MSI) UNDER THE GMDSS

PAGE 221, HF NBDP MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION BROADCAST SERVICE, above UNITED STATES entry.Insert:

RUSSIA

MOSCOW RADIO (UAT) [3701] 555147N 381377EA 12579.0

RADIO--TELEXB 8416.5

Weather Bulletins

A: 0715B: 1915 Weather synopsis, forecast, sea state and ice warnings for METAREA XX and XXI in English.

Navigational Warnings

A: 0715B: 1915 Navigational warnings for NAVAREA XX and XXI in English.

Russian Bulletin 36/14, AARI and Rosmorport Correspondence (RSDRA2014000178427, RSDRA2014000186304, RSDRA2014000191183 andRSDRA2014000195592) 40/14

SAFETYNET

PAGE 268, Figure SN--17--21, ARCTIC, NAV/METAREAS XVII, XVIII, XIX, XX & XXIDelete lines 4 to 8: for HF NBDP see IQALUIT .... to .... entry for NAVAREA XIX and replace by:

For HF NBDP see IQALUIT, RADIO--TELEX entry for NAVAREAS XVII & XVIII, VARDØ, RADIO--TELEX entry for NAVAREA XIX andMOSCOW RADIO, RADIO--TELEX entry for NAVAREA XX and XXI.

Russian Bulletin 36/14, AARI and Rosmorport Correspondence (RSDRA2014000178427, RSDRA2014000186304 and RSDRA2014000191183) 40/14


Nil.

UPDATES TO MISCELLANEOUS ADMIRALTY NAUTICAL PUBLICATIONS

[39/14]UPDATES TO MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS

In force 26 September 2014

NP no Page(s) TitleWeeklyEdition

100 The Mariner’sHandbook

9th Edition (2009) 50/09

ii Preliminary pages – Directions for updating – Publication of updates 01/13

39, 40 ECDIS 51/11

52 Revised limits of Volumes of Admiralty List of Lights and Fog Signals 25/13

60 Navigational Warnings — Different types 10/10

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

64 Publication of daily Notices to Mariners 50/13

65 Admiralty Notices to Mariners – Structure of Weekly Edition – Section III – Reprintsof Navigational Warnings

39/12

65 Admiralty Notices to Mariners – Section VII – Updates to Admiralty MiscellaneousPublications

01/13

65 Notification of new Section VIII in Weekly Editions of Notices to Mariners 22/13

66 Admiralty Notices to Mariners – Maintenance of NM Data – Summary of periodicalinformation

39/12

66 Admiralty Notices to Mariners – Maintenance of NM Data – Annual Summary ofNotices to Mariners

01/13

67, 79 Reporting of Information – Other forms of Report – Hydrographic Note 01/13

209 MARPOL 73/78 — Special Areas 50/10

209, 211 MARPOL – Environmental Control Areas (ECAs) — North American and USCaribbean Areas

08/12

210 MARPOL 73/78 – Annex II — Categorisation of Noxious Liquid Substances 03/10

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

224 NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS) — Gaps in coverage 08/10

315IALA Maritime Buoyage System – Lateral Marks – Region B – Preferred channels —characteristics of buoys

07/10

315IALA Maritime Buoyage System – Lateral Marks – Region B – Preferred channels —characteristics of buoys

10/10

136 Ocean Passages for theWorld

5th Edition (2004) 24/04

168 Singapore Hong Kong – Routes — Low--powered vessels; distance 26/04

203--15 Admiralty Tide TablesIndian Ocean Volume 3

(2015 Edition) 26/14

x Diagram 34/14

261 Tidal Publications 34/14

Back cover Diagram 34/14

204--14 Admiralty Tide Tables (2014 Edition) 30/13Pacific Ocean Volume 4

Front cover Title 32/13

259 Part II, Time and Height Differences for Predicting the Tide at Secondary Ports 42/13

CURRENT NAUTICAL PUBLICATIONS

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

(Updated 19 September 2014) (Former Listing dated 20 June 2014 is cancelled)

