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52 27 DECEMBER 2008 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Published Weekly by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Prepared Jointly with the National Ocean Service and U.S. Coast Guard Contents Section I Chart Corrections............................................ I-1.1 Chartlets / Depth Tabulations / Notes............................ I-2.1 Charts Affected by Notice to Mariners........................... I-3.1 Section II NGA/DLIS Catalog Corrections................................ II-1.1 Navigation Publications Corrections............................. II-2.1 USCG Light List Corrections / Radiobeacon Corrections............. II-3.1 NGA List of Lights / Radiobeacon / DGPS Corrections.............. II-4.1 Publications Affected by Notice to Mariners....................... II-5.1 Section III Broadcast Warnings / MARAD Advisories / Special Warnings........ III-1.1 Marine Information.......................................... III-2.1 Visit the Maritime Safety Web site at http://www.nga.mil/maritime

IMPORTANT INFORMATION The Notice to Mariners is published by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), under the authority of Department of Defense Directive 5105.40, to advise mariners of important matters affecting navigational safety, including new hydrographic discoveries, changes in channels and navigational aids, etc. (U.S. Code Title 10, Sec. 442 and Title 44, Sec. 1336 refer). Nothing in the arrangement of information implies endorsement or acceptance by NGA in matters affecting the status and boundaries of States and territories. The Notice to Mariners presents corrective information affecting charts, NGA/DLIS Catalog of Maps Charts and Related Products, Coast Pilots, Sailing Directions, Fleet Guides, USCG Light Lists, NGA List of Lights, Radio Navigational Aids and other products produced by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, National Ocean Service and U.S. Coast Guard. Information for the Notice to Mariners is contributed by the following Agencies: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) (Department of Defense) for waters outside the territorial limits of the United States; National Ocean Service (NOS) (Department of Commerce), which is charged with the surveys and charting of the coasts and harbors of the United States and its territories; the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) (Department of Homeland Security), which is responsible for the safety of life at sea and the establishment and operation of aids to navigation; and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Department of Defense), which is charged with the improvement of rivers and harbors of the United States. In addition, important contributions are made by foreign hydrographic offices and cooperating observers of all nationalities. For further information concerning NGA hydrographic products and services, including the Maritime Safety Web site, users may contact: Name Telephone DSN FAX Maritime Division 301-227-3370 287-3370 301-227-4211 World Wide Navigational Warning Service 301-227-3147 287-3147 301-227-3731 Maritime Safety Web site 301-227-3296 287-3296 301-227-4211 Notice to Mariners: Regions 1 and 2 301-227-3122 287-3122 301-227-3175 Notice to Mariners: Regions 3 thru 9 301-227-3146 287-3146 301-227-3175 Sailing Directions, Fleet Guides 301-227-3183 287-3183 301-227-3174 Navigation Publications 301-227-3120 287-3120 301-227-3731 DLA Catalog of Maps Charts and Related Products 269-961-5741 661-5741 269-961-4983 The Maritime Safety Web site can be accessed directly at http://www.nga.mil/maritime. For your convenience NGA provides four e-mail addresses. For information affecting Notice to Mariners use NavNotices@nga.mil, for information affecting Sailing Directions and all other navigational publications use NAVPubs@nga.mil, for information concerning the Maritime Safety Web site, use webmaster_nss@nga.mil and for information concerning the World Wide Navigational Warning Service, use NavSafety@nga mil. Mariners are requested to notify NGA of discrepancies in charts and publications, using the Marine Information Report and Suggestion Sheet at the back of this Notice to Mariners. This form should also be used to report permanent changes, additions, or deletions from charted or published information. Reports which constitute an immediate hazard to navigation should be sent to the nearest NAVAREA Coordinator via coast radio stations. All reports are greatly appreciated. Marine Information Report and Suggestion sheets received during the past week were submitted by the following observers: Observer QMSN Johnson LTJG Heyworth QM2 Sloan Navigation Team QMC Alex Feldhaus Ship/Organization USS FORT MCHENRY USS FORT MCHENRY USS BUNKER HILL USS CARTER HALL AUTEC Cover Photo: The NOAA vessel SHEARWATER was the first aluminum catamaran built exclusively to support the National Marine Santuary Program (NMSP). The vessel's prescribed mission is to conduct research, education, public outreach, maritime heritage, and emergency response-related operations for Channel Island's National Marine Santuary (CINMS). Many of these operations are conducted in partnership with the National Park Service, the United States Geological Survey, and the California Department of Fish and Game, as well as colleges, universities, local high schools, and non-governmental organizations (NGO). The SHEARWATER spends approximately 180 days at sea each year, with as many as 100 of those days dedicated to the long-term monitoring of Marine Reserves and Marine Protected Areas. Other ongoing efforts include submerged cultural resource monitoring, and seafloor mapping and habitat characterization. SHEARWATER is 62 feet in length, has a beam of 24 feet, and a draft of 7 feet. She is powered by two Detroit Series 60 Diesels rated at 600 HP each, has a transit speed of 20 knots, 1.5 to 2 knots during slow-speed transects, and a range of 450 miles. SHEARWATER can remain at sea for five days and has berthing for nine to ten people. Her capabilities include over-the-side ocean-going research and dive operations. Homeported in Santa Barbara, CA, the vessel has been in service since 2003. ii

INFORMATION OF SPECIAL INTEREST OR IMPORTANCE TO MARINERS NM 52/08 National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Bethesda, MD 20816-5003 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW PRODUCTS OR SERVICES IMPORTANT CHANGES 27 December 2008 QUARTERLY SUMMARY OF INFORMATION OF INTEREST TO NAVIGATORS NAVAREAS, HYDROPACS AND HYDROLANTS-SEE SECTION III. TRANSPORTATION WORKER IDENTIFICATION CREDENTIAL (TWIC) THE U.S. COAST GUARD AND THE TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION HAVE ANNOUNCED ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TRANSPORTATION WORKER IDENTIFICATION CREDENTIAL (TWIC). SEE SECTION III FOR DETAILS. NGA CHART NEW EDITIONS AND THEIR AVAILABILITY NGA RECOGNIZES TWO PAPER NAUTICAL CHART PRODUCTS: ENTERPRISE PRODUCT ON DEMAND-MARITIME (EPOD-M) CHARTS AND TRADITIONAL NGA PAPER CHARTS. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, SEE SECTIONS II AND III. NEW EDITION OF SAILING DIRECTIONS PUB. 147, SAILING DIRECTIONS (ENROUTE) CARIBBEAN SEA VOLUME 1, TENTH EDITION, 2008, IS AVAILABLE AT THE MARITIME SAFETY WEB SITE. THIS EDITION IS PRODUCED BY NGA IN DIGITAL FORMAT ONLY. SEE SECTIONS II AND III. NEW EDITION OF SAILING DIRECTIONS PUB. 148, SAILING DIRECTIONS (ENROUTE) CARIBBEAN SEA VOLUME II, TENTH EDITION, 2008, IS AVAILABLE AT THE MARITIME SAFETY WEB SITE. THIS EDITION IS PRODUCED BY NGA IN DIGITAL FORMAT ONLY. SEE SECTIONS II AND III. NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY S IMPLEMENTATION OF A HARDCOPY TO DIGITAL TRANSITION STRATEGY THIS NOTICE IS A REMINDER OF THE NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (NGA) HARDCOPY TO DIGITAL TRANSITION PROGRAM. SEE SECTION III FOR DETAILS. iii

EXPLANATION OF CONTENTS The Notice to Mariners contains corrective information affecting nautical charts, the NGA/DLIS Catalog of Maps Charts and Related Products, Coast Pilots, Sailing Directions, Fleet Guides, USCG Light Lists, NGA List of Lights, Radio Navigational Aids and other related nautical publications. The information contained in these corrections is important to safe navigation. It is the user s responsibility to decide which of their charts and publications require correction. Consult the U.S. Coast Guard Local Notice to Mariners for information pertaining to waterways within the United States that are not normally used by oceangoing vessels. Because of the sometimes transitory nature of aids to navigation, depths and port information, local area sources should be consulted whenever possible. This publication is not required to be maintained intact. Portions may be separated for correction or attachment to an affected product. The Notice to Mariners is divided into the following sections: Section I-1 contains corrections to nautical charts listed in numeric order by chart number. Each chart correction listed applies only to that particular chart. Related charts, if any, will have their own specific correction listed separately. Users should also refer to U.S. Chart 1 Nautical Chart Symbols, Abbreviations and Terms for additional information pertaining to the correcting of charts. The illustration below describes the elements that comprise a typical chart correction: International Series chart number U.S. Chart number Edition number Edition date Last Notice to Mariners that affected chart Current Notice to Mariners TP 12345 (INT 1234) 1Ed. 1/23/98 LAST NM 12/00 27/00 Add Depth 12 meters Obstn [K41] 12 34.56 N 34 56.78 E (12(345)00 Taunton) Corrective action Source of information Object of correction Chart 1 reference Position A chart correction preceded by: indicates that it is based upon original U.S. source information. T indicates that it is temporary in nature. P indicates that it is preliminary, and that permanent corrective action will appear in a future Notice to Mariners. The letter M immediately following the chart number indicates that the correction should be applied to the metric side of the chart only. The letter M is not a part of the chart number. The letter N preceding the current Notice to Mariners number indicates that the affected chart is on Limited Distribution and is normally only for use by U.S. Navy, government-owned or -chartered vessels. Courses and bearings are given in degrees true. Light sectors are expressed in degrees true from the vessel TOWARD the light. The visible range(s) listed for lights is normally the nominal range (the distance at which it can be seen in clear weather), expressed in nautical miles, except in the Great Lakes where it is expressed in statute miles. The colors of structures and lights of navigational aids are abbreviated in accordance with Chart 1. Section I-2* contains all chartlets, depth tabulations and notes associated with the chart corrections in Section I-1. Chartlets and depth tabulations supersede all previous information portrayed. Section I-3 lists all NGA and NOS charts which have been affected by Notice to Mariners and the notice numbers which have affected them since the date of the oldest Summary of Corrections or the chart s announcement, whichever is later. Section II-1 is a weekly listing of corrections to the NGA/DLIS Catalog of Maps Charts and Related Products, including new charts and publications. It also contains the latest price category information. Section II-2* contains corrections to navigation publications, including Sailing Directions, Coast Pilots, Fleet Guides, Radio Navigational Aids (Pub. 117), The American Practical Navigator and other related nautical publications. Section II-3* lists weekly updates to the USCG Light Lists. Section II-4* lists weekly updates to the NGA List of Lights. Section II-5 lists all NGA, NOS and USCG navigation publications which have been affected by Notice to Mariners and the notice numbers which have affected them since the date of the publication s announcement. Section III-1 lists the message number of all in-force Navigational Warnings, and the text of those warnings promulgated during the previous week. Notice to Mariners Nos. 13, 26 and 39 list a summary of all in-force Navigational Warnings for the preceding quarter. Notice to Mariners 52 lists a complete summary of all in-force Navigational Warnings. Section III-2 contains miscellaneous information of particular interest to the maritime community. *The left-hand pages of these sections are intentionally blank. iv

SECTION I NM 52/08 CHART CORRECTIONS 52 (INT 52) 1Ed. 4/5/86 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 373 meters for 407 meters 7 58 N 137 19 E Depth 1247 meters for 1326 meters 12 48 N 157 52 E Add Depth 1285 meters 12 21 N 158 39 E Depth 1192 meters 13 57 N 157 36 E Depth 428 meters 1 07 S 148 50 E Depth 563 meters 1 03 S 147 52 E (NTM0026/2007) 623 9Ed. 8/31/96 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Depth 1000 meters 0 53 S 147 45 E (NTM0026/2007) 11009 38Ed. 12/06 LAST NM 44/08 52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS 41002 from 32 20.4 N 75 27.0 W to 32 23.1 N 75 25.1 W (48/08 CG7) 501 (INT 801) 12Ed. 11/02 LAST NM 38/08 52/08 Add Buoy RW, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29 N 122 32 W (49/08 CG11) 502 (INT 802) 2Ed. 7/23/83 LAST NM 46/07 52/08 Add Buoy RW, pillar, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29 N 122 32 W (49/08 CG11) 506 (INT 506) 2Ed. 2/3/96 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Depth 1000 meters 0 53 S 147 45 E Depth 1285 meters 12 21 N 158 39 E Depth 1247 meters 12 48 N 157 52 E Depth 1192 meters 13 57 N 157 36 E (NTM0026/2007) 507 (INT 507) 2Ed. 9/14/96 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 373 meters for 407 meters 7 58 N 137 19 E Add Depth 1000 meters 0 53 S 147 45 E (NTM0026/2007) 11313 23Ed. 10/05 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Submerged well (cov 90ft) 27 51 43 N 96 36 07 W Danger circle Obstn (PA) 27 51 37 N 96 32 11 W Danger circle Obstn (32 ft rep) (PA) 27 56 00 N 96 35 00 W Add Platform [L10] 28 01 37 N 96 35 01 W (NOS; 9/07 CG8) 11323 62Ed. 12/06 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Substitute Submerged well (cov 6fms) [L20] for platform 29 09 19 N 94 09 34 W (7, 8/07 CG8) 11331 20Ed. 10/06 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 (Side A) Delete Position circle Pipe (awash) (PA) 29 58 44 N 93 51 51 W (Supersedes 50/08-11331) (49/08 CG8) 521 11Ed. 7/18/81 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 682 fathoms for 725 fathoms 12 48 N 157 55 E Add Depth 703 fathoms 12 21 N 158 39 E Depth 652 fathoms 13 57 N 157 36 E (NTM0026/2007) 522 87Ed. 7/13/96 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 204 fathoms for 222 fathoms 7 58 N 137 19 E (NTM0026/2007) 524 12Ed. 1/27/96 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 682 fathoms for 725 fathoms 12 48 N 157 52 E Depth 204 fathoms for 222 fathoms 7 58 N 137 19 E Add Depth 703 fathoms 12 21 N 158 39 E Depth 652 fathoms 13 57 N 157 36 E (NTM0026/2007) 525 3Ed. 2/5/83 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 204 fathoms for 222 fathoms 7 58 N 137 19 E Add Depth 703 fathoms 12 21 N 158 39 E Depth 652 fathoms 13 57 N 157 36 E Depth 682 fathoms 12 48 N 157 52 E (NTM0026/2007) 526 10Ed. 3/23/96 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 682 fathoms for 725 fathoms 12 48 N 157 52 E Depth 308 fathoms for 680 fathoms 1 03 S 147 52 E Depth 204 fathoms for 222 fathoms 7 58 N 137 19 E Add Depth 652 fathoms 13 57 N 157 36 E Depth 703 fathoms 12 21 N 158 39 E (NTM0026/2007) 530 32Ed. 6/07 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Buoy RW, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29 N 122 32 W (49/08 CG11) 604 (INT 604) 5Ed. 6/22/96 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Depth 1000 meters 0 53 S 147 45 E (NTM0026/2007) 11332 30Ed. 2/06 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Add Platform [L10] 29 14 19 N 93 52 19 W (5/07 CG8) 11342 53Ed. 5/07 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Position circle Pipe (awash) (PA) 29 58 44 N 93 51 51 W (Supersedes 50/08-11342) (49/08 CG8) 11343 38Ed. 4/07 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Position circle Pipe (awash) (PA) 29 58 44 N 93 51 51 W (Supersedes 50/08-11343) (49/08 CG8) 11361 74Ed. 9/07 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Add Stranded wreck [K24] (PA) 28 54 48 N 89 25 36 W (Inset Southwest Pass) Add Stranded wreck [K24] (PA) 28 54 48 N 89 25 36 W (49/08 CG8) 11375 36Ed. 1/05 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 Change Legend to 33 1 / 2 FT 2007 30 21 23.0 N 88 33 58.6 W (NOS) 11478 21Ed. 5/05 LAST NM 22/08 52/08 Add Tabulation of controlling depths from Subsection I-2 (NOS) 11481 6Ed. 11/06 LAST NM 19/08 52/08 Add Tabulation of controlling depths from Subsection I-2 (NOS) 11488 26Ed. 12/06 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Delete Buoy A 30 27 00 N 81 18 00 W (Supersedes 33/08-11488) (48/08 CG7) 622 9Ed. 2/10/96 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Depth 547 fathoms 0 53 S 147 45 E (NTM0026/2007) I-1.1 11490 19Ed. 12/06 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Delete Buoy A 30 27 00.0 N 81 17 59.9 W (Supersedes 33/08-11490) (continued on next page)

