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IV<br />

AMENDMENTS TO ADMIRALTY SAILING DIRECTIONS<br />

NP 13 Australia Pilot Volume I (2005 Edition)<br />

South Australia - Port Bonython —<br />

Restricted areas<br />

364<br />

Paragraph 11.173 2 Replace by:<br />

2 Prohibited and restricted areas. The jetty is<br />

enclosed within a prohibited area and two restricted<br />

areas; the outer restricted area is not shown on the<br />

chart. Vessels may not enter the prohibited area<br />

without prior permission from Port Bonython.<br />

Whenever the berth operations signal, exhibited<br />

from the jetty head, shows a single, red flashing light,<br />

vessels are prohibited from entering the inner restricted<br />

area without prior permission from Port Bonython.<br />

3 The outer, uncharted restricted area lies within a<br />

circle of radius 2 miles, centred on the S end of the<br />

jetty. Vessels are prohibited from entering this area<br />

when the berth operations signal shows two red<br />

flashing lights one above the other. The Port Authority<br />

should be contacted for further details.<br />

South Australian Notice 23/06<br />

(HH. 571/055/03) [22/06]<br />

NP 21 Bay of Bengal Pilot (1978 Edition) —<br />

Supplement 12 -2004<br />

India - East coast - Paradip —<br />

VLCC Anchorage<br />

70<br />

L33 -35 including existing Supplement amendment,<br />

Replace by:<br />

Anchorage. Anchorages for cargo vessels and<br />

tankers have been established 4¼ miles SSE and<br />

5½ miles SE, respectively, of South Breakwater, as<br />

shown on Chart BA 538.<br />

VLCC anchorages, radius 1⋅5 miles, have been<br />

established (2006) in the following positions:<br />

20°00′N 86°41′E<br />

20°07′⋅5N 86°46′⋅5E<br />

Prohibited Anchorages<br />

Anchorage is prohibited in an area in the port<br />

approaches, shown on the chart, centred 2 miles E of<br />

the pilot boarding position.<br />

A Single Point Mooring (SPM) has been established<br />

in position 20°04′⋅7N 86°41′⋅51E. Anchorage is<br />

prohibited within 2 miles of the SPM and within<br />

1 mile of a submarine pipeline laid from the SPM to<br />

the shore at 20°14′⋅03N 86°36′⋅58E.<br />

Navarea VIII Warning 298/06<br />

(HH. 503/460/03) [22/06]<br />

Wk22/06<br />

4.1<br />

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

France - La Gironde —<br />

Pilot boarding position<br />

[22/06]<br />

240<br />

Paragraph 8.18 1 line 4 For No 13 Read No 13a<br />

Paragraph 8.18 1 line 5 For (45°38′N, 1°06′W) Read<br />

(45°36′N 1°04′W)<br />

SHOM<br />

(HH. 353/540/06) [22/06]<br />

NP 24 Black Sea and Sea of Azov Pilot<br />

(2003 Edition)<br />

Georgia - P’ot’i — <strong>Directions</strong>; dangerous wreck<br />

138<br />

After Paragraph 3.342 4 line 5 Insert:<br />

A dangerous wreck (42°10′⋅0N 41°37′⋅4E) lies<br />

close NE of Anchorage Area No 300.<br />

Russian Notice 18/2542/06<br />

(HH. 399/480/02) [22/06]<br />

NP 26 British Columbia Pilot Volume II<br />

(2005 Edition)<br />

Skidegate Inlet — Lawn Point Leading Lights;<br />

buoys<br />

213<br />

Paragraph 7.129 including heading Replace by:<br />

Spare<br />

7.129<br />

Paragraph 7.130 1 lines 2 -3 Replace by:<br />

Lawn Point Direction Light (53°25′⋅5N<br />

131°54′⋅9W).<br />

214<br />

Paragraph 7.132 1-2 Replace by:<br />

1 Lawn Point Direction Light (53°25′⋅5N<br />

2<br />

131°54′⋅9W):<br />

From a position about 5 miles NE of this light<br />

the white sector (235 -241°) leads 3½ miles<br />

across the bar, in a least charted depth of<br />

8⋅2 m, to the entrance of the deep water<br />

channel close SE of C14 Light-buoy<br />

(starboard hand).<br />

Paragraph 7.133 1 line 2 For 5 Read 6<br />

Paragraph 7.133 1 line 7 For 9 cables Read 1 mile<br />

Canadian Notice 4/3890/06<br />

(HH. 600/470/03) [22/06]

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