(1) CURRENT EDITIONS OF SAILING DIRECTIONS

NP No Title Edition 9 ‡ Antarctic Pilot 8th (2014) 13 Australia Pilot Vol 1 4th (2014) 14 Australia Pilot Vol 2 12th (2013) 15 Australia Pilot Vol 3 12th (2012) 33 Philippine Islands Pilot 4th (2011) 34 Indonesia Pilot Vol 2 6th (2012) 35 Indonesia Pilot Vol 3 6th (2013) 36 Indonesia Pilot Vol 1 7th (2012)

39 South Indian Ocean Pilot 14th (2014)

44 Malacca Strait and West Coast of Sumatera Pilot 11th (2013) 51 ‡ New Zealand Pilot 18th (2010) 60 Pacific Islands Pilot Vol 1 12th (2012) 61 ‡ Pacific Islands Pilot Vol 2 12th (2011) 62 Pacific Islands Pilot Vol 3 13th (2013) 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 7th (2012)

‡ Books in Continuous Revision (on an extended cycle) * New or Revised Edition due for publication within one year See (6) Admiralty e-NPs for e-Books of Admiralty Sailing Directions and the Mariners Handbook

(2) ADMIRALTY LIST OF LIGHTS AND FOG SIGNALS

NP No Current Edition Published 83 Volume K, 2014/15 February 2014

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: 2014/15 Part 2: The Americas, Far East and Oceania September 2014 282 Volume 2, 2014/15 Radio Aids to Navigation, Differential GPS (DGPS), Legal Time,

Radio Time Signals and Electronic Position Fixing System March 2014

283 Volume 3 Maritime Safety Information Services: 2013/14 Part 2: The Americas, Far East and Oceania December 2013 284 Volume 4, 2013/14 Meteorological Observation Stations October 2013 285 Volume 5, 2014/15 Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) June 2014 286 Volume 6 Pilot Services, Vessel Traffic Services and Port Operations:

2014/15 Part 4: Indian Sub-continent, South East Asia and Australasia August 2014 See (5) Admiralty Digital Publications for Admiralty Digital Radio Signals Volume 2 and Volume 6

(4) TlDAL PUBLICATIONS NP No Admiralty Tide Tables 203-14 Volume 3 Indian Ocean and South China Sea (including Tidal Stream Tables) 203-15 Volume 3 Indian Ocean (including Tidal Stream Tables) 204-14 Volume 4 Pacific Ocean (including Tidal Stream Tables) 204-15 Volume 4 South Pacific Ocean (including Tidal Stream Tables)

(5) ADMIRALTY DIGITAL PUBLICATIONS Digital Publications Edition ADP The ADP includes the following products: V14.1 Admiralty TotalTide Admiralty Digital List of Lights Admiralty Digital Radio Signals Volume 2 Admiralty Digital Radio Signals Volume 6 (6) ADMIRALTY e-NPs Edition e-NP e-NPs include the following products: V1.2 e-NP100 The Mariners Handbook

ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS CUMULATIVE LIST OF UPDATES

CORRECT TO Wk 39/14

This list is a summary of the entries in the current editions of the Admiralty List ofRadioSignalswhich have had updates issued inSectionVI of theWeekly Edition ofNotices to Mariners.The entries affected are shown in bold type followed by the numbers of theWeeklyEditions in which updates for that station were issued.These summaries are issued on a quarterly basis.


MARITIME RADIO STATIONS

UNITED STATES (Gulf Coast) 37

DIAGRAMS


RADAR BEACONS

50125 39 59180 22 78510 21 81988 15 86670 13

50180 29 60530 18 80415 39 81988.5 15, 27 92257 13

50860 24 64310 36 80450 19 81988.8 15 93410 15

54890 20 65245 39 80455 19 81992.8 13 95675 37

54947 13 67440 31 80455.5 19 82151.5 13 96060 30

55970 23 67645 20 80680 13 82899 33 96070 30

56000 23 67825 20 80930 14 82899.5 33 96720 25, 26

56030 23 70340 28 80940 14 82936 31 97240 18

56280 23 70800 13 81633.5 34 82960 38

56300 23 70810 13 81636.5 18 85470 39

56800 23 71607 14 81959 13 85795 13

56840 23 73060 13 81960 13 85630 24

AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS)