NM 52/08 SECTION I 11490 (Continued) (Inset) Add Tabulation of controlling depths from Subsection I-2 (48/08 CG7; NOS) 12256 15Ed. 7/05 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Depth 30 feet 36 59 06.6 N 76 10 44.9 W Depth 38 feet 36 58 07.1 N 76 06 31.7 W Substitute Depth 23 feet Obstn [K41] for 26 feet 36 57 21.7 N 76 06 36.3 W 11491 36Ed. 1/07 LAST NM 29/08 52/08 (Side A) Add Tabulation of controlling depths from Subsection I-2 (NOS) 11524 51Ed. 2/08 LAST NM 43/08 52/08 Relocate Buoy 38 from 32 47 37.7 N 79 54 58.1 W to 32 47 47.3 N 79 54 58.1 W (NOS) 11525 7Ed. 3/4/06 LAST NM N49/08 N52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS 41002 from 32 20.4 N 75 27.0 W to 32 23.1 N 75 25.1 W (48/08 CG7) 12200 49Ed. 6/07 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Add Danger circle Obstn (Piles) [K40] (PA) 38 39.0 N 74 49.4 W (30/08 CG5) 12201 26Ed. 3/11/06 LAST NM N50/08 N52/08 Add Danger circle Obstn (Piles) [K40] (PA) 38 39.0 N 74 49.4 W (30/08 CG5) Add Depth 11 feet Obstn [K41] 36 55 46.6 N 76 10 03.3 W Depth 17 feet Obstn [K41] 36 55 20.3 N 76 06 41.8 W Depth 21 feet Obstn [K41] 36 55 45.2 N 76 06 24.9 W Depth 23 feet Obstn [K41] 36 57 21.7 N 76 06 37.8 W Depth 25 feet Obstn [K41] 36 57 24.0 N 76 06 36.5 W Depth 28 feet Obstn [K41] 36 57 31.2 N 76 06 25.9 W Depth 28 feet Obstn [K41] 36 59 07.5 N 76 10 43.3 W Depth 34 feet Obstn [K41] 36 58 06.0 N 76 06 30.2 W Depth 36 feet Obstn [K41] 36 58 05.8 N 76 06 32.8 W Depth 18 feet enclosed by depth contour (18-feet) 36 58 59.8 N 76 06 34.3 W (NOS) 12282 35Ed. 10/05 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Artificial Reef area [N1.1] bound by dashed line joining 39 02 01.3 N 76 31 52.8 W 39 01 59.0 N 76 31 42.1 W 39 01 56.1 N 76 31 45.1 W 39 02 00.0 N 76 31 53.8 W (30/08 CG5) 12314 32Ed. 2/08 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 (Lower Panel) Relocate Buoy 96 from 40 10 28.3 N 74 44 02.2 W to 40 10 30.1 N 74 44 03.8 W (27/08 CG5) 12205 31Ed. 12/07 LAST NM 39/08 52/08 (Page A) Change Light 4 to Iso R 6s 23ft 6M 36 49 49 N 75 57 59 W (Page A, Inset 2) Change Light 4 to Iso R 6s 23ft 6M 36 49 49.4 N 75 57 59.4 W (44/08 CG5) 12207 21Ed. 3/04 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Change Light 4 to Iso R 6s 23ft 6M 36 49 49 N 75 57 59 W (44/08 CG5) 12208 13Ed. 8/08 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 Change Light 4 to Iso R 6s 23ft 6M 36 49 49 N 75 57 59 W (44/08 CG5) 13309 28Ed. 9/02 LAST NM 31/08 52/08 (Continuation) Add Light A Q (Priv) 44 46 16.7 N 68 47 08.3 W Light B Q (Priv) 44 46 16.0 N 68 47 08.6 W (49/08 CG1) 13326 13Ed. 4/04 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 Add Buoy CIN1 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 37 08 N 67 18 59 W Buoy CIN2 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 37 15 N 67 19 13 W Buoy CIN3 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 37 25 N 67 19 03 W Buoy CIN4 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 37 18 N 67 18 49 W Buoy LI1 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 34 38 N 67 21 46 W Buoy LI2 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 34 27 N 67 22 02 W Buoy SI1 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 36 09 N 67 22 19 W Buoy SI4 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 36 03 N 67 22 27 W (3/08 CG1) 12214 48Ed. 10/07 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Add Danger circle Obstn (Piles) [K40] (PA) 38 39 03 N 74 49 26 W (30/08 CG5) 12221 79Ed. 6/07 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Change Light 4 to Iso R 6s 23ft 6M 36 49 49 N 75 57 59 W (44/08 CG5) 12254 47Ed. 3/08 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Depth 30 feet 36 59 06.6 N 76 10 44.9 W Depth 38 feet 36 58 07.1 N 76 06 31.7 W Substitute Depth 23 feet Obstn [K41] for 26 feet 36 57 21.9 N 76 06 36.3 W Add Depth 11 feet Obstn [K41] 36 55 46.6 N 76 10 03.3 W Depth 17 feet Obstn [K41] 36 55 20.3 N 76 06 41.8 W Depth 21 feet Obstn [K41] 36 55 45.2 N 76 06 24.9 W Depth 23 feet Obstn [K41] 36 57 21.7 N 76 06 36.3 W Depth 25 feet Obstn [K41] 36 57 24.0 N 76 06 36.5 W Depth 28 feet Obstn [K41] 36 57 31.2 N 76 06 25.9 W Depth 28 feet Obstn [K41] 36 59 07.5 N 76 10 43.3 W Depth 34 feet Obstn [K41] 36 58 06.0 N 76 06 30.2 W Depth 36 feet Obstn [K41] 36 58 05.8 N 76 06 32.8 W 13394 3Ed. 7/02 LAST NM 13/08 52/08 Add Buoy LU1 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 52 N 66 59 50 W Buoy LU2 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 43 N 66 59 43 W Buoy LU3 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 50 N 66 59 26 W Buoy LU4 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 59 N 66 59 33 W (3/08 CG1) 13396 4Ed. 12/8/01 LAST NM 13/08 52/08 Add Buoy LU1 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 51.6 N 66 59 49.6 W (3/08 CG1) Buoy LU2 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 43.1 N 66 59 42.8 W Buoy LU3 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 50.0 N 66 59 26.0 W Buoy LU4 Y, Fl Y 2.5s (Priv) 44 51 58.5 N 66 59 33.0 W 14839 36Ed. 12/02 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 3 feet for 14 feet 41 27 55.6 N 81 40 19.7 W Change Legend to 9 FEET APR 2008 41 28 37.9 N 81 40 15.1 W (NOS) (NOS) Depth 18 feet enclosed by depth contour (18-feet) 36 58 59.8 N 76 06 34.3 W 14867 26Ed. 7/03 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 (Inset Saginaw Bay) Change Period of buoy 7 to 2.5s 43 37 37.1 N 83 50 25.5 W Period of buoy 8 to 2.5s 43 37 37.3 N 83 50 28.7 W (43/08 CG9) I-1.2

SECTION I NM 52/08 14911 21Ed. 10/05 LAST NM 44/08 52/08 Delete Depth 24 feet 45 46 16 N 85 09 07 W Substitute Depth 24 feet for 23 feet 45 46 30 N 85 09 06 W Change Legend to 25 FEET FOR WIDTH OF 3000 FEET JUL 2008 45 46 11 N 85 08 49 W (Supersedes 37/08-14911) (NOS) 14924 28Ed. 2/08 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Change Legend to 12 FT AUG 2008 43 01 55.6 N 87 55 33.3 W Legend to 16 FT APR 2000-AUG 2008 43 01 44.0 N 87 55 10.5 W Add Depth 1 fathom 1 foot Rk [K14.2] for 3 fathoms 5 feet Rk 56 44 57 N 135 21 43 W Depth 1 fathom 2 feet Rk [K14.2] for 2 fathoms 1 foot Rk 56 45 39 N 135 21 06 W Depth 1 fathom 2 feet Rk [K14.2] for 2 fathoms 3 feet Rk 56 44 50 N 135 21 24 W Depth 9 fathoms 1 foot Rk [K14.2] for 16 fathoms 56 47 15 N 135 19 06 W Depth 2 fathoms 3 feet Rks [K14.1] 56 49 17 N 135 19 38 W Depth 4 fathoms 2 feet Rk [K14.1] 56 47 33 N 135 18 48 W (NOS) Legend to 20 FT JUN 2008 43 00 40.5 N 87 54 19.6 W Depth 1 fathom 4 feet Rk [K14.2] 56 45 32 N 135 22 19 W Depth 8 fathoms 3 feet Rk [K14.2] 56 47 22 N 135 19 07 W 16363 12Ed. 7/02 LAST NM 16/08 52/08 Delete Note B 55 51.5 N 160 44.0 W Change Buoy 4 to R, spar, Fl R 6s 55 58.0 N 160 39.2 W Buoy 7 to G, spar, Fl G 6s 55 55.9 N 160 41.8 W Buoy 8 to R, spar, Fl R 4s 55 54.0 N 160 47.1 W Buoy 9 to G, spar, Fl G 4s 55 53.6 N 160 47.1 W Buoy 2 to R, spar, Fl R 4s 56 00.0 N 160 39.2 W Buoy 3 to G, spar, Fl G 4s 55 59.3 N 160 36.8 W (48/08 CG17) 16535 12Ed. 11/18/00 LAST NM 32/07 52/08 Relocate Light from 54 46 55 N 163 21 52 W to 54 47 03 N 163 21 58 W (48/08 CG17) (NOS) Depth 9 fathoms 5 feet Rk [K14.2] 56 47 43 N 135 20 24 W Depth 9 fathoms Rk [K14.2] 56 45 03 N 135 23 13 W Depth 10 fathoms 2 feet 56 43 39 N 135 24 19 W Depth 1 fathom 2 feet 56 46 54 N 135 19 58 W Depth 1 fathom 4 feet 56 47 58 N 135 21 19 W Depth 4 fathoms 3 feet 56 46 58 N 135 18 29 W Depth 4 fathoms 4 feet 56 45 14 N 135 21 28 W Depth 5 fathoms 5 feet 56 45 42 N 135 20 37 W Depth 6 fathoms 1 foot 56 43 53 N 135 24 12 W Depth 6 fathoms 2 feet 56 48 18 N 135 21 42 W Depth 6 fathoms 5 feet 56 45 22 N 135 21 19 W Depth 7 fathoms 3 feet 56 44 05 N 135 24 06 W Depth 8 fathoms 3 feet 56 48 37 N 135 21 25 W Depth 9 fathoms 56 48 48 N 135 21 20 W 16645 18Ed. 1/12/02 LAST NM 42/08 52/08 Delete Depth 22 fathoms 59 38 11 N 151 12 47 W Add Depth 8 fathoms 59 38 09 N 151 12 41 W (NOS) 16647 3Ed. 5/12/01 LAST NM 42/08 52/08 Add Depth 8 fathoms 59 38 09 N 151 12 41 W (NOS) 16708 26Ed. 10/04 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 (Inset) Add Light 4 FR 18ft 60 51 30.4 N 146 40 32.0 W (49/08 CG17) 17327 23Ed. 7/08 LAST NM 36/08 52/08 Add Submarine pipeline [L41.1] joining 57 03 17.6 N 135 20 55.6 W 57 03 16.8 N 135 20 56.9 W 57 03 16.5 N 135 20 57.7 W 57 03 14.4 N 135 21 09.7 W 57 03 13.9 N 135 21 11.2 W (Inset) Add Submarine pipeline [L41.1] joining 57 03 17.6 N 135 20 55.6 W 57 03 16.8 N 135 20 56.9 W 57 03 16.5 N 135 20 57.7 W 57 03 14.4 N 135 21 09.7 W 57 03 13.9 N 135 21 11.2 W (NOS) 17320 18Ed. 3/08 LAST NM 32/08 52/08 Delete Depth 10 fathoms 55 56.6 N 134 18.4 W Depth 20 fathoms 56 48.2 N 135 21.3 W Substitute Depth 8 fathoms Rk [K14.1] for 11 fathoms 56 44.9 N 135 20.4 W Depth 10 fathoms for 13 fathoms 56 43.7 N 135 24.3 W Add Depth 1 1 / 2 fathoms Rk [K14.1] 56 45.5 N 135 22.6 W Depth 6 1 / 4 fathoms Rk [K14.1] 56 48.3 N 135 21.7 W Depth 9 fathoms Rk [K14.2] 56 47.3 N 135 19.1 W Depth 9 fathoms Rk [K14.2] 56 47.7 N 135 20.4 W Depth 1 3 / 4 fathoms 56 48.0 N 135 21.3 W Depth 4 1 / 4 fathoms 55 56.7 N 134 18.2 W Depth 6 1 / 4 fathoms 56 43.9 N 135 24.2 W (NOS) 17360 35Ed. 6/08 LAST NM 31/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 4 1 / 4 fathoms for 10 fathoms 55 56.7 N 134 18.2 W (NOS) 17400 17Ed. 3/07 LAST NM 36/08 52/08 Delete Depth 3 3 / 4 fathoms 55 25.8 N 133 27.4 W Substitute Depth 4 1 / 4 fathoms for 10 fathoms 55 56.7 N 134 18.2 W Add Depth 2 fathoms 55 25.8 N 133 27.6 W Depth 3 fathoms 55 26.6 N 133 24.6 W (NOS) 17402 11Ed. 12/05 LAST NM 19/08 52/08 Add Depth 4 1 / 4 fathoms 55 56 42 N 134 18 13 W (NOS) 17326 16Ed. 11/07 LAST NM 5/08 52/08 Delete Depth 7 fathoms 3 feet 56 45 35 N 135 22 20 W Depth 14 fathoms 56 44 04 N 135 24 03 W Depth 9 fathoms 56 46 56 N 135 18 29 W Depth 9 fathoms 56 48 16 N 135 21 41 W Depth 9 fathoms 56 49 19 N 135 19 42 W Substitute Depth 1 fathom 4 feet Rks [K14.2] for 12 fathoms 56 45 33 N 135 22 35 W Depth 8 fathoms 1 foot Rk [K14.1] for 11 fathoms 56 44 53 N 135 20 26 W Depth 0 fathom 3 feet Rk [K14.2] for 2 fathoms 1 foot 56 44 46 N 135 21 44 W I-1.3 17405 16Ed. 10/08 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 8 fathoms for 14 fathoms 55 26 40.4 N 133 21 30.2 W (NOS) Depth 3 fathoms for 6 fathoms 55 26 34.8 N 133 24 37.5 W 17406 7Ed. 2/04 LAST NM 36/08 52/08 Delete Depth 5 1 / 4 fathoms 55 22 19 N 133 28 16 W Depth 14 fathoms 55 26 43 N 133 21 27 W Depth 6 fathoms 55 26 34 N 133 24 36 W (continued on next page)

