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Admiralty Sailing Directions - Tyneside

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NP 15 Australia Pilot Volume III (2005 edition)<br />

Australia, Queensland - Bowen — Leading light<br />

232<br />

Paragraph 7.146 7 lines 4 -5 Replace by:<br />

Rear light beacon (60 m from front light), standing on the<br />

same pier.<br />

Paragraph 7.146 7 line 6 For 329° Read 330°<br />

ANTM12/512/07<br />

(A251964) [28/07]<br />

NP 22 Bay of Biscay Pilot (2004 Edition)<br />

La Gironde - Secondary channel — <strong>Directions</strong><br />

251<br />

Paragraph 8.109 2 lines 3 and 4 For a light buoy (isolated<br />

danger) Read a light buoy (N cardinal)<br />

French Notice 07 -24 -28<br />

(SDD 2007000 046414) [28/07]<br />

NP 27 Channel Pilot (2005 Edition)<br />

Solent W part and W approaches - North<br />

Channel — <strong>Directions</strong><br />

193<br />

After Paragraph 7.52 1 line 3 Insert:<br />

Clear of a dangerous wreck (position approximate)<br />

(4 miles WSW), thence:<br />

Paragraph 7.52 1 line 7 After shoal, Insert: noting a light<br />

buoy (special) (2½ miles W),<br />

Solent Coastguard and BA 2035<br />

(SDD 2007000 042601) [28/07]<br />

5<br />

Le Havre — <strong>Directions</strong><br />

424<br />

Paragraph 13.139 3lines 6 - 9 Including existing Section IV<br />

Notices Weeks 35/06 and 22/07, Replace by:<br />

Between pairs of light buoys (port and starboard<br />

hand) numbered LH6 and LH5 to LH8 and LH7,<br />

moored, respectively, between 6 and 5 miles<br />

WNW of the front leading light; thence:<br />

SSW of LH10 Light Buoy (port hand) (49°30′⋅2N<br />

0°00′⋅9E), thence:<br />

Between LH12 Light Buoy (west cardinal) and<br />

LH11 Light Buoy (starboard hand) moored<br />

2¾ miles WNW of the front leading light; thence:<br />

Paragraph 13.139 5 Including, existing Section IV Notices<br />

Weeks 35/06 and 22/07, Replace by:<br />

Caution. The channel is bordered on its N side by<br />

the foul area (13.109) between LH4 and LH8 Light<br />

Buoys (port hand) and by Banc de l’Éclat (49°30′N<br />

0°03′E) between LH12 Light Buoy (west cardinal) and<br />

LH14 Light Buoy (port hand). Additionally, an<br />

obstruction of unknown depth lies 6 cables NW of<br />

LH12 Light Buoy. On the S side lies Les Hauts de la<br />

Rade (49°29′N 0°03′E) between LH11 and LH13 Light<br />

Buoys (starboard hand). These buoys are moored on<br />

the edge of the banks and should not be passed too<br />

closely.<br />

mv OOCL Montreal<br />

(SDD 2007000 046119) [28/07]<br />

Wk28/07<br />

IV<br />

4.2<br />

NP 39 South Indian Ocean Pilot (2004 Edition)<br />

Madagascar - Baie de Diégo-Suarez —<br />

<strong>Directions</strong><br />

204<br />

6<br />

8.158 6 Replace by:<br />

To a position about 6 cables E of Nosy Langoro, W<br />

of a shoal with a least charted depth of 12⋅8 m (42ft).<br />

8.159 and 8.160 Replace by:<br />

Nosy Langoro to Port de la Nièvre<br />

8.159<br />

1 From a position 6 cables E of Nosy Langoro Light<br />

(12°13′⋅3S 49°19′⋅0E), and on the boundary (220°) of<br />

the green and white sectors of Port de la Nièvre Light,<br />

the line of bearing 220° of the light initially leads<br />

towards the harbour avoiding the shoals in the<br />

approach, passing (with positions from Cap<br />

Andranomody (12°13′⋅7S 49°21′⋅4E)):<br />

2 Between a 7 m (23 ft) shoal (1½ miles W)<br />

(position approximate) reported (2007) off the<br />

NW edge of Banc d’Orongéa and the two<br />

rocky shoals, with depths of 2⋅7 m (9 ft) and<br />

4⋅5 m (15ft) 2½ cables S and SSE of Nosy<br />

Langoro. The alignment (050¼°), astern, of<br />

beacons (12°12′⋅3S 49°21′⋅4E) should not be<br />

used as the track leads over Banc d’Orongéa,<br />

with a least depth of 5⋅9 m (19ft) whichis reported (2007) to be shoaling and extending<br />

W. Thence:<br />

To a position about 7½ cables S of Nosy Langoro<br />

Light, thence:<br />

3 The track leads WSW towards Pointe<br />

4<br />

Andrahompotsy (4¼ miles WSW) (8.161) until where<br />

Nosy Langoro Light, bearing 035°, astern, in the white<br />

sector (033°-038°) leads to the harbour entrance. Note<br />

the wreck (4¼ miles WSW) with a depth of 9⋅1 m<br />

(30 ft) which lies in this white sector and a dangerous<br />

wreck (4½ miles WSW) which lies just outside the<br />

same sector.<br />

A deep water route clear of shoals may be found<br />

by passing N of Nosy Langoro and thence between<br />

Nosy Langoro and Cap Vatomainty, 1 mile NW<br />

(8.161), and thence S to the 035° bearing, astern, of<br />

Nosy Langoro Light (see above).<br />

Spare<br />

8.160<br />

French notice 21/2007<br />

(SDD 2007000 046394) [28/07]<br />

NP 62 Pacific Islands Pilot Volume III (2006<br />

edition)<br />

Hawaiian Islands, Oahu - Pearl Harbor — Pipe<br />

306<br />

Paragraph 13.100 lines 1 -3 Delete<br />

US Notice 24/19366/07<br />

(HH. 613/410/07) [28/07]

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