AUSTRALIA 18, 19, 29CHILE 13, 32CHINA 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 25, 28, 31, 34, 35, 38DENMARK 16, 17, 23, 39EASTER ISLAND (Isla de Pascua) (Chile) 13FRANCE (Atlantic Coast) 15, 31FRANCE (English Channel) 32IRELAND 13, 18, 29JAPAN 20KOREA, SOUTH 22, 30, 31, 33, 38, 39LATVIA 28MALAYSIA (East Coast) 31MALAYSIA (Sarawak) 13MOZAMBIQUE 30PERU 23POLAND 13, 21RUSSIA (ARCTIC COAST) 24SINGAPORE 13SPAIN (Islas Baleares) 13, 18, 32SPAIN (North Coast) 38SWEDEN 20TURKEY 13, 29, 30, 36UKRAINE 38UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (Persian Gulf Coast) 13UNITED KINGDOM 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 27, 29, 30, 39UNITED KINGDOM (Northern Ireland) 33UNITED STATES (Pacific Coast) 15, 17, 20VIETNAM 15, 25

DIFFERENTIAL GPS (DGPS)

CHINA 16, 20JAPAN 20

LEGAL TIME

EGYPT 25, 29JORDAN 17MOROCCO 28SYRIA 17TOKELAU (NEW ZEALAND) 17


MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION

NAVAREA V (Brazil) 2014 28

SAFETYNET

50 2014 6, 20, 23

DIAGRAMS

Page 18 Figure SN- 4, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA IV - AOR-W, NW ATLANTIC 201421Page 26 Figure SN-12, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XII - POR & AOR-W, NORTHEAST PACIFIC 2014 21Page 28 Figure SN- 14, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREAXIV - POR, NEW ZEALAND 201420Page 30 Figure SN- 16, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XVI - AOR-W, PERUAREA 201421

RADIO WEATHER SERVICES AND NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS

BERMUDA 2014 18CHINA 2014 14FRENCH ANTILLES 2014 26FRENCH GUIANA 2014 26FRENCH POLYNESIA 2014 26GREENLAND 2014 18MONTRÉAL (CANADIAN COAST GUARD) (VFN) 2014 20NEW ZEALAND, TAUPO MARITIME RADIO (ZLM) 2014 31QUÉBEC (CANADIAN COAST GUARD) (VCC) 2014 20UNITED STATES (Alaska) 2014 8UNITED STATES (Atlantic Coast) 2014 8, 12UNITED STATES (Great Lakes) 2014 8UNITED STATES (Hawaii) 2014 14, 15UNITED STATES, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION(NOAA) 2014 30UNITED STATES (Pacific Coast) 2014 8

DIAGRAMS

Page 87 AUSTRALIA, COASTAL FORECAST AREAS 2014 11Page 110 CANADIAN COAST GUARD - ST. LAWRENCE RIVER MARITIMECOMMUNICATIONS & TRAFFIC SERVICE CENTRES (MCTS) 2014 20Page 186 NEW ZEALAND, HIGH SEAS, FORECAST AREAS 2014 31Page 212 NOAA WEATHER RADIO, SANDY HOOK TO CAPE HATTERAS 2014 30Page 214NOAAWEATHERRADIO, OREGON INLET TOFERNANDINABEACH201430Page 215 NOAA WEATHER RADIO, FERNANDINA BEACH TO APALACHICOLA2014 30Page 220 NOAA WEATHER RADIO, POINT ST. GEORGE TO CANADIAN BORDER2014 30Page 239 UNITED STATES, ATLANTIC COAST, OFFSHORE FORECAST AREAS2014 12Page 246 UNITED STATES, PACIFIC COAST, OFFSHORE FORECAST AREAS 201412


MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION

NAVAREA V (Brazil) 2014 28

SAFETYNET

50 2014 6, 20, 23

DIAGRAMS

Page 18 Figure SN- 4, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA IV - AOR-W, NW ATLANTIC 201421Page 26 Figure SN-12, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XII - POR & AOR-W, NORTHEAST PACIFIC 2014 21Page 28 Figure SN- 14, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREAXIV - POR, NEW ZEALAND 201420Page 30 Figure SN- 16, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XVI - AOR-W, PERUAREA 201421

RADIO WEATHER SERVICES AND NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS

BERMUDA 2014 18CHINA 2014 14FRENCH ANTILLES 2014 26FRENCH GUIANA 2014 26FRENCH POLYNESIA 2014 26GREENLAND 2014 18MONTRÉAL (CANADIAN COAST GUARD) (VFN) 2014 20NEW ZEALAND, TAUPO MARITIME RADIO (ZLM) 2014 31QUÉBEC (CANADIAN COAST GUARD) (VCC) 2014 20UNITED STATES (Alaska) 2014 8UNITED STATES (Atlantic Coast) 2014 8, 12UNITED STATES (Great Lakes) 2014 8UNITED STATES (Hawaii) 2014 14, 15UNITED STATES, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION(NOAA) 2014 30UNITED STATES (Pacific Coast) 2014 8

DIAGRAMS

Page 87 AUSTRALIA, COASTAL FORECAST AREAS 2014 11Page 110 CANADIAN COAST GUARD - ST. LAWRENCE RIVER MARITIMECOMMUNICATIONS & TRAFFIC SERVICE CENTRES (MCTS) 2014 20Page 186 NEW ZEALAND, HIGH SEAS, FORECAST AREAS 2014 31Page 212 NOAA WEATHER RADIO, SANDY HOOK TO CAPE HATTERAS 2014 30Page 214NOAAWEATHERRADIO, OREGON INLET TOFERNANDINABEACH201430Page 215 NOAA WEATHER RADIO, FERNANDINA BEACH TO APALACHICOLA2014 30Page 220 NOAA WEATHER RADIO, POINT ST. GEORGE TO CANADIAN BORDER2014 30Page 239 UNITED STATES, ATLANTIC COAST, OFFSHORE FORECAST AREAS2014 12Page 246 UNITED STATES, PACIFIC COAST, OFFSHORE FORECAST AREAS 201412


VHF DSC, LIST OF COAST STATIONS FOR SEA AREA A1

Page 134 CANADA, (GULF OF S. LAWRENCE) 23Page 137 MADAGASCAR 23Page 139 PAKISTAN 23Page 139 NEW CALEDONIA (FRANCE) 25

MF DSC, LIST OF COAST STATIONS FOR SEA AREA A2

Page 159 MADAGASCAR 23

HF DSC, LIST OF COAST STATIONS FOR SEA AREAS A3 AND A4

Page 196 United States of America 33Page 197 MADAGASCAR 23Page 199 United States of America (Pacific Coast) 33Page 202Figure 13, OperationalHFDSCStationswithMMSI numbers for SeaAreasA3 and A4 23

MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION (MSI) UNDER THE GMDSS

Page 231 NAVAREA XIII (RUSSIA) 25Page 232 NAVAREA XIV (NEW ZEALAND) 30Page 234 RADIO NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB,NAVAREA COORDINATORS 25, 28

SAFETYNET

Page 242 AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIGH SEAS (GMDSS) 23Page 246 EGC SAFETYNET SYSTEM, Transmission schedule for full GMDSSservice 23Page 253 Figure SN- 5M, SafetyNET, METAREA V - AOR-E, BRAZIL 23Page 253 Figure SN- 5N, SafetyNET, METAREA V - AOR-E, BRAZIL 23Page 265 Figure SN- 14, SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XIV - POR NEW ZEALAND 23