NM 52/08 SECTION I 17406 (Continued) Substitute Depth 4 3 / 4 fathoms for 10 fathoms 55 22 33 N 133 27 05 W Add Depth 1 1 / 4 fathoms 55 22 19 N 133 28 18 W Depth 2 1 / 2 fathoms 55 26 00 N 133 27 49 W Depth 3 3 / 4 fathoms 55 25 47 N 133 27 10 W Depth 2 fathoms 55 25 48 N 133 27 38 W Depth 3 fathoms 55 26 35 N 133 24 38 W Depth 5 fathoms 55 25 35 N 133 27 49 W Depth 8 fathoms 55 26 40 N 133 21 30 W (NOS) 18000 8Ed. 8/21/93 LAST NM 34/08 52/08 Add Buoy RW, pillar, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29.0 N 122 32.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18002 7Ed. 10/20/07 LAST NM N50/08 N52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS 46011 from 34 52.8 N 120 52.1 W to 34 52.1 N 120 51.5 W Add Buoy RW, pillar, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29.0 N 122 32.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18005 5Ed. 9/22/07 LAST NM N50/08 N52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS 46011 from 34 52.8 N 120 52.1 W to 34 52.1 N 120 51.5 W Add Buoy RW, pillar, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29.0 N 122 32.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18006 4Ed. 7/28/07 LAST NM N34/08 N52/08 Add Buoy RW, pillar, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29.0 N 122 32.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18020 38Ed. 10/07 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Add Buoy RW, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29.0 N 122 32.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18022 35Ed. 8/05 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS 46011 from 34 52.8 N 120 52.1 W to 34 52.1 N 120 51.5 W Add Buoy RW, Fl Y 4s (Priv) 33 29.0 N 122 32.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18531 22Ed. 9/05 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 (Upper Panel) Add Buoy 61 G, can 45 32 46.8 N 122 17 55.9 W (Lower Panel) Add Buoy 61 G, can 45 32 46.8 N 122 17 55.9 W (49/08 CG13) 22008 35Ed. 9/6/97 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 9 53.0 S 79 03.0 W Wreck [K29] 12 47.8 S 77 02.0 W Wreck [K29] 11 16.5 S 77 54.6 W Wreck [K29] 6 14.0 S 81 01.0 W (4(23), 5(29)06, 8(69), 9(74)08 Callao) 22040 1Ed. 8/21/82 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Add Legend Fishing Area (see note) 7 01.5 N 77 42.0 W Legend Fishing Area (see note) 6 45.8 N 77 35.5 W Legend Fishing Area (see note) 6 27.3 N 77 23.1 W Note FISHING AREA Concentration of fishing vessels may be expected within 2.5 miles of shore between Ardita and Punta Solano. 6 30.0 N 77 15.0 W (56/08 Bogota) 22120 3Ed. 9/1/01 LAST NM 41/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 6 14.0 S 81 01.0 W (8(69)08 Callao) 22124 2Ed. 4/6/96 LAST NM 41/08 52/08 (Plan) Add Stranded wreck [K24] 5 04 50.0 S 81 06 41.0 W (8(72)08 Callao) 22140 2Ed. 4/20/96 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 9 53.0 S 79 03.0 W (4(23)06 Callao) 22142 2Ed. 2/3/96 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Add Dangerous wreck [K28] 9 05 37 S 78 36 23 W Dangerous wreck [K28] 8 59 09 S 78 39 31 W (Plan) Add Dangerous wreck [K28] 9 05 37.0 S 78 36 23.0 W (5(31), 6(32)06 Callao) 22143 4Ed. 4/19/03 LAST NM 27/08 52/08 (Plan B) Add Buoy (mooring) [Q40] 11 07 05.0 S 77 36 59.0 W (4(24)06 Callao) 22160 2Ed. 5/25/96 LAST NM 39/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 11 16.5 S 77 54.6 W (5(29)06 Callao) 22170 3Ed. 8/4/01 LAST NM 42/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 12 47.8 S 77 02.0 W (9(74)08 Callao) 18649 65Ed. 7/06 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Delete Buoy Y 37 50 24 N 122 28 04 W (49/08 CG11) 22172 8Ed. 10/12/02 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Delete Buoys (mooring) (2) in vicinity 12 04 12.0 S 77 10 03.4 W (10(79)08 Callao) 18650 55Ed. 12/07 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Delete Buoy Y 37 50 24.0 N 122 28 04.0 W (49/08 CG11) 18652 34Ed. 9/07 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 (Page B, Inset 5) Delete Buoy Y 37 50 24 N 122 28 04 W (49/08 CG11) 18700 22Ed. 7/03 LAST NM 34/08 52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS 46011 from 34 52.1 N 120 51.5 W to 34 52.8 N 120 52.1 W (49/08 CG11) 22183 4Ed. 10/25/03 LAST NM 48/04 52/08 Delete Light 15 20 47 S 75 09 28 W (Plan B) Delete Light 15 20 48.0 S 75 09 28.5 W (10(81)08 Callao) 24480 1Ed. 6/16/90 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 (Panel B) Relocate Light from 10 22.5 N 75 39.5 W to 10 22.7 N 75 39.1 W and change visibility (range) to 13M Change Light to Fl(2) 25s 22m 13M 10 14.1 N 75 44.4 W (63, 64/08 Bogota) 22004 38Ed. 7/5/97 LAST NM 42/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 6 14.0 S 81 01.0 W (8(69)08 Callao) 24490 3Ed. 6/24/95 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS from 11 09.7 N 74 40.8 W to 11 09.0 N 74 40.6 W (See 1/08-24490) (70/08 Bogota) I-1.4

SECTION I NM 52/08 24491 3Ed. 9/17/94 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 28320 6Ed. 11/21/98 LAST NM 15/07 52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS from Relocate Buoy from 22 29.5 N 97 47.1 W to 22 29.3 N 97 48.2 W 11 09 41 N 74 40 49 W 11 09 02 N 74 40 37 W and delete designation Altamira (See 1/08-24491) (NTM0004/2007) (70/08 Bogota) 24500 1Ed. 10/4/03 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 Relocate Superbuoy ODAS from 11 09 41 N 74 40 49 W to 11 09 02 N 74 40 37 W (See 1/08-24500) Change Characteristic of buoy 15 to Iso G 3s 11 01 03 N 74 46 36 W (95/07, 70/08 Bogota) 24502 6Ed. 3/13/99 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 (Panel B) Change Characteristic of buoy 15 to Iso G 3s 11 01 02.5 N 74 46 35.9 W (95/07 Bogota) 24504 7Ed. 6/17/95 LAST NM 41/08 52/08 Change Light to Fl(2) 25s 22m 13M 10 14 06 N 75 44 24 W Visibility (range) of light to 13M 10 22 42 N 75 39 05 W (63, 64/08 Bogota) 24507 1Ed. 11/18/06 LAST NM 41/08 52/08 Change Light to Fl(2) 25s 22m 13M 10 14 06 N 75 44 24 W Visibility (range) of light to 13M 10 22 42 N 75 39 05 W (63, 64/08 Bogota) 24510 2Ed. 6/24/95 LAST NM 41/08 52/08 Change Visibility (range) of light to 13M 10 22 42 N 75 39 05 W (64/08 Bogota) 24511 2Ed. 4/3/76 LAST NM 32/06 52/08 Change Light to Fl(2) 25s 72ft 13M 10 14 12 N 75 44 24 W (63/08 Bogota) 26050 1Ed. 8/10/85 LAST NM 15/08 52/08 Change Visibility (range) of light to 15M 15 47.7 N 79 50.7 W (See 34/02-26050) (67/08 Bogota) 26147 31Ed. 4/29/95 LAST NM 19/04 52/08 (Plan D) Delete Beacon No 1 19 47 06.0 N 72 10 47.5 W Beacon No 6 19 46 06.5 N 72 11 18.0 W Beacon No 7 19 46 09.0 N 72 11 06.5 W Buoy 4 19 45 48.0 N 72 11 07.5 W Buoy (can) (undesignated) 19 45 24.0 N 72 11 35.5 W Buoys (conical) (undesignated) (2) and legend Rep (1965) in vicinity 19 45 27.0 N 72 11 41.5 W Buoy (conical) (undesignated) 19 45 32.0 N 72 11 35.0 W Beacon No 11 19 45 16.2 N 72 10 49.3 W Beacon No 9 19 45 42.0 N 72 10 58.5 W Beacon No 5 19 46 20.2 N 72 11 13.5 W Beacon No 4 19 46 19.2 N 72 11 21.3 W Change Shape of buoy 3 to can 19 47 09.9 N 72 10 59.4 W Shape of buoy 7 to can 19 46 09.2 N 72 11 10.9 W Shape of buoy 8 to conical 19 45 39.9 N 72 11 27.0 W Beacon No 13 to 13 G, can topmark 19 44 55.2 N 72 10 59.1 W 28323 2Ed. 11/12/94 LAST NM 15/07 52/08 Relocate Buoy from 22 29 25 N 97 47 06 W to 22 29 20 N 97 48 10 W (NTM0004/2007) 28325 2Ed. 12/10/94 LAST NM 5/03 52/08 (Plan B) Relocate Buoy from 22 29 27.2 N 97 47 09.3 W to 22 29 19.8 N 97 48 09.6 W (See 5/03-28325) (NTM0004/2007) 35000 26Ed. 5/3/97 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Delete Superbuoy LANBY 48 32 N 5 49 W Add Superbuoy LANBY [Q26] RW, Racon 48 30 N 5 45 W (42(29)08 Brest) 35028 (INT 1551) 1Ed. 8/28/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) 35035 (INT 1544) 1Ed. 10/30/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) 35037 (INT 1545) 1Ed. 10/30/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) 35093 (INT 1627) 2Ed. 10/9/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) 36001 Ed. 3/6/03 LAST NM N40/08 N52/08 Change Visibility (range) of superbuoy LANBY to 7M 48 30.0 N 5 45.0 W (42(29)08 Brest) 36005 (INT 1070) 2Ed. 2/24/96 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Change Visibility (range) of superbuoy LANBY to 7M 48 30.0 N 5 45.0 W (42(29)08 Brest) 37025 26Ed. 8/9/97 LAST NM 35/08 52/08 Delete Superbuoy LANBY 48 31.8 N 5 50.0 W Add Superbuoy LANBY [Q26] RW, Fl 7M Racon 48 30.0 N 5 45.0 W (42(29)08 Brest) 37039 2Ed. 10/23/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) 37050 9Ed. 6/29/96 LAST NM 8/08 52/08 Change Visibility (range) of superbuoy LANBY to 7M 48 30 00 N 5 45 00 W (42(29)08 Brest) 37051 (INT 1572) 1Ed. 8/28/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) Add Buoy 6 R, conical, Fl(2) R 5s 19 46 05.1 N 72 11 18.3 W Danger circle [K40] Obstn Rep (2008) 19 46 06.5 N 72 11 17.0 W Position circle Pile [F22] 19 46 09.0 N 72 11 06.5 W Beacon 11 G, can topmark 19 45 17.0 N 72 10 47.8 W Beacon 9 G, can topmark 19 45 41.0 N 72 10 58.2 W 37062 (INT 1555) 2Ed. 9/18/08 NEW EDITION N52/08 (NGA) 37320 16Ed. 9/6/97 LAST NM 6/08 52/08 Change Visibility (range) of superbuoy LANBY to 7M 48 30 00 N 5 45 00 W (42(29)08 Brest) Beacon 5 G, can topmark, Fl G 6s 19 46 22.0 N 72 11 10.0 W Beacon 4 R, cone topmark 19 46 20.0 N 72 11 23.0 W (NTM0035/2008) 37330 2Ed. 7/12/97 LAST NM 8/08 52/08 Add Buoy YBY, spar, double cone topmark points together [Q130.3] 48 45.6 N 3 50.6 W Pilot station symbol [T1.1] 48 45.7 N 3 50.7 W (continued on next page) I-1.5

