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VI REPORTING: (1) Vessels must report to Kotka VTS on VHF Ch 67 as follows: (a) On entering the VTS area (b) 10 mins prior to entering Ruotsinsalmi (c) On anchoring or berthing (d) Prior to departure from a port or anchorage (2) Reports shall contain the following information: (a) Vessel’s name (b) Position (c) Destination (d Intended route. If an alternative route is selected, this must be reported (3) Vessels are required to notify Kotka VTS of the following: (a) Any incident or accident aff ecting the vessel’s safety (b) Any incident or accident endangering the safety of navigation (c) Any circumstance that may cause pollution of waters or the coast (d) Any pollutant spills and containers or packages drifting in the sea (4) If a vessel anchors or stops for any reason on its way through the VTS area, a report must be made stating the reason. A report must also be made when underway again. (5) Additional reports may be made in order to warn other traffi c. NOTE: VTS radio communications are in English, Finnish and Swedish. (former amendment 32/11) Finnish Notice 29-30/11, (RSDRA2011000200888), 50/11 PAGE 94, FINLAND, WEST COAST VTS (Finland), Pilots, NOTE. Delete and replace by: NOTE: Pilot ordering: Pilotage is ordered via the Finnpilot Order Centre, Western Pilotage Zone (see GENERAL NOTES, PILOTAGE (FINNPILOT)). Finnish Notice 29-30/11, (RSDRA2011000200888), 50/11 PAGES 94 and 96, FINLAND, WEST COAST VTS (Finland), Vessel Traffic Service. Delete section and replace by: HOURS: H24 PROCEDURE: (1) All vessels of 24m LOA and above are required to participate in the West Coast VTS. (2) All vessels operating in the VTS area shall maintain a continuous listening watch on VHF Ch 09. REPORTING: (1) Vessels must report to West Coast VTS on VHF Ch 09 as follows: (a) On entering the VTS areas (b) On passing Kalla (61°16′·00N 21°21′·10E) (c) On anchoring or berthing (d) Prior to departure from a port or anchorage (2) Reports shall contain the following information: (a) Vessel’s name (b) Position (c) Destination (d) Fairway being used (3) Vessels are required to notify West Coast VTS of the following: (a) Any incident or accident aff ecting the vessel’s safety (b) Any incident or accident endangering the safety of navigation (c) Any circumstance that may cause pollution of waters or the coast (d) Any pollutant spills and containers or packages drifting in the sea (4) If a vessel anchors or stops for any reason on its way through the VTS area, a report must be made stating the reason. A report must also be made when underway again. (5) Additional reports may be made in order to warn other traffi c. Finnish Notice 29-30/11, (RSDRA2011000200888), 50/11 PAGE 95, FINLAND, WEST COAST VTS (Finland), diagram WEST COAST VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE. Delete and replace by diagram WEST COAST VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE on page 6.6 Finnish Notice 29-30/11, (RSDRA2011000200888), 50/11 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Vessel Traffic Service AREA: The West Coast VTS area is divided into two sectors: (1) Pori VTS Sector: An arc of 12 n miles radius centered on Kaijakari Lt (61°36′·85N 21°21′·90E) to the administrative area limits of the Ports of Mäntyluoto and Tahkoluoto. (2) Rauma VTS Sector: An arc of 12 n miles radius centered on Rauma Lt Ho (61°09′·00N 21°09′·60E) to the administrative area limits of the Ports of Rauma, Eurajoki and Olkiluoto. NOTE: See also GENERAL NOTES, VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE. SERVICES: West Coast VTS provides an Information, Navigational Assistance and Traffi c Organisation Service on request or if the VTS considers it necessary. CONTACT DETAILS: Call: West Coast VTS VHF Frequency: Ch 09 Telephone: +358(0)20 4486645 Fax: +358(0)20 4486646 E-mail: westcoast.vts@fta.fi continued on next column 6.5 Wk50/11
10m VI 50´ 21° 10´ 20´ 30´ 40´ 50´ 22° 12n miles Reporting Line 10m V6(2)WESTCOAST V003 18/11/11 40´ 40´ Tahkoluoto Kaijakari Mäntyluoto PORI VTS SECTOR 30´ 10m Pori 30´ F I N L A N D 20´ 12n miles Reporting Line 20´ Kalla Eurajoki RAUMA VTS SECTOR 10´ 10´ Rauman Majakka Rauma WEST COAST VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICE 61° 10m 61° 10m 10m 50´ 21° 10´ 20´ 30´ 40´ 50´ 22° Wk50/11 6.6 Printed in the United Kingdom for the UKHO
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VI UPDATES TO ADMIRALTY LIST OF RAD
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VI PAGE 198, POLAND. Delete section
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VI VOLUME 6, PART 5, NP 286(5), 201
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VI PAGE 196, NETHERLANDS, Lekhaven
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VI MRSC BATANGAS - 5th District 43
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VI WT (MF) TRAFFIC LISTS: 446·5 kH
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VI Baku (Chilov) [M] 40°19′⋅N6
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VI PAGE 236, UNITED STATES (Gulf Co
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VI PAGE 276, PUERTO RICO (USA), San
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VI PAGE 301, 518 kHz NAVTEX BROADCA
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VI This does not include those vess
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VI FINAL REPORTS: (1) An AUSREP Fin
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VI Bullockmore Lt Buoy 54°33′⋅
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VI RT (HF) TRAFFIC LISTS: 8740 8785
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VI PAGE 172, CHINA, below Xiazhi Me
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VI 30´ 69° 30´ 70° 30´ 30´ GU
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VI ADMIRALTY LIST OF RADIO SIGNALS
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VI DIAGRAMS Page 35 NAVTEX - Index
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VI RT (HF) Transmits Receives Hours
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VI B Ch 79 Néoulos / Port Vendres
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VI AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
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VI Kotka 002302000 60°27′N 26°5
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VI PAGE 262, CANADA (Atlantic Coast
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VI PAGE 294, 518 kHz NAVTEX BROADCA
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VI BATUMI MRSC 41°39′N 41°39′
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VI ROMÂNIA BULGARIYA (BULGARIA) UK
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VI 3 48 hour wave period / swell di
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VI LEGAL TIME CHILE 13 CUBA 13 EAST
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VI 5° 35° 40° 45° 50° SOMALIA
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VI INDEX OF GEOGRAPHICAL SECTIONS F
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VI RADAR BEACONS PAGE 26, DENMARK.
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VI PAGE 62, EGYPT (Red Sea Coast).
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VI AB³ M³SÁ RADIO (EQI10) 25°52
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VI J†SK RADIO (EQT) 25°38′⋅9
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VI TI†B RADIO (EQI9) 27°06′⋅
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VI Tugs VHF Frequency: Ch 16; 09 11
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