NAVTEX, STATIONS WITH OPERATIONAL NAVTEX FACILITIES

Page 279 CANARIAS, ISLAS (Spain), Las Palmas [I] [A] 28Page 280 SPAIN (North Coast), Coruña [D] [W] 28Page 281 SPAIN (South Coast), Tarifa [G] [T] 28Page 285 SPAIN (Mediterranean Coast), Cabo de la Nao (Valencia) [X] [M] 28Page 285 SPAIN (South Coast), Tarifa [G] [T] 28Page 308 CHILE, Punta Arenas (Magallanes) [E] [L] 23Page 308 CHILE, Talcahuano [C] [J] 23Page 309 CHILE, ValparaÍso Playa Ancha [B] [I] 23

DISTRESS, SEARCH AND RESCUE

Page 343 DENMARK 33Page 344 FINLAND 23Page 347 NETHERLANDS 24Page 373 GREENLAND 23Page 375 MARTINIQUE and FRENCH GUIANA 23, 24Page 398 KOREA, SOUTH 35Page 403 CANADA 30Page 407 FRENCH POLYNESIA 30

DIAGRAMS

Page180R10-A, SOUTHATLANTIC - EASTDigital SelectiveCalling (DSC) Limits ofSea Areas 23Page 251 Figure SN- 4 SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA IV - AOR-W, NW ATLANTIC 23Page 263 Figure SN-12 SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XII - POR & AOR-W, NORTHEAST PACIFIC 23Page 267 Figure SN- 16 SafetyNET, NAV/METAREA XVI - AOR-W, PERU AREA 23


PILOT SERVICES, VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES and PORT OPERATIONS

AUSTRALIA 32, 39INDIA 35MALAYSIA 35, 39THAILAND 38

DIAGRAMS

AUSTRALIA, QUEENSLAND COAST AND TORRES STRAIT PILOTAGE 39


In force 12th September 2014

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9 Antarctic 8th Edition (2014) 38/14

Nil

13 Australia 1 4th Edition (2014) 20/14

161 Northern Territory – Darwin – East Arm Port — Marine Supply Base 24/14

161 Northern Territory – Darwin – East Arm Port — Marine Supply Base 33/14

223 Western Australia – Port Hedland — Tower 27/14

240 Western Australia – Dampier — Under Keel Clearances 21/14

240, 242, 244 Dampier – Arrival information — Directions; basins and berths; pilotage; 20/14recommended track; inner anchorage

276 Western Australia – Shark Bay – Useless Loop — Directions; light 35/14

284 Western Australia – Geraldton — Outer anchorages 24/14

299 Western Australia – Fremantle — AIS 27/14

338 Western Australia – South coast – Esperance — Directions; leading lights 23/14


123 Approaches to Melbourne — Anchorages 24/14

123 Approaches to Melbourne — Anchorages 26/14

124--125 Victoria – Melbourne — Prohibited anchorages 46/13

163 Victoria – Corner Inlet and Corner Basin — Seaward to Singapore Deep; Directions 09/14

310, 315 New South Wales – Port Kembla — Landmark 12/14

322, 328 New South Wales – Botany Bay and Sydney Harbour — Under keel clearance 46/13

323 New South Wales – Botany Bay — Restricted areas 23/14

325 New South Wales – Botany Bay – Kurnell Oil Terminal— Depths 24/14


121 New South Wales – Clarence River and Yamba — Pilotage 24/14

121, 122 New South Wales – Clarence River and Yamba — Pilotage; anchorages 06/14

122 New South Wales – Clarence River and Yamba — North Channel; restricted zone 46/13

139 Brisbane – Moreton Bay and approaches — Mooloolaba Harbour; restrictions 09/14

178 Queensland – Gladstone — Pilotage; LNG vessels 46/13

178 Gladstone – Harbour — Development 07/14

185 Gladstone – Directions — Clinton Bypass Channel; depths; leading lights 07/14

266, 292 North West Australia – Palm Passage and Grafton Passage — Pilotage 39/14

297 Queensland – Cairns — Outer anchorage; Trinity Harbour. 46/13

297, 298 Queensland – Cairns Channel and Trinity Inlet — Under keel clearance; speed limits. 37/13