NM 52/08 SECTION I 37330 (Continued) Buoy BYB, spar, double cone topmark bases together [Q130.3] 48 44.2 N 3 54.0 W 44462 4Ed. 3/16/96 LAST NM 45/08 52/08 Add Depth 11.3 meters 54 26 35.5 N 18 45 47.5 E (13(251)06 Gdynia) Pilot station symbol [T1.1] (7(36), 24(17)08 Brest; Fr CH 7095) 48 44.3 N 3 53.8 W 37380 2Ed. 9/11/93 LAST NM 38/08 52/08 Add Depth 0.1 meter Wk [K30] (unsurveyed) 46 40.2 N 2 04.3 W Dangerous wreck [K28] (24(22)06, 43(37)08 Brest) 46 41.7 N 2 04.6 W 44465 2Ed. 4/23/94 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Depth 11.3 meters 54 26 36 N 18 45 48 E (13(251)06 Gdynia) 51007 22Ed. 12/18/93 LAST NM 3/07 52/08 Delete Depth 1832 meters and enclosing depth contour (2000-meter) centered 36 36.0 N 10 38.0 W (21(263)04 Lisboa) 37400 (INT 1803) 10Ed. 3/12/88 LAST NM 43/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 14 meters Wk [K30] (unsurveyed) for dangerous wreck 46 28.9 N 1 59.5 W Add Depth 0.1 meter Wk [K30] (unsurveyed) 46 40.3 N 2 04.3 W 51109 5Ed. 7/15/95 LAST NM 9/08 52/08 Delete Depth 3.9 meters 41 10 50 N 8 41 57 W Substitute Depth 8 meters for 8.4 meters 41 10 18 N 8 42 26 W Depth 8.2 meters for 8.7 meters 41 10 12 N 8 42 02 W Dangerous wreck [K28] (24(22)06, 51(26)07, 43(37)08 Brest) 46 41.7 N 2 04.6 W (Plan) Delete Depth 3.9 meters 41 10 51.0 N 8 41 58.0 W Substitute Depth 12.1 meters for 12.2 meters 41 10 10.8 N 8 42 09.6 W 38604 1Ed. 12/24/88 LAST NM 30/08 52/08 (Plan A) Delete Light, range line and legend between 64 04 21.6 N 21 58 07.2 W 64 04 21.0 N 22 00 51.5 W Add Light Dir WRG 13m 10-2M and range line extending in 275 30 direction from light dashed for 0.2 mile, thence solid for 1 mile 64 04 15.4 N 21 57 58.6 W Legend Dir 095 30 64 04 18.0 N 21 59 18.0 W (1-2(2)07 Reykjavik) 38607 2Ed. 6/8/96 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Relocate Light from 64 04 22 N 21 58 07 W to 64 04 15 N 21 57 59 W (1-2(2)07 Reykjavik) 38681 3Ed. 8/22/98 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Add Submarine cable (power) [L31.1] joining 65 57.8 N 18 28.3 W 65 58.3 N 18 27.4 W 65 58.6 N 18 24.3 W 65 59.0 N 18 23.0 W (7-10(22)08 Reykjavik) 38690 2Ed. 3/16/96 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 7.2 meters for 7.6 meters 65 23.3 N 24 02.3 W (7-10(25)08 Reykjavik) 43321 6Ed. 1/17/98 LAST NM 10/08 52/08 Delete Submarine cable between 60 19 57 N 5 09 16 E 60 19 44 N 5 09 17 E (18(1029)08 Stavanger) 43364 6Ed. 2/9/08 LAST NM N17/08 N52/08 Delete Anchorage symbol 58 07 07.2 N 7 58 18.0 E (18(1027)08 Stavanger) 44083 8Ed. 4/6/96 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Delete Light 53 48 27 N 14 20 27 E Solid line (jetty) between 53 48 27 N 14 20 27 E 53 48 32 N 14 20 26 E (45(660)04 Gdynia) 44430 2Ed. 6/22/96 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Depth 11.3 meters 54 26.6 N 18 45.8 E (13(251)06 Gdynia) 44461 10Ed. 1/11/97 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Depth 11.3 meters 54 26.6 N 18 45.8 E (13(251)06 Gdynia) Depth 8.2 meters for 8.7 meters 41 10 12.5 N 8 42 04.7 W Depth 9.2 meters for 9.3 meters 41 10 10.2 N 8 42 03.0 W Depth 8 meters for 8.4 meters 41 10 18.0 N 8 42 28.0 W Add Depth 2.1 meters 41 10 54.6 N 8 42 01.2 W Depth 1.4 meters 41 10 58.2 N 8 41 54.6 W Depth 7.6 meters 41 11 17.4 N 8 41 48.0 W Depth 7.5 meters 41 11 28.8 N 8 41 15.6 W Depth 7.3 meters 41 11 27.6 N 8 41 14.4 W (21(267)04 Lisboa) 51160 21Ed. 12/3/05 LAST NM 35/08 52/08 Delete Depth 1990 meters and enclosing depth contour (2000-meter) centered 35 46.7 N 8 21.5 W (21(265)04 Lisboa) 52180 14Ed. 7/31/99 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Add Dangerous wreck [K28] 37 33.2 N 12 46.3 E (21(6)08 Genova) 53180 10Ed. 1/21/95 LAST NM 43/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 38 16.6 N 15 38.9 E (21(4)08 Genova) 53183 13Ed. 3/17/01 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Historic Wreck (see Note) area bound by purple composite-line circle, radius 200 meters, centered 38 18 06 N 15 33 11 E Wreck [K29] 38 16 35 N 15 38 52 E (19(3), 21(4)08 Genova) 53200 7Ed. 8/13/05 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 38 16.6 N 15 38.9 E (21(4)08 Genova) 54060 5Ed. 2/24/96 LAST NM 43/08 52/08 Add Light Fl R 3s 6m 7M 40 00.0 N 18 25.7 E (19(6)08 Genova; Ital LL) 54061 12Ed. 2/24/07 LAST NM N48/08 N52/08 Change Light to Fl Y 4s 8m 4M 40 27 15 N 17 09 45 E (19(5)08 Genova) 54081 3Ed. 7/30/94 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Add Submarine pipeline (sewer) [L41.1] between 41 08 30.8 N 16 48 25.0 E 41 08 49.8 N 16 48 46.8 E Buoy Y, can, X topmark, Fl Y 5s [Q130.6] 41 08 49.8 N 16 48 46.8 E (19(8)08 Genova) I-1.6

SECTION I NM 52/08 54085 2Ed. 5/30/92 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Change Shape of buoy to can 41 38 22 N 15 58 24 E Shape of buoy to can 41 38 45 N 15 59 22 E Shape of buoy to can 41 38 30 N 15 59 32 E Shape of buoy to can 41 38 07 N 15 58 34 E (See 15/08-54085) (21(8)08 Genova) 54090 3Ed. 9/14/02 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Legend SPM 40 55.4 N 18 19.6 E Depth 814 meters Obstn (current meter) 40 49.9 N 18 40.8 E (Supersedes 28/08-54090) Add Light Fl R 3s 6m 7M 40 00.0 N 18 25.7 E Anchoring and Fishing Prohibited area bound by purple composite-line circle, radius 2 miles, centered on platform 40 55.4 N 18 19.6 E (19(6), 21(7, 13)08 Genova) 54105 3Ed. 8/31/02 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Position circle Pipe [L23] 42 19.4 N 14 32.0 E (21(10)08 Genova) 54120 5Ed. 9/19/92 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Position circle Pipe [L23] 42 19 25 N 14 31 59 E (21(10)08 Genova) 54125 4Ed. 9/3/05 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 Change Characteristic of beacon to Fl(5) Y 20s 45 05.3 N 12 35.5 E (See 43/08-54125) (21(11)08 Genova) 54131 2Ed. 2/10/01 LAST NM 50/08 52/08 Delete Depth 814 meters Obstn (current meter) 40 49.9 N 18 40.8 E (Supersedes 28/08-54131) (21(13)08 Genova) 54161 12Ed. 11/5/94 LAST NM 43/08 52/08 Change Characteristic of beacon to Fl(5) Y 20s 45 05 15 N 12 35 30 E (See 43/08-54161) (21(11)08 Genova) 54284 1Ed. 8/6/94 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Delete Foul ground symbol 38 10 37 N 24 05 48 E Add Dangerous wreck [K28] with legend Historic Wreck (see Note) 38 10 32 N 24 05 50 E Note HISTORIC WRECK Fishing, anchoring and under water activity is prohibited within 300 meters of the historic wreck. 38 07 30 N 23 47 00 E (5(124)04 Athens) 54287 7Ed. 7/20/96 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Substitute Double solid line with land tint (bridge) [D22] for double dashed line between 38 19 45 N 21 46 02 E 38 18 31 N 21 46 48 E and delete legend Under Construction (2001) (10(225)04 Athens) 54349 4Ed. 2/18/95 LAST NM 6/07 52/08 Add Light Fl R 4s 7m 6M 38 46 56 N 22 47 05 E Light Fl G 4s 9m 6M 38 46 53 N 22 47 06 E Light QG 8m 3M 38 49 38 N 22 42 49 E Light Fl G 3s 8m 3M 38 49 41 N 22 42 45 E (4(97, 98)04 Athens) 54352 3Ed. 8/10/96 LAST NM 49/08 52/08 (Plan A) Substitute Depth 8 meters for 7.3 meters 38 47 52 N 24 23 35 E (11(247)04 Athens) 54363 3Ed. 7/14/84 LAST NM 30/08 52/08 Add Light Fl R 3s 8m 3M 40 30 16 N 25 36 05 E (6(147)04 Athens) 54365 6Ed. 1/16/99 LAST NM 9/06 52/08 (Plan) Substitute Depth 8.4 meters for 9.3 meters 40 55 10.0 N 24 23 32.0 E (6(146)04 Athens) 55180 2Ed. 10/12/96 LAST NM 7/07 52/08 Add Light Fl 3s 8M 44 21.4 N 38 31.2 E (32(4421)08 St. Petersburg) 57180 6Ed. 11/11/89 LAST NM 12/07 52/08 Change Height of light to 14m 0 20.8 N 6 44.7 E (21(262)04 Lisboa; BA LL) 71241 10Ed. 9/12/98 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Depth 18 meters, blue tint and enclosing depth contour (20-meter) centered 1 06 02 N 103 30 59 E Wreck [K29] 1 05 49 N 103 43 17 E (25(3295, 3297)08 Taunton) 71252 2Ed. 10/6/07 LAST NM N46/08 N52/08 Delete Dangerous wreck 1 06 11 N 103 42 55 E Substitute Depth 29 meters enclosed by depth contour (30-meter) for 34 meters 1 11 38 N 103 23 05 E Depth 16.8 meters for 18.1 meters 1 06 07 N 103 18 35 E Depth 6.4 meters for 8.7 meters 1 05 04 N 103 17 40 E Depth 15 meters for 18.7 meters 1 04 54 N 103 18 08 E Add Depth 8.9 meters, blue tint and enclosing depth contour (10-meter) centered 1 06 36 N 103 18 31 E Depth 10.3 meters enclosed by depth contour (20-meter) centered 1 09 19 N 103 20 33 E Depth 14.9 meters 1 09 08 N 103 18 02 E and extend depth contour (20-meter) W to enclose Depth 18 meters, blue tint and enclosing depth contour (20-meter) centered 1 06 02 N 103 30 59 E Wreck [K29] 1 10 48 N 103 25 47 E Wreck [K29] 1 05 49 N 103 43 17 E Solid line (jetty) [F14] between 1 19 56 N 103 32 58 E 1 20 08 N 103 32 53 E Light QR 1 19 56 N 103 32 58 E Light QG 1 20 08 N 103 32 53 E (7(877), 25(3295, 3297)08 Taunton) 54289 8Ed. 11/23/85 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Substitute Double solid line with land tint (bridge) [D22] for double dashed line between 38 19 42 N 21 45 48 E 38 18 24 N 21 46 30 E and delete legend Under Construction (2001) (10(225)04 Athens) 71254 2Ed. 10/6/07 LAST NM N46/08 N52/08 Delete Dangerous wreck 1 06 10.8 N 103 42 57.6 E Add Wreck [K29] 1 05 49.2 N 103 43 16.8 E (25(3295)08 Taunton) 54340 8Ed. 7/27/91 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Delete Foul ground symbol 38 10.6 N 24 05.8 E Substitute Depth 8 meters for 7 meters 38 48.0 N 24 23.9 E Add Dangerous wreck [K28] 38 10.5 N 24 05.8 E (5(124), 11(247)04 Athens) I-1.7

