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ALASKA – SOUTHCENTRAL – RESURRECTION BAY
HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS: The State of Alaska Maritime Training Center (AVTEC) will be conducting a pyrotechnics exercise in the vicinity of
Fourth of July Creek/Seward Marine Industrial Center from 071630 to 071930 UTC which is 0830 to 1130 Alaska time on October 7th, 2016.
Danger altitude is 1,000 feet and danger radius is 500 yards. Questions/concerns should be directed to Captain Robert Chadwell with AVTEC at
(907) 224-6189 or by email to rob.chadwell@avtec.edu. AVTEC will also be monitoring VHF/FM channel 16 during the exercise.
ALASKA – NORTHWESTERN – CHUKCHI SEA – LEDYARD BAY
Orion Marine Contractors will be conducting rock quarry operations at the north end of Cape Lisburne (approximately ½ mile west of the USAF
runway at the Long Range Radar Site) in a rock quarry located in approximate position 68°52'37.51"N, 166° 9'26.41"W. Blasting operations will
begin on July 27th, 2016 and continue 7 days a week until November 1st, 2016. Please avoid this area and at no time enter closer than ½ mile
of the area of quarry operations. Please contact Orion Marine Contactors at (907) 433-3536 or by radio on VHF/FM channel 16 for additional
information or concerns.
ALASKA
The S/V WATER COLOR has been reported overdue on a transit from Hilo, Hawaii to Victoria, British Columbia. The S/V WATER COLOR departed
Hilo, Hawaii on August 1st, 2016 and was reported overdue on September 21st, 2016. The S/V WATER COLOR is described as a 35 foot white
fiberglass hull with white sails and a pink dingy and 1 person on board. Mariners are requested to keep a sharp lookout a report any sightings to
the Coast Guard Pacific Area Command Center at (510) 437-3701, TELEX 230172343, or by email to rccalameda1@uscg.mil. Additional
information is available at: https://www.piersystem.com/go/doc/4007/2886294/
ALASKA - BERING SEA
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The following subsurface data moorings have been relocated:
TYPE/NAME: POSITION: WATER DEPTH: TOP FLOAT DEPTH:
16BS5A 59°54.770’N, 171°44.164’W 223 feet 49 feet
16BSP5A 59°54.646’N, 171°43.854’W 220 feet 184 feet
16BS4B 57°53.811’N, 168°52.919’W 230 feet 33 feet
16BSP4A 57°53.727’N, 168°52.683’W 226 feet 190 feet
16BS2C 56°52.484’N, 164°03.038’W 226 feet 26 feet
16BSP2B 56°52.202’N, 164°03.935’W 226 feet 87 feet
16BSV2A 56°51.960’N, 163°03.343’W 230 feet 157 feet
Questions/concerns should be directed to David Strausz at (206) 526-4510 or by email to david.strausz@noaa.gov.
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ALASKA - BERING SEA
The following subsurface data moorings have been relocated/established:
TYPE/NAME: POSITION: WATER DEPTH: TOP FLOAT DEPTH:
AL16_AU_BS3 57°40.570’N, 164°42.981’W 171 feet 141 feet
AL16_AU_BS4 54°25.744’N, 165°16.058’W 538 feet 509 feet
Questions/concerns should be directed to Catherine Berchok at (206) 526-6331 or by email to catherine.berchok@noaa.gov.
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ALASKA - PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND - VALDEZ
The Captain of the Port Prince William Sound has established a safety zone within a 200 yard radius of the tug ISLAND VIKING and barge
SEATAC 301 during their inbound transit between Naked Island and Valdez Container Terminal. The safety zone encompasses navigable waters
within 1330 yards of the tug ISLAND VIKING and the barge SEATAC 301 while they are moored at the Valdez Container Terminal.
Questions/concerns should be directed to the Coast Guard Sector Anchorage Command Center at (907) 463-4100 or on VHF/FM channel 16.
ALASKA - GULF OF ALASKA
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HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS: A gunnery exercise will be conducted approximately 156 NM Southeast of Kodiak within 5NM of position 55°06’N,
168°10’W from 061700 to 062000 UTC which is 0900 to 1200 Alaska time on October 6th, 2016. Danger radius is 10,000 yards and danger
altitude is 10,000 feet. Questions/concerns should be directed to the Coast Guard Sector Anchorage Command Center at (907) 463-4100 or on
VHF/FM channel 16. The unit conducting the exercise will also be monitoring VHF/FM channel 16 during the exercise.
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