328 Queensland – Princess Charlotte Bay – King Island — Light 26/14

329, 330 Queensland — Hannah Island Light 28/14

393 Papua New Guinea – South Coast — Caution Bay LNG Terminal 34/14

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

127 Philippines – Sibutu Passage — Reporting system 35/12

145 Malaysia – Sungai Merotai Kecil — Directions 18/12

269 Philippines – Panay – Juraojurao Island — Directions 20/12

285 Luzon — Pagbilao Power Station 51/11

367, 373, 381 Philippine Islands – Negros – Siquijor Island — Light 33/12

398 Philippine Islands – Mindanao — Container Terminal 03/12

418 Philippines – Luzon – Port Alabat — Light 43/12

457 Philippines – Leyte – Abuyog — Major Light 21/12

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34 Indonesia 2 6th Edition (2012) 04/13

69, 70, 82, 90 Indonesia – Java Sea – Through Routes — Directions; buoyage 21/13

77 Indonesia – Jawa – Surabaya — Directions; depth 37/13

101, 103 Indonesia – Selat Lombok — Directions; obstruction 31/13

216 Indonesia – Selat Makassar – Pulau Larilarian — Isolated reef 32/14

230 Indonesia – Kalimantan – Approaches to Balikpapan — Buoyage 15/13

290 Indonesia – Approaches to Linkgas — Directions; buoyage 21/13

358 Indonesia – Sulawesi – Teluk Tomini – Pasir Laut — Dangerous rock 38/13


296 Papua – Selat Sagewin — Directions; dangerous rocks 29/14


67 Sumatera – Selat Legundi — Directions; rock 30/14

68 Sumatera – South coast – Teluk Lampung – Panjang — Directions; dangerous wreck 26/13

71 Indonesia – Sumatera – Selat Sunda — Directions; wreck 51/12

71 Indonesia – Sumatera – Selat Sunda — Directions; wreck 09/13

96 Java Sea – Through route — Directions; dangerous wreck 13/14

143 Kalimantan – Selat Karimata — Directions; dangerous rock 50/13

143 Kalimantan – Selat Karimata — Directions; wreck 29/14

174 Selat Riau – Through Route – Directions — Racons 07/13

180, 181 East Coast of Pulau Bintan — Directions; major light; light beacon 35/13

186 Indonesia – Sumatera – Selat Berhala to Tanjung Bakau — Directions; shoals 18/13

192 Selat Durian – Directions — Racons 07/13

39 South Indian Ocean 14th Edition (2014) 29/14

Nil

44 Malacca Strait and 11th Edition (2013) 11/14West Coast ofSumatera

114 Indonesia – Sumatera – Approaches to Belawan — Directions; wrecks, light beacons 33/14

170 Malaysia – Pinang Harbour — Anchorages 30/14

206 Malaysia – Tanjung Keling to Pulau Undan — Directions; obstruction 29/14

232 Malaysia – Singapore Strait – Pengerang Terminal — Directions; development; 36/14

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

6, 320 Chatham Islands — Area to be avoided 07/14

114, 115, 116 Queen Charlotte Sound – Tory Channel — Directions; pilot boarding positions 36/12

115 South Island – Queen Charlotte Sound – Directions; light 43/12

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

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

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

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

152 North Island – Cascade Cove — Beacon 51/10

154 West Coast of South Island – West Cape to Windsor Point – Chalky Inlet — Rock 11/14

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

165 New Zealand – South Island – Bluff – Arrival information — Outer anchorages 09/14

180, 181 Paterson Inlet and approaches — Directions; depths 23/11

183 North Island – North Cape to Hauraki Gulf — Reporting 27/12

186 North Island – North Cape to Cape Brett – Doubtless Bay — Anchorage 27/12

189 North Island – North Cape to Cape Brett – Whangaroa Harbour — Restrictions; 27/12anchorages

193 North Island – East coast – Kerikeri Inlet — Directions; buoy 01/11

193 North Island – Bay of Islands – Kent Passage — Vertical clearance 27/12

199 Cape Brett to Tutukaka Harbour — Directions; depth 10/12

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201 North Island – Tutukaka Head to Bream Tail – Hen and Chicken Islands — Depths 29/12