NM 52/08 SECTION I 71265 4Ed. 3/8/08 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 16.8 meters for 18.1 meters 1 06.1 N 103 18.7 E Depth 6.4 meters for 8.7 meters 1 05.1 N 103 17.7 E Add Depth 29 meters enclosed by depth contour (30-meter) centered 1 11.6 N 103 23.1 E Depth 18 meters, blue tint and enclosing depth contour (20-meter) centered 1 06.0 N 103 31.0 E Wreck [K29] 1 10.8 N 103 27.8 E Wreck [K29] 1 05.8 N 103 43.3 E (25(3295, 3297)08 Taunton) 71275 4Ed. 3/8/08 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 16.8 meters for 18.1 meters 1 06 12.0 N 103 18 39.0 E Depth 6.4 meters for 8.7 meters 1 05 03.6 N 103 17 39.6 E Add Wreck [K29] 1 10 48.0 N 103 25 46.8 E Depth 14.9 meters 1 09 07.8 N 103 18 01.8 E and extend blue tint and depth contour (20-meter) W to enclose (25(3297)08 Taunton) 74002 2Ed. 1/7/95 LAST NM 30/08 52/08 Add Depth 33 meters 21 16.6 S 150 39.1 E (22(714)03 Wollongong) 74004 2Ed. 2/11/95 LAST NM 40/08 52/08 Add Depth 33 meters 21 16.6 S 150 39.1 E (22(714)03 Wollongong) 75130 16Ed. 8/26/95 LAST NM 35/08 52/08 Delete Buoy (mooring) SBM and purple composite-line circle in vicinity 35 05.5 S 138 26.4 E (21(692)03 Wollongong) 75134 3Ed. 11/18/95 LAST NM 20/06 52/08 (Plan A) Delete Buoy (mooring) SBM, purple composite-line circle and legend Restricted Area in vicinity 35 05 48.0 S 138 26 24.0 E (21(692)03 Wollongong) 81002 6Ed. 3/31/90 LAST NM 30/08 52/08 Substitute Depth 373 meters for 407 meters 7 57.7 N 137 19.0 E Add Depth 618 meters 7 52.1 N 137 12.8 E (NTM0026/2007) 81025 3Ed. 6/5/04 LAST NM N20/08 N52/08 Add Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 15 06.9 N 145 42.1 E 15 05.7 N 145 40.4 E 15 06.8 N 145 38.8 E 15 06.3 N 145 36.9 E 15 03.3 N 145 34.7 E 15 00.6 N 145 34.0 E 14 58.3 N 145 34.2 E 14 57.9 N 145 35.1 E 14 58.5 N 145 36.7 E 14 57.7 N 145 35.4 E 14 56.3 N 145 33.0 E 14 53.8 N 145 29.4 E 14 47.2 N 145 24.4 E 14 42.7 N 145 23.6 E 14 38.5 N 145 24.4 E 14 36.4 N 145 24.8 E 14 29.6 N 145 21.0 E 14 23.0 N 145 20.5 E 14 20.9 N 145 19.9 E 14 14.7 N 145 15.5 E 14 11.6 N 145 11.4 E 14 11.3 N 145 11.1 E 14 10.9 N 145 11.1 E 14 10.3 N 145 11.3 E 14 10.6 N 145 11.2 E 14 10.2 N 145 08.6 E 14 09.6 N 145 07.8 E 14 07.6 N 145 06.5 E 14 03.4 N 145 05.4 E 13 51.1 N 144 45.6 E 13 46.1 N 144 42.5 E I-1.8 (NOS) Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 13 35.6 N 144 43.9 E 13 32.7 N 144 48.6 E 13 50.1 N 144 52.2 E 13 47.9 N 144 51.1 E 13 45.6 N 144 50.3 E 13 38.0 N 144 47.9 E 13 33.5 N 144 47.8 E 81059 1Ed. 3/12/05 LAST NM N43/08 N52/08 Add Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 15 06.9 N 145 42.1 E 15 05.7 N 145 40.9 E 15 05.7 N 145 40.1 E 15 06.5 N 145 39.3 E 15 06.8 N 145 38.8 E 15 06.7 N 145 38.1 E 15 06.3 N 145 36.9 E 15 04.5 N 145 35.5 E 15 03.3 N 145 34.7 E 15 00.6 N 145 34.0 E 14 59.2 N 145 34.0 E 14 58.7 N 145 34.2 E Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 14 56.9 N 145 34.2 E 14 53.8 N 145 29.4 E 14 47.2 N 145 24.4 E 14 45.2 N 145 23.7 E 14 42.7 N 145 23.6 E 14 38.5 N 145 24.4 E 14 37.7 N 145 24.8 E 14 36.4 N 145 24.8 E 14 29.6 N 145 21.0 E 14 23.0 N 145 20.5 E 14 20.9 N 145 19.9 E 14 14.7 N 145 15.5 E 14 11.6 N 145 11.4 E 14 11.3 N 145 11.1 E 14 10.9 N 145 11.1 E 14 10.3 N 145 11.3 E 14 10.6 N 145 11.2 E 14 10.2 N 145 08.6 E 14 09.6 N 145 07.8 E 14 07.6 N 145 06.5 E 14 03.4 N 145 05.4 E 13 51.1 N 144 45.6 E 13 46.1 N 144 42.5 E 13 35.6 N 144 43.9 E 13 32.7 N 144 48.6 E (See N37/08-81059) (NOS) 81060 2Ed. 5/8/93 LAST NM 47/08 52/08 Add Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 15 06.9 N 145 42.1 E 15 05.7 N 145 40.9 E 15 05.7 N 145 40.1 E 15 06.5 N 145 39.3 E 15 06.8 N 145 38.8 E 15 06.7 N 145 38.1 E 15 06.3 N 145 36.9 E 15 04.5 N 145 35.5 E 15 03.3 N 145 34.7 E 15 00.6 N 145 34.0 E 14 59.2 N 145 34.0 E 14 58.7 N 145 34.2 E Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 14 56.9 N 145 34.2 E 14 53.8 N 145 29.4 E 14 47.2 N 145 24.4 E 14 45.2 N 145 23.7 E 14 42.7 N 145 23.6 E 14 38.5 N 145 24.4 E 14 37.7 N 145 24.8 E 14 36.4 N 145 24.8 E 14 29.6 N 145 21.0 E 14 23.0 N 145 20.5 E 14 20.9 N 145 19.9 E 14 14.7 N 145 15.5 E 14 11.6 N 145 11.4 E 14 11.3 N 145 11.1 E 14 10.9 N 145 11.1 E 14 10.3 N 145 11.3 E 14 10.6 N 145 11.2 E 14 10.2 N 145 08.6 E 14 09.6 N 145 07.8 E 14 07.6 N 145 06.5 E 14 03.4 N 145 05.4 E (continued on next page)

SECTION I NM 52/08 81060 (Continued) (NOS) (See 37/08-81060) 13 51.1 N 144 45.6 E 13 46.1 N 144 42.5 E 13 35.6 N 144 43.9 E 13 32.7 N 144 48.6 E 81067 8Ed. 8/07 LAST NM 37/08 52/08 Add Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 15 06 50 N 145 42 07 E 15 05 41 N 145 40 53 E 15 05 44 N 145 40 06 E 15 06 32 N 145 39 21 E 15 06 47 N 145 38 46 E 15 06 42 N 145 38 06 E 15 06 19 N 145 36 54 E 15 04 33 N 145 35 31 E 15 03 16 N 145 34 44 E 15 00 37 N 145 34 01 E 14 59 13 N 145 34 01 E 14 58 42 N 145 34 09 E Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 14 56 57 N 145 34 09 E 14 56 19 N 145 33 01 E 14 53 45 N 145 29 26 E 14 48 09 N 145 25 00 E (See 37/08-81067) (NOS) 82005 5Ed. 2/3/96 LAST NM 27/08 52/08 Add Depth 1000 meters 0 52.5 S 147 45.1 E Depth 1329 meters 1 14.0 S 148 57.4 E Depth 1675 meters 0 55.2 S 148 50.2 E (NTM0026/2007) 91008 1Ed. 7/18/92 LAST NM 48/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 22 27.1 N 119 26.0 E Wreck [K29] 22 19.4 N 121 12.4 E Wreck [K29] 22 12.3 N 121 03.3 E (131, 137/08 Tso-ying) 91010 6Ed. 9/2/95 LAST NM 31/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 22 27.1 N 119 26.0 E Wreck [K29] 22 19.4 N 121 12.4 E Wreck [K29] 22 12.3 N 121 03.3 E (131, 137/08 Tso-ying) 94188 2Ed. 5/25/96 LAST NM 33/08 52/08 Delete Legend Works in progress 29 56 00 N 121 54 06 E Add Solid line (pier) joining 29 55 30 N 121 54 02 E 29 55 54 N 121 54 06 E 29 55 57 N 121 53 46 E Solid line (pier) joining 29 55 30 N 121 54 05 E 29 56 02 N 121 54 11 E 29 56 08 N 121 54 21 E Solid line (pier) between 29 55 54 N 121 54 10 E 29 55 53 N 121 54 19 E Solid line (pier) between 29 55 44 N 121 54 08 E 29 55 41 N 121 54 23 E Solid line (pier) between 29 56 08 N 121 54 21 E 29 56 09 N 121 54 12 E Solid line (pier) between 29 56 08 N 121 54 21 E 29 56 08 N 121 54 30 E Beacon 2 Y, X topmark, Mo(C) Y 12s 14m 5M 29 56 09 N 121 54 12 E Beacon 1 R, can topmark, QR 14m 7M Racon (Q) 29 56 08 N 121 54 30 E Beacon 3 R, can topmark, Fl R 4s 14m 5M 29 55 41 N 121 54 23 E Buoy 1 G, pillar, cone topmark, Fl G 4s 29 55 52 N 121 54 52 E (Cna CH 13385; BA LL) 95085 4Ed. 6/11/94 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Add Buoy A Y, pillar, X topmark, Fl Y 4s [Q130.6] 34 44 53.4 N 126 21 01.9 E Buoy B Y, pillar, X topmark, Fl Y 4s [Q130.6] 34 45 01.1 N 126 20 56.5 E (44(632)08 Inchon) 95086 5Ed. 6/18/94 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Add Buoy A Y, pillar, X topmark, Fl Y 4s [Q130.6] 34 44 53.4 N 126 21 01.9 E Buoy B Y, pillar, X topmark, Fl Y 4s [Q130.6] 34 45 01.1 N 126 20 56.5 E (44(632)08 Inchon) 93006 3Ed. 3/15/08 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 22 27.1 N 119 26.0 E (131/08 Tso-ying) 94004 6Ed. 9/2/95 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 22 19.4 N 119 12.4 E Wreck [K29] 22 27.1 N 119 26.0 E Wreck [K29] 22 12.3 N 121 03.3 E (131, 137/08 Tso-ying) 95100 13Ed. 10/20/07 LAST NM 45/08 52/08 Add Superbuoy ODAS [Q58] Y, Fl(4) Y 8s 33 31.1 N 125 59.8 E (44(631)08 Inchon) 95103 8Ed. 5/18/96 LAST NM 51/08 52/08 Add Superbuoy ODAS [Q58] Y, Fl(4) Y 8s 33 31 06 N 125 59 50 E (44(631)08 Inchon) 94040 14Ed. 6/17/06 LAST NM 19/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 22 27.1 N 119 26.0 E (131/08 Tso-ying) 95120 9Ed. 8/2/08 LAST NM 38/08 52/08 Add Superbuoy ODAS [Q58] Y, Fl(4) Y 8s 32 57.2 N 126 37.1 E Superbuoy ODAS [Q58] Y, Fl(4) Y 8s 33 31.1 N 125 59.8 E 94080 7Ed. 9/23/95 LAST NM 38/08 52/08 Add Wreck [K29] 22 27.1 N 119 26.0 E Wreck [K29] 22 19.4 N 121 12.4 E Wreck [K29] 22 12.3 N 121 03.3 E (131, 137/08 Tso-ying) 94165 4Ed. 11/30/96 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Add Anchorage area [N12.1] bound by purple dashed line joining 26 07 05.7 N 119 33 07.0 E 26 07 11.0 N 119 33 12.2 E 26 07 07.6 N 119 33 16.0 E 26 07 02.3 N 119 33 11.0 E Buoy (mooring) [Q40] 2, Mo(Q) R 12s 26 07 09.2 N 119 33 14.2 E Buoy (mooring) [Q40] 3, Mo(Q) R 12s 26 07 04.0 N 119 33 08.8 E (Cna CH 13992) (44(630, 631)08 Inchon) 97120 6Ed. 8/9/97 LAST NM 46/08 52/08 Delete Foul ground symbol 35 20.9 N 139 41.3 E (Jpn CH 1083) 97148 9Ed. 3/23/02 LAST NM 28/08 52/08 Delete Buoy No 4 (R Lt) 35 21 46.8 N 139 40 00.4 E Buoy No 6 35 21 52.8 N 139 39 23.4 E Tidal stream arrows (2) and rates (2) in vicinity 35 22 12.5 N 139 40 12.0 E Foul ground symbol 35 23 40.1 N 139 38 52.1 E Foul ground symbol 35 23 36.0 N 139 38 45.0 E Foul ground symbol 35 23 28.0 N 139 38 38.5 E Buoy No 2 (R Lt) 35 24 15.5 N 139 39 41.1 E (continued on next page) I-1.9

NM 52/08 SECTION I 97148 (Continued) Designation No 2 from buoy 35 24 03.7 N 139 38 26.2 E Change Visibility (range) of light to 11M 35 22 42.8 N 139 39 29.5 E Visibility (range) of light to 11M 35 25 12.8 N 139 40 34.4 E Visibility (range) of light to 11M 35 25 13.0 N 139 40 42.5 E Visibility (range) of light to 4M 35 25 31.0 N 139 40 52.0 E Light to Mo(U) 8s 8m 7M Legend to R Lt Berth designation B to 2 Berth designation A to 3 35 25 37.8 N 139 41 12.9 E 35 24 16.1 N 139 40 00.0 E 35 23 23.5 N 139 38 42.8 E 35 23 23.3 N 139 38 48.9 E Add Buoy Y, pillar, (Y Lt) 35 22 56.2 N 139 39 32.6 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 21.0 N 139 38 12.5 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 17.0 N 139 38 16.8 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 15.5 N 139 38 10.8 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 12.0 N 139 38 15.0 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 25.2 N 139 38 22.1 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 25.2 N 139 38 29.4 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 24.5 N 139 38 41.8 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 21.0 N 139 38 30.8 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 19.5 N 139 38 36.0 E Foul ground symbol [K31] 35 23 17.4 N 139 38 34.2 E Floating dock [F26] 062-242 axis, 175 meters by 45 meters wide, centered 35 23 45.1 N 139 37 51.2 E Anchorage area N1 [N12.3] bound by purple dashed line joining 35 23 00.5 N 139 39 35.8 E 35 23 21.2 N 139 40 06.0 E 35 23 40.8 N 139 39 47.9 E 35 23 20.2 N 139 39 16.2 E (Jpn CH 1085; Jpn LL) 97149 20Ed. 11/29/97 LAST NM 32/08 52/08 Change Visibility (range) of light to 4M 35 25 31.8 N 139 40 52.7 E Light B to Mo(U) 8s 8m 7M 35 25 46.9 N 139 41 16.7 E Light A to Mo(U) 8s 8m 7M 35 25 37.7 N 139 41 13.0 E (Jpn CH 66, 1085) 802184 4Ed. 8/2/75 LAST NM N38/01 N52/08 Delete Beacon 1 36 49 45.8 N 75 57 58.8 W Light 2 36 49 49.8 N 75 58 01.5 W Add Light 4 Iso R 6s 23ft 6M 36 49 49.4 N 75 57 59.4 W (44/08 CG5; US CH 12205) 805118 3Ed. 1/23/99 LAST NM N37/08 N52/08 Add Submarine cable [L30.1] joining 15 06 50 N 145 42 07 E 15 05 41 N 145 40 53 E 15 05 44 N 145 40 06 E 15 06 32 N 145 39 21 E 15 06 47 N 145 38 46 E 15 06 42 N 145 38 06 E 15 06 19 N 145 36 54 E 15 04 33 N 145 35 31 E 15 03 16 N 145 34 44 E 15 00 37 N 145 34 01 E 14 59 13 N 145 34 01 E 14 58 42 N 145 34 09 E (NOS) Submarine cable [L30.1] joining (See N37/08-805118) 14 56 57 N 145 34 09 E 14 56 19 N 145 33 01 E 14 55 05 N 145 31 12 E I-1.10

SECTION I NM 52/08 I-2.1

SECTION I NM 52/08 I-2.2

SECTION I NM 52/08 CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 10 2 4,35/08 11 2 10,40,43/08 12 1 10/08 13 1 10/08 14 4 10,40/08 20 3 40/07;19/08 21 4 41/07;19,35/08 22 1 19,35/08 50 6 36/07;2,3,P10,17,19,20, 27,28,33,38,43/08 51 1 45,47,50/07;7,P10,17,35, 43/08 52 1 P10,17,24,28,32,37,38, 39,48,52/08 53 2 P10,15,17,28,32,43/08 62 3 41,45,47/07;20,34,35, 43/08 70 4 35,38,39/07;51/08 72 4 35/07 73 4 38,39/07;51/08 100 1 4,35/08 101 3 48/08 102 5 24,40/08 103 5 10/08 108 9 42/07;5,8,25,39/08 109 5 42,44/07;25,39,43/08 110 2 36/07 111 3 36/07;24/08 112 6 48/08 113 4 4/08 120 6 10,20,43/08 121 5 10,20,40,43,48/08 124 10 20/08 126 39 10,40/08 145 16 36,45,47/07;34/08 200 3 40/07;8/08 201 2 18,19/08 202 2 18/08 211 5 40,41,46/07;8,19,35/08 301 1 20,33/08 302 1 20,47,48/08 310 20 20/08 400 3 17,42/08 401 5 17,25/08 402 4 4,42,44/08 411 52 49*,50/07;9,13,14,17,19, 42/08 500 8 38/07;3,19,20,27,28,37, 40,43/08 501 12 38,46/07;3,26,30,31,33, 38,52/08 502 2 46/07;52/08 503 4 45,47,50/07;19,35,42,43, 46/08 504 4 36/07;P10,13,17,20,33, 46/08 505 2 7/08 506 2 13,19,24,38,39,46,52/08 507 2 13,19,24,38,39,47,52/08 508 2 19,46/08 509 4 28,38/08 510 3 32/08 511 4 32/08 512 2 35/07 513 7 2,28,42,43/08 520 127 36,46/07;3,7,P10,13,17, 33,34,43/08 521 11 2,7,P10,15,17,33,42,43, 46,52/08 522 87 13,24,28,32,38,39,47, 52/08 523 8 2,P10,13,15,17,28,33,38, 43,46/08 524 12 13,14,19,24,37,38,39,40, 47,48,52/08 525 3 13,24,38,39,46,47,52/08 526 10 7,P10,13,14,17,19,24,27, 33,37,38,39,40,41,46,47, 48,52/08 530 32 36,48/07;2,3,P10,15,17, 26,30,31,33,35,37,38,42, 43,46,52/08 531 24 36/07*;18,24,38,40/08 532 17 2/08 540 19 25/08* 541 2 36/07;7,P10,13,14,17, 33/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 550 7 38,46/08 600 5 35,36,37,39,40/07;3, 22/08 601 4 10/08 602 6 35,41,42/07;13,14,21,22, 24,27,40,41/08 603 6 52/07;19,24/08 604 5 14,24,37,40,48,52/08 605 4 39/07;13,22/08 606 1 35,37,39,41/07;13/08 607 1 35,37/07;28,35/08 608 2 43/08 609 2 8/08 621 5 36,38,39,41,43/07;3,7,13, 28,35/08 622 9 35,36,37/07;3,10,13,14, 21,24,27,40,41,48,52/08 623 9 14,19,21,24,27,37,39,40, 48,52/08 624 3 39/07;3,10/08 625 4 38,43/07 632 8 19,24,46/08 700 4 40/07 701 3 1/08 705 3 7,48/08 706 4 32/08 707 2 19/08 708 3 19/08 709 2 35/07 803 1 40/07;3/08 804 5 4/08 805 N36,N40/07;N5,N24/08 1113A 35/07;4,28,39,46,49/08 1114A 6,31,48,51/08 1115A 46,50/07;6,9,12,13,15,17, 18,19,20,21,22,26,28,31, 32,35,37,38,44,45,46,49, 51/08 1116A 39*,40,41,42,43,44,45, 46,47,48,49,50,51/08 1117A 19*,20,21,26,31,34,35, 38,41,49/08 11004 8 41,52/07;1,8,9,11,12,13, 18,31,32,35,36,37,42,43, 45,46,48,49,50,51/08 11006 32 35,46,50/07;6,9,11,13,17, 18,19,28,31,37,39,45,46, 49,51/08 11009 38 42/07;5,12,19,25,36,39, 44,52/08 11013 47 17*,20,25,26,28,39,46/08 11299 1 N37,N40,N49/07;N4, N39/08 11300 42 19*,20,21,26,31,34,35, 38,41,49/08 11301 25 27*,37,39,49/08 11302 32 12*,19,21,39,49/08 11303 21 27/08 11304 13 15/08 11305 2 N37,N40,N49/07;N22, N26,N32,N33,N35,N39, N47/08 11307 37 8,20,26,49/08 11308 24 47/08* 11309 39 8*,22,26,32,33,35,39, 47/08 11310 2 N37,N40,N49/07;N4, N26,N35,N36,N39/08 11311 24 37,40,49/07;26,28,39/08 11312 4 37,40,49/07;4,22,26,33, 35,36,39,47/08 11313 23 8,9,21,26,34,49,50,52/08 11314 24 36/08 11316 41 5*,9,15,21,28,34/08 11317 31 19*,28/08 11318 2 N37,N40,N49/07;N22, N32,N33,N35,N39, N47/08 11319 33 9/08 11320 1 N26/08 11321 30 22,26,27,31,34,36,51/08 11322 31 1*,4,15,31,32/08 11323 62 37,49/07;8,9,12,13,15,16, 17,21,26,27,32,35,38,39, 43,49,51,52/08 Chart I-3.1 Ed. Notice to Mariners 11324 35 41*,49/07;8,12,13,15,18, 21,27,28,32,38,39,44, 49/08 11325 39 28*,32,39,41/08 11326 36 44*,45/08 11327 33 37,49/07;15,18,21,28,33, 39,45/08 11328 25 36*,39/08 11329 38 28*,32,39,41/08 11330 19 43*,45,46,51/08 11331 20 5,12,17,27,41,43,45,48, 50,51,52/08 11332 30 36,49/07;4,8,9,13,15,20, 26,28,33,35,37,38,39,41, 42,43,45,49,50,51,52/08 11339 2 24*,27,29,32,33,38,48/08 11340 73 38*,39,40,41,42,43,44, 45,46,47,48,49,50,51/08 11341 42 30*,33,35,37,38,39,41, 42,50/08 11342 53 36,49/07;4,5,9,12,15,17, 18,27,28,32,36,37,38,39, 41,48,50,52/08 11343 38 36/07;12,15,17,18,27,37, 39,41,43,45,49,50,52/08 11344 38 24*,26,27,29,34,37,38, 42/08 11345 34 24/08* 11346 1 38*,40,41,42,43,44,46, 47/08 11347 38 30*,32,33,38,48/08 11348 22 30*,33/08 11349 43 8,13,16,34,36,37,38,40, 41,42,50/08 11350 27 32/08* 11351 41 36*,42,43/08 11352 40 27*,32,43,44,46,47/08 11353 5 12*,17,20,31,34,50/08 11354 27 39/08* 11355 28 19/08* 11356 38 31*,34,35,38,39,41,42, 43,44,45/08 11357 39 18*,21,27,35,40,42,44, 46,47,48/08 11358 54 50/07;6,8,9,11,12,13,17, 19,22,28,29,33,35,37,39, 40,41,43,44,46,47,48,49, 50,51/08 11359 12 13,40,44,45,46,47,48, 49/08 11360 42 46,50/07;6,9,12,13,15,17, 18,19,20,21,22,26,28,31, 32,35,37,38,44,45,46,49, 51/08 11361 74 47/07*;9,15,16,19,22,26, 27,28,33,35,36,41,43,44, 45,46,47,52/08 11362 5 N46,N50/07;N6,N9,N12, N13,N17,N18,N19,N20, N21,N22,N26,N28,N31, N32,N35,N37,N38,N44, N45,N46,N49,N51/08 11363 41 36*,41,50/07;8,9,11,13, 15,17,20,27,31,34,37,44, 47,50/08 11364 42 44/07*;8,11,16,17,20,22, 26,27,31,32,37,42,47/08 11365 20 17*,40,44,47/08 11366 11 13*,15,17,18,19,20,21, 26,27,28,29,31,32,33,35, 38,43,44,45,46,47,48,49, 50,51/08 11367 35 28*,32,42,48/08 11368 24 40/07*;19,26,32,42, 48/08 11369 46 51/07*;8,17,20,27,31, 42/08 11370 26 40/07;9,11,13,17,22,26, 27,28,31,34,36,38,42,43, 44,46,49,51/08 11371 38 41/07;39,44,49,50/08 11372 33 41/07;6,16,18,33,39,49, 50/08 11373 47 47*,48,50/08 11374 34 49/07*;5,6,8,27,29,31,32, 34,37,39,40,43,48/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 11375 36 37,40,45/07;5,8,27,29,32, 34,37,38,39,40,43,48,49, 52/08 11376 53 43*,46,48/08 11377 7 49*,51/07;5,13,18,32,37, 46,48/08 11378 35 19*,27,35,36,38,48/08 11380 1 37,40,51/07;5,18,32, 48/08 11382 40 46,49/07;38,49/08 11383 51 49/07;6,27,37,38,51/08 11384 35 49/07;6,38,51/08 11388 17 46/07;51/08 11389 33 18,34,36,43,46,48,51/08 11390 24 40/07*;18,28,34,36,43, 46/08 11391 24 46/07;18,28,34,36,43, 46/08 11393 21 48,51/08 11400 36 6,31,48,51/08 11401 30 6/08 11405 29 51/08 11408 29 36/08* 11409 29 5*,34/08 11411 17 19*,34/08 11412 44 35,45/07;13,15,20,27,43, 44,48/08 11415 8 45/07;13,15,20,27,43/08 11416 9 44*,45/07;4,13,15,20,27, 36/08 11420 28 35/07;4,28,39,46,49/08 11423 8 N35/07;N4,N28,N39, N46,N49/08 11424 19 39,46,49/08 11425 37 44/07* 11427 34 30,31/08 11428 35 42/08* 11429 22 28,33,39/08 11430 26 28,33,39/08 11434 28 36/08* 11435 14 N35/07;N28/08 11438 13 17/08* 11439 26 35/07 11441 41 35/07;16,23,49/08 11442 35 13*,28,36,48/08 11445 30 28,36/08 11446 32 35/07;16,18,23/08 11447 36 16,23,49/08 11449 17 28/08 11450 10 51/07*;28/08 11451 33 47/07*;11,28,30/08 11452 22 28/08 11453 17 28/08 11460 41 38/08* 11461 5 28/08 11462 24 28/08 11463 18 28/08 11465 38 6/08* 11466 38 36*,46/08 11467 41 32*,38,40,46/08 11468 41 35,36/07;30/08 11469 8 7*,19,23,42,46/08 11470 38 43*,46/08 11471 1 N35/07;N5/08 11472 33 44/07*;14,45/08 11473 1 N35/07;N23,N42/08 11475 18 45,46/08 11476 21 18/08 11477 6 N18,N19/08 11478 21 47/07;18,19,22,52/08 11479 5 N18,N19,N22,N23,N25, N46/08 11480 40 6,13,19,22,25,33,48/08 11481 6 47/07;18,19,52/08 11482 1 N5,N38/08 11484 23 5,15,18,22/08 11485 35 40/07*;5,15,19,22/08 11488 26 33,48,52/08 11489 37 45,47/07;5,30/08 11490 19 45/07;18,33,48,52/08 11491 36 45,47/07;15,18,29,52/08 11492 21 38/08 11493 9 N19,N48/08 11494 8 N5,N19,N30,N33, N48/08 11496 10 N42/07;N13,N19,N22, N25,N33,N48/08