204 North Island – Whangarei Harbour — Anchorages 51/10

212 Great Barrier Island – East coast — Directions; beacons 06/12

219 Great Barrier Island – Approach to Man of War Passage — Directions; depth 01/11

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

226 Auckland — Vertical clearance 06/12

227 Auckland Harbour — Seaplane operating area 15/14

238 Tamaki Strait — Directions; useful mark 38/13

255 East coast of North Island – Tauranga — Prohibited Anchorages 08/12

255 North Island – East coast – Tauranga — Anchor berths 04/13

256 East coast of North Island – Tauranga — Pilotage 08/12

262 East coast of North Island – Tauranga to East Cape — Route 08/12

263--264 Tauranga to East Cape — Directions; coastal routes 08/12

278 Napier – Arrival information — Anchorage; pilotage 18/14

287 East Coast of South Island – Kaikoura Harbour — Restricted Area 11/14

289, 290, 293, 296 South Island – Haumuri Bluffs to Lyttleton Harbour — Directions; light 30/12

297 Akaroa Harbour — Regulations concerning entry 07/14

60 Pacific Islands 1 12th Edition (2012) 11/13

262 Papua New Guinea – Oro Bay — Directions; dangerous shoal 15/13

264 Papua New Guinea – Cape Endaiadere to Cape Ward Hunt — Directions; shoal 15/13patch

298, 299 Papua New Guinea – North--east coast – Tuam Island — Light beacon 35/14

422 Yap Islands – Tamil Harbour — Light 23/13


75 Nouvelle Calédonie – Île des Pins – Baie de Kuto — Anchorages 38/13

104 Nouvelle--Calédonie – Passe du Duroc — Directions; light beacons 46/12

108 Nouvelle--Calédonie – Anse Vavouto – Baie Chasseloup — Directions; anchorages; 46/12port

133 Nouvelle--Calédonie – East Coast – Baie de Nakéty — Anchorages; directions 33/13

136 Nouvelle--Calédonie – East Coast – Baie de Kouaoua — Directions 34/13

162 Nouvelle--Calédonie – Îles Loyauté – Île Maré – Port de Tadine — Anchorages 39/13

165 Nouvelle Calédonie – Île Lifou – Baie de Santal – Baie de Gaatcha — Anchorage 40/13

165 Nouvelle Calédonie – Île Lifou – Baie de Santal – Baie de Chépénéhé — Anchorage 40/13

165 Nouvelle Calédonie – Île Lifou – Baie de Chépénéhé — Light beacon 06/14

166 Nouvelle Calédonie – Île Lifou – East coast – Baie du Châteaubriand — Leading 44/13lights

166 Nouvelle Calédonie – Île Lifou – Baie du Châteaubriand — Anchorages 29/14

177 Republic of Vanuatu – Anatom – Anelghowhat Bay — Beacons; leading lines 30/12

184 Republic of Vanuatu – Port--Vila — Vertical clearances 42/12

184 Republic of Vanuatu – Port--Vila — Vertical clearances 51/12

202 Republic of Vanuatu – Malakula – Channels through Maskelyne Islands – North East 10/13Channel — Directions

216 Vanuatu – Malo Island – Avunatari — Anchorage; wreck 31/14

269 Fiji Islands – Suva — Wrecks 47/12

272, 274 Fiji Islands – Viti Levu — Naikorokoro Light 35/14

367, 369, 370 Îles Wallis -- Approaches to Halalo and Mata Utu — Directions; buoyage; depths; 35/12place name changes

381, 382 Tonga – Nuku’alofa — Beacons; lightbuoy 16/14

452 Kiribati – North Gilbert Island Group – Tarawa Atoll – Betio — Berth; wreck; buoyage 31/14


308 Hawaiian Islands – Oahu – Honolulu — AIS 17/14

367 Hawaiian Islands – Oahu — Tsunami Evacuation 18/14

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