NM 52/08 SECTION I CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 11502 31 13,33,44/08 11503 42 5,19,30,31,33,48/08 11505 3 37,40,45/07;10,19,20, 39/08 11506 43 37,45,47/07;18,39/08 11507 33 13,33/08 11509 30 45/07;13,18,46/08 11510 20 44/07*;13/08 11511 17 45/07;46/08 11512 61 37,40,45/07;18,20,39, 43/08 11513 25 44,48/08 11514 29 37,40,45/07;17,20,39, 43/08 11516 31 33,44/08 11517 18 7/08* 11518 36 36*,38,43/08 11520 43 48/08* 11521 29 18*,26,38,41,43/08 11522 20 31,48/08 11523 24 23*,26,30,38,41,43/08 11524 51 17*,30,38,39,41,43,52/08 11525 7 N4,N9,N12,N16,N36, N39,N41,N49,N52/08 11527 17 12,44,48/08 11531 22 34/08 11532 21 34/08 11534 35 12*,16,36,39/08 11536 18 16,26,27,36,39,49/08 11537 37 3,6,16,22,24,27,36,39/08 11539 18 25,40,41/08 11541 37 11,24,41/08 11542 17 13/08* 11543 23 11,12,16/08 11544 39 11/08 11545 63 25*,39,49,50/08 11547 37 43/07*;11,16,39,49, 50/08 11555 40 44/07;9,39/08 12200 49 36/07*;4,9,31,36,38,49, 50,52/08 12201 26 N48/07;N3,N4,N9,N31, N36,N38,N39,N42,N45, N47,N49,N50,N52/08 12204 37 49/07*;5,16,31,38/08 12205 31 8*,9,35,38,39,52/08 12206 33 47/08* 12207 21 28,35,50,52/08 12208 13 39*,49,52/08 12210 38 27*,41/08 12211 43 51/07*;4,23,45,47,50/08 12214 48 51/07*;6,30,42,50,52/08 12216 28 24/08* 12221 79 36*,41/07;3,5,9,13,26,27, 28,35,39,43,46,49,51, 52/08 12222 50 43*,49/08 12224 24 44/07;9,13,35,49/08 12225 57 27*,42,45,46,51/08 12226 17 5*,30,31,35,45/08 12228 32 19*,31,42/08 12230 63 40,48/07;8,13,18,27,31, 36,41,45/08 12231 27 6,13,18,31,36/08 12233 37 40/07;8,13,27,41,45/08 12235 32 27*,46,51/08 12237 27 23,26,27,39,51/08 12238 39 41/07;2,5,9,13,16,22,26, 27,28,43,51/08 12241 22 17*,22/08 12243 13 50/07;9,17,27,30,40, 41/08 12244 13 27/08 12245 67 42/08* 12248 42 12*,21,40,46,50/08 12251 23 6,11,12,20,21,30,35, 43/08 12252 24 16,20,24/08 12253 46 42*,47/08 12254 47 19*,46,49,50,52/08 12255 17 48/08* 12256 15 39,40/07;3,16,26,30,39, 46,50,52/08 12261 29 18,25,36/08 12263 55 40,48/07;17,18,30/08 12264 30 36/07*;20,41,45/08 12266 29 40,44/07;30,40/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 12270 34 40,44/07;12,17,18,30/08 12272 31 40,50/07;9,12,22/08 12273 57 8*,49/08 12274 35 8*,49/08 12277 34 43/07*;19,22,24,30,31, 49/08 12278 76 7*,24,43,45,49/08 12280 8 19*,35,36,39,45,46/08 12281 52 42*,51/08 12282 35 44/07;6,12,13,18,36,46, 52/08 12283 26 6,12,18,42,46/08 12284 15 20/08 12285 39 19*,36,41/08 12286 30 44/07;17,25,26/08 12288 20 47/07*;42/08 12289 49 17,36,41,42/08 12300 47 32*,37,49,50/08 12301 22 N37,N50/07;N8,N12, N24,N29,N30,N37,N38, N43,N49,N50/08 12304 45 18*,30,46/08 12311 44 50/07;16,19,21,22,24,30, 44,45,46/08 12312 54 16,19,21,24,25,39,45, 46/08 12313 51 19,21,25,28,46/08 12314 32 18*,46,52/08 12316 34 36*,41,46/08 12317 32 16,30,41,46/08 12318 44 17,30,35/08 12323 24 50/07;18,23,30,35/08 12324 33 19*,21,29,46,49,50/08 12325 4 47/08* 12326 50 37,50,51/07;8,11,12,14, 16,22,26,29,48,49,50/08 12327 101 28*,29,41,42,49,50,51/08 12331 31 39,52/07;25,49,51/08 12332 22 39,52/07;13,24,25,48, 51/08 12333 35 40*,50/07;2,7,21,24,41, 49/08 12334 69 44*,45,49/08 12335 42 19*,49/08 12337 23 12,13,21,49/08 12339 46 36/08* 12341 26 52/07;12/08 12342 23 50/07;13/08 12343 19 39/07;13,20,26,31,38/08 12345 10 12,20,26/08 12346 11 20,26/08 12347 30 8/08* 12348 33 39/07 12350 59 37,47,52/07;22,42,48/08 12352 32 8*,22/08 12354 42 37,41/07;11,25,31,51/08 12358 20 24/08* 12362 16 22,23/08 12363 40 37/07;31,32,51/08 12364 38 39*,41,51/08 12365 26 42,45/08 12366 29 38*,51/08 12367 24 42/08 12368 27 1,42/08 12369 26 7,28,42/08 12370 20 43/08 12371 24 42/07;43/08 12372 34 11,16,22,25,31,46,51/08 12373 15 44/07;8,43/08 12374 14 44/07*;25/08 12375 21 44/07 12377 14 44/07 12378 14 44/07 12401 9 36/07*;5,13,14,21,29,48, 49/08 12402 10 47/07;14,22,42,48,49/08 13000 1 N22*,N25,N31,N39, N41/08 13003 49 40/07;8,9,P9,10,11,12, 16,17,20,21,25,30,31,35, 36,37,38,39,41,49,50, 51/08 13006 34 49/07;7,8,P9,10,12,16, 17,18,20,25,29,30,36,39, 41,44,45,50,51/08 13009 33 2,7,P9,10,16,17,20,25,36, 39,41,44,45,51/08 Chart I-3.2 Ed. Notice to Mariners 13200 35 2,7,12,16,20,24,29,36,39, 44,45,51/08 13201 11 N40,N42/07;N2,N7,N12, N16,N20,N24,N31,N36, N44,N45,N51/08 13203 12 42/07 13204 12 31/08 13205 38 11,14,16,43,49/08 13209 25 11/08 13211 15 44/07*;49/08 13212 37 44,47/07;16,22,49/08 13213 41 44/07;11,16,22,46/08 13214 28 8,16/08 13215 18 14/08 13216 1 N16/08 13218 40 17*,37,38,41,44,51/08 13219 12 8/08 13221 57 17*,32,44,46/08 13223 40 36*,44,46/08 13224 38 13/08 13225 33 5,13/08 13226 6 42,50/07;11,21,31/08 13227 14 11/08 13228 11 37/08 13229 30 25*,37,41,44,51/08 13230 49 42*,44,51/08 13232 4 37,44/08 13233 18 50/08* 13236 30 39/07;12/08 13237 40 50/07;12,22,26,44/08 13238 16 40/07* 13241 16 47/07;12,22,44/08 13242 17 47/07;16/08 13244 40 50/07;12,26/08 13246 38 12,20/08 13249 13 51/07 13250 8 12/08 13251 15 39/07 13260 40 49/07;2,7,P9,10,16,17, 20,36,39,41,44,45,51/08 13263 8 N40,N49,N50/07;N2,N7, NP9,N10,N11,N16,N17, N20,N29,N35,N36,N39, N41,N44,N45,N51/08 13264 103 31/08** 13267 34 2,7,16,20,26,29,30,36,44, 45,46,51/08 13270 63 42*,45/08 13272 50 42/08* 13274 27 17,19,20,26,31,44,46, 51/08 13275 31 30*,51/08 13276 22 9,31,51/08 13278 26 44/07;20,31,41,43,44/08 13279 32 44,45/08 13281 18 44/08 13282 11 20/08 13283 20 5*,31/08 13285 11 9,11,13,31/08 13286 30 44,50/07;2,10,36/08 13288 42 42/07;5,12,21,29,36/08 13290 37 42/07;1,5,12,13,21,24,29, 36/08 13292 38 42/07;1,5,12,13,21,24, 29/08 13293 34 39,44/07;5/08 13297 11 5/08* 13302 22 11,22/08 13305 28 50/07;12,22/08 13307 10 50/07;12,22/08 13309 28 11,31,52/08 13312 22 42,50/07;1,10,16,25, 31/08 13313 20 10/08 13316 22 42/07;1,16,25/08 13318 18 50/07;16/08 13322 9 50/07 13324 14 26,31/08 13325 15 26,49/08 13326 13 49,52/08 13392 2 51/07 13394 3 11,13,52/08 13396 4 11,13,52/08 13398 3 13/08 14000 N41,N50/07;N13,N33/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 14001 N49/07;NP9,N15,N17, N29,N35,N38,N40,N41, N47/08 14003 6 40,42/07;8,P9,10,16,17, 25,37,38,39,41,43,50/08 14004 N37,N42,N43,N51/07; N21,N39/08 14006 N42,N43/07;N21/08 14007 N37,N44,N50/07;N14, N39/08 14011 N42/07 14012 N44/07;N25,N39/08 14013 N40,N50/07;NP9,N15, N17,N21,N38,N39, N41/08 14015 N37/07;N21,N39,N43/08 14019 N49/07;NP9,N17,N29, N35,N40/08 14021 1 N42/08* 14022 N40,N51/07 14024 5 42/07;36,39/08 14025 N49/07;N15,N37,N41/08 14026 N29/08 14027 N18/08 14028 NP9,N14,N17,N29, N35/08 14029 N35/07;N14,N22,N35/08 14030 N35,N40/07;N14,N22, N29/08 14031 N40/07;N14,N22/08 14034 N40/07;N14,N38/08 14036 1 N15,N38,N41,N47/08 14038 N15/08 14039 N41/08 14047 N22/08 14048 1 N11/08 14049 N41/08 14053 1 N15,N41/08 14054 1 N35/07;N15,N41/08 14055 2 N20*,N38/08 14057 2 N20/08* 14058 N15,N41/08 14060 1 N39/08 14061 27 51/07;40/08 14069 1 N37,N41/07 14073 1 N38/08 14075 1 N41/07 14076 1 N50/07 14077 1 N50/07 14078 1 N15/08 14081 21 40/07;14,38/08 14135 2 38/08 14143 1 N11*,N18/08 14164 N22/08 14167 1 N15/08 14168 N22/08 14169 2 15/08 14174 N13,N20,N33/08 14184 N13,N20/08 14190 2 19,22/08 14191 N22/08 14193 N48/07;N37/08 14195 1 N11/08* 14196 N48,N50/07 14197 N48/07;N21/08 14198 1 N32/08* 14202 29 48/07;37/08 14209 1 N32/08* 14211 1 N5/08* 14212 1 N16/08* 14213 1 N33/08* 14214 N48/07 14216 1 N47/08* 14217 N21,N37,N43/08 14218 N43/08 14220 N44/07;N37/08 14221 26 46/07 14254 1 N22/08* 14322 4 30/08 14328 6 51/07 14329 5 44/07;19/08 14340 25 42,43/07;16,18,19/08 14345 5 16/08 14349 7 42/07;16/08 14350 12 19/08 14351 11 19/08 14354 2 16/08

SECTION I NM 52/08 CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 14355 3 16/08 14357 N38/08 14358 N42/07;N34,N38/08 14360 36 42/07;19,34/08 14361 1 N47/08* 14369 1 N38/07* 14372 2 39/08 14373 2 19/08 14380 19 16/08 14384 4 38/07** 14402 2 35/08 14415 4 30,34/08 14757 N20/08 14759 1 N6/08* 14773 17 18/08 14777 1 N46/08* 14786 13 39/08 14800 10 7/08 14804 24 7/08 14805 24 33,39/08 14813 21 30/08 14814 25 9,32/08 14815 23 3,45,46/08 14820 21 10,11,15,18,44/08 14822 32 21/08 14825 25 10,18/08 14826 27 10,11,18,28,33,37/08 14829 6 10,11,14,15,18,19,37/08 14830 32 36/07*;9,11,28,37,42, 49/08 14832 34 21,47/08 14833 26 21,47/08 14835 32 19,22,46/08 14837 28 18/08 14839 36 11,30,51,52/08 14841 29 38/08* 14842 15 21*,42,44/08 14843 23 46/08 14844 32 9,10,11,44/08 14846 13 10,11,13,15,28,42,44, 46/08 14847 31 13/08 14848 58 49/07*;27,46/08 14850 53 7,40,43,46/08 14852 46 12,14,22,41,45,49/08 14853 17 25*,27,40,43,45/08 14854 14 4,46/08 14860 36 8,13,16,18,32,37,44/08 14862 28 13,16/08 14863 31 4,5,12,13,37/08 14864 26 13,36/08 14865 16 4,6/08 14867 26 12,15,29,51,52/08 14869 26 36/08 14872 3 16,20,44/08 14873 2 20/08 14874 2 20/08 14875 2 44/08 14880 32 8,31,45/08 14881 32 12,31,41/08 14882 35 10,12,14,29/08 14883 43 11,49/08 14884 39 4/08 14885 21 36,49/08 14886 11 42/08 14901 15 5,7,8,24,28,30,32,39,41, 43,45,50/08 14902 29 5,7,8,22,44,50/08 14903 24 47/08* 14904 26 4,6,10,12,24,27,28,32,43, 49/08 14905 31 5,24,27,30,43/08 14906 24 4,5,12,13/08 14907 26 9/08 14908 18 5,7,23,26,31/08 14909 20 9/08 14910 23 13,25,28/08 14911 21 8,37,44,52/08 14912 17 5,9,50/08 14913 19 22,27/08 14915 25 10,31/08 14916 10 15,20,49/08 14917 24 9,49/08 14918 27 15,20,25,49/08 14919 28 9,10,14,15,28,32,40/08 14922 19 29,38/08 14924 28 17*,51,52/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 14925 23 24,32/08 14926 11 24,47/08 14927 25 24/08 14928 22 24,36,46/08 14929 24 47/08 14930 25 11,20,24,26,27/08 14931 24 5,41/08 14932 23 8,21,27,30,31,37/08 14933 24 4,6,29,40/08 14934 29 17*,35,41,42/08 14937 24 4,6,11,41,51/08 14938 24 36/08* 14942 26 13,38/08 14961 12 21,29,30,32,33,43,49/08 14962 20 13,15,21,38/08 14963 20 30,32,38/08 14964 21 46/08 14965 21 20,28,29,42/08 14966 27 6,25,28/08 14967 23 36/07*;29/08 14968 28 12,43/08 14969 22 30,46/08 14970 26 4,20,31,32/08 14972 26 29,33/08 14973 27 25/08 14974 24 9,14,15/08 14975 35 7*,50,51/08 15000 N36/07 15002 1 N16/08* 15007 1 N41/08* 15010 1 N46/07* 15011 2 16/08** 15014 1 N42/08* 15018 3 36/07;36/08 15025 1 N42/08* 15027 1 N46/07* 15032 1 N34/08* 15036 1 N46/07* 15038 1 N33/08* 15041 16 41/08** 15043 3 30/08 15044 3 46/07** 15046 4 19/08 15061 3 42/08** 15072 4 42/08** 15074 1 35/07 15080 1 46/07** 15083 6 40/08 15160 5 34/08** 15163 2 36/07 15300 N24/08 15313 1 46/07** 15460 1 N47/08* 15560 1 N48/08* 15563 1 N20/08* 15565 1 N11/08* 15566 1 N16/08* 15870 1 N32/08* 15880 N5/08 15885 1 N11/08* 15899 1 N11/08* 15900 N5,N21/08 15919 N5/08 15925 N11/08 15926 N50/08 15927 N5,N11/08 15934 N11/08 15953 N27/08 15954 N5,N21/08 16003 17 44*,49,50/08 16004 12 11,50/08 16005 10 51/07*;49,50/08 16006 35 27*,37,49/08 16011 37 52/07*;11,17,19,49, 50/08 16012 22 4,27,28,42,43,49/08 16013 30 41/07;18,19,20,21,26,27, 28,29,40,44/08 16016 21 49/07*;41/08 16045 7 50/08 16063 7 37/08 16082 7 50/08 16085 6 49/08 16101 6 50/08 16200 14 41/07;12,17,27/08 16204 6 12,17/08 16206 8 9/08 Chart I-3.3 Ed. Notice to Mariners 16220 5 41/07 16240 10 15,17,22,27/08 16300 9 18,34/08 16322 8 30/08 16363 12 16,52/08 16382 11 20/08 16467 2 20,21,24/08 16471 11 9,21,24/08 16475 9 9,24/08 16476 10 13/08 16480 11 49/08 16520 23 39*,49/08 16522 6 12,20/08 16528 17 36/08* 16529 15 12,18,40/08 16530 6 8,12,18/08 16531 7 13,15,16,19,20/08 16535 12 52/08 16540 12 11,16,17,19,20,21,22,24, 27,28,30/08 16549 15 15,17,19,20,21,22,28,30, 32,36,44,50/08 16551 10 27/08* 16553 6 39*,42/08 16556 5 19,24/08 16566 11 44/07* 16568 13 39/07 16576 4 24,28/08 16580 14 13*,18,21,30,32,34,39, 40,43,44/08 16587 1 39/07;39,40,43,44,47/08 16590 11 44*,48/07;18,21,30,32, 34/08 16591 9 16/08 16592 10 15,18,34/08 16593 11 14,19/08 16594 13 31,44/08 16595 15 14,26,31/08 16596 12 14,26/08 16598 10 30/08 16604 11 31/08 16606 11 31,40/08 16640 24 41/07;31,32,40,42/08 16645 18 41/07;16,27,31,40,42, 52/08 16646 13 5*,31,37/08 16647 3 41/07;27,31,40,42,52/08 16660 30 48/07;12,15,18,20,21,28, 29,30,32,36/08 16661 6 21,32,40/08 16662 8 44/07*;30,32,36/08 16663 8 48/07;12,15,18,20,28,29, 30,32,36/08 16665 9 48/07;12,20,28,29,32/08 16680 11 36/08* 16681 10 32/08 16682 17 32,40/08 16683 11 32/08 16700 30 8*,13,18,21,23,25,40,42, 44/08 16701 22 5/08 16701 22 13*,21,40/08 16702 13 21,40/08 16705 20 41/07*;36/08 16706 10 36/08 16707 12 41/07;23,28,30,31/08 16708 26 39,41,44/07;15,16,18,23, 24,28,29,30,31,34,40, 52/08 16709 24 42/08* 16710 17 48/07;18,23,29,40/08 16723 15 18,20,25/08 16761 16 30/08 17003 4 38/07;3,26,32,38,43/08 17005 10 10,23,24,26,43/08 17007 1 N40/08* 17008 12 40/08** 17300 31 11,21,22,29,32,34,39, 43/08 17302 18 17/08 17303 10 13,17/08 17311 1 22,29/08 17312 2 26,28/08 17315 24 15,30,42/08 17316 20 15,18,21,39,43/08 17317 20 40/08 17318 6 13/08* Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 17320 18 19*,25,26,31,32,52/08 17321 9 13/08 17322 10 22/08 17324 15 45,48/08 17326 16 5*,52/08 17327 23 36*,52/08 17328 7 39/07;11,18,19/08 17330 9 5/08* 17333 9 51/07* 17336 9 16,26/08 17337 9 18,23,25/08 17339 12 41/07*;12,13,19,22, 24/08 17341 9 36/07*;25/08 17360 35 31*,52/08 17365 12 16/08 17368 7 32,34,37/08 17372 11 4,20,26,28,34/08 17375 21 27,31,42,50/08 17376 8 38/08* 17382 17 18,21/08 17384 9 36/08* 17385 16 12,18,19,28/08 17386 4 31/08 17400 17 4,6,9,12,15,17,18,19,20, 21,22,24,25,31,34,36, 52/08 17401 12 19/08 17402 11 19,52/08 17403 14 19/08 17404 14 50/08* 17405 16 51*,52/08 17406 7 8,17,19,21,22,27,36, 52/08 17410 1 N40/08* 17411 1 N42/08* 17412 2 40/08** 17413 2 42/08** 17414 3 42/08** 17415 1 N42/08* 17416 3 41/08** 17417 1 N41/08* 17418 1 N43/08* 17419 1 N41/08* 17420 28 4,16,18,19,48/08 17423 14 50/08 17424 8 49/08 17426 15 22/08 17428 10 13,28/08 17430 11 4,13/08 17433 11 17/08 17434 13 27,28,30/08 17444 4 32/08** 17446 1 N23/08* 17448 1 N32/08* 17451 1 N41/08* 17460 N12,N42/08 17465 4 41/08** 17472 4 12,32/08 17480 4 12,32,51/08 17482 N12,N29,N32,N42/08 17485 4 51/08 17494 1 N24/08* 17497 1 N1*,N10/08 17499 1 N35/08 17500 1 N42/08 17501 1 N1/08* 17503 4 24/08** 17511 1 N12/08 17514 1 N10,N17,N43/08 17520 2 N41/07 17525 N23/08 17543 17 1/08** 17546 22 26/08 17549 6 26/08 18000 8 15,23,26,34,52/08 18002 7 N50*,N51/07;N15,N23, N26,N34,N50,N52/08 18003 20 8,10,22,24,30,32,38,42, 43,48/08 18005 5 N49/07*;N7,N13,N18, N23,N34,N35,N50, N52/08 18006 4 N41/07*;N23,N34, N52/08 18007 32 48,51/07;7,8,10,18,22,24, 26,30,31,32,34,38,43/08

NM 52/08 SECTION I CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 18008 8 N41/07*;N7,N8,N10, N18,N24,N26,N30,N31, N34,N38,N41,N43/08 18009 3 N49*,N51/07;N7,N13, N18,N23,N34,N35,N49, N51/08 18010 21 51/07;4,7,13,18,23,24,34, 35,50/08 18013 2 N46/07;N19,N32/08 18020 38 47*,51/07;7,13,15,24,26, 31,32,34,35,38,50,52/08 18022 35 43,51/07;7,9,13,15,23,25, 26,32,33,34,35,38,39,50, 52/08 18034 2 N18*,N38/08 18400 47 35,38/07;3,10,17,20,23, 31,32,33,35,43,47,50, 51/08 18401 12 42/08** 18402 22 43/08** 18404 1 N42/08* 18408 4 42/08** 18409 8 40/08** 18412 10 42/08** 18421 49 18*,20,23,27,35,42,47, 51/08 18422 1 N43/08* 18423 36 37/07*;3,10,14,17,20,23, 27,29,31,33,34,35,47, 51/08 18424 27 35/07;3/08 18427 23 35/07;17,20,31/08 18428 9 31/08 18429 10 35/07;10,17/08 18430 8 35/07;8,20,23/08 18431 7 35/07;20,23,51/08 18432 6 47/08 18433 6 20,27,47/08 18434 7 23/08* 18435 1 N41/07 18437 1 N42/08* 18438 1 N40/08* 18439 1 N42/08* 18440 29 49*,50/07;5,12,14,17,23, 27,29,30,31,32,33,34,38, 40,41,46,48,49/08 18441 46 8*,14,23,29,30,33,34,39, 40,41,48,49/08 18443 16 17/08 18445 32 47*,50/07;3,5,10,12,17, 22,23,27,29,30,31,32,33, 34,38,39,40,41,44,45,46, 48,49/08 18446 17 5,39/08 18447 29 28*,31/08 18448 34 35,50/07;3,10,12,17,22, 23,30,32,34,39,46,48/08 18449 18 10,22,23,30,33,39,40,46, 49/08 18450 18 33,39,40/08 18452 16 10,30,38,39/08 18453 25 47*,50/07;12,31,49/08 18454 5 N12,N17,N30/08 18455 2 N41/08 18456 20 3,32,45,48/08 18457 10 12/08 18458 16 50/07;3,41/08 18459 5 N3/08 18460 13 10,17,33,43,50/08 18461 1 N17,N20,N27,N47/08 18464 25 35/07;14,29/08 18465 38 28/08* 18466 1 N26/08 18467 2 N16/08* 18468 18 23/08 18471 11 5*,14,29/08 18472 1 N43/08* 18473 8 5,17,29,32,39,41,48/08 18474 8 50/07;10,12,22,23,30,32, 33,34,39,40,46,49/08 18475 1 43/08** 18476 5 50/07;3,29,41/08 18477 5 29,32,39,41,48/08 18480 31 10,17,33,38,43,50/08 18484 12 33/08 18485 16 10,17,33,43,50/08 18500 30 32*,42,43/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 18502 86 35/07;3,10,43/08 18504 66 5,10,32,43/08 18520 26 50/07;17,24,34,40/08 18521 73 23*,28,32,38,48,49/08 18523 56 14,15,24,32,38,42,43, 49/08 18524 36 42/07;14,17,32,42,49/08 18525 35 15,32,38,42,45,49/08 18526 58 15,32,38,42,43,49/08 18528 11 36/08* 18531 22 1,15,17,38,42,44,49, 52/08 18532 21 12,17/08 18558 38 1/08 18561 12 17,24,34,40/08 18580 22 45,48,50/07;8,17,24,34, 40,48/08 18581 18 50/08* 18583 39 35/07 18584 48 35/07;14,28,32,35/08 18587 70 45,48,50/07;5,8,14,22,28, 30,32,33,36,38,49/08 18588 37 14,17,28,38/08 18589 16 51/07*;34/08 18600 14 3,46,48/08 18601 14 28,35/08 18602 12 28/08 18603 16 37,46/08 18605 12 3,7/08 18620 23 7,24/08 18622 54 46/07;4,40,41/08 18640 25 36,49/07;4,7,18,33,40,43, 45/08 18643 17 33,39,40/08 18645 26 47*,51/08 18647 15 49/07;7,43/08 18648 5 N43,N45/08 18649 65 36,39,49,51/07;4,11,19, 28,29,32,33,35,36,39,47, 48,52/08 18650 55 7*,11,19,28,29,32,35,36, 39,47,48,52/08 18651 44 43/07;15,19,28,32,48/08 18652 34 45*,49,51/07;2,4,11,15, 19,20,24,26,29,31,32,35, 36,37,39,47,48,52/08 18653 10 49,51/07;28,32,48/08 18654 44 12*,31/08 18655 59 33/08 18656 55 36/07;2,4,15,20,26,37/08 18657 19 2,4,15,37/08 18658 31 44*,51/07;2,4,15,20/08 18659 15 36,46/07;26,46/08 18660 3 35,51/08 18661 29 26,51/08 18662 21 46/07;7,34,39/08 18664 12 46/07;7,34/08 18666 1 46/07;20,26/08 18680 31 36,49,51/07;7,13,33,35, 49,51/08 18685 33 51/07;4,13,40/08 18686 13 51/07 18700 22 26,34,52/08 18703 25 26,40,44/08 18720 33 38*,42,44/08 18721 11 4,38/08 18724 1 46/07;21,26,38,40/08 18725 29 44*,47/08 18727 12 38/08 18728 9 39/07;4,38/08 18729 13 38/08 18730 2 N15/08* 18740 42 43,51/07;4,9,15,24,26,30, 32,37,38,39,40,41/08 18741 19 N49*,N51/07;N9,N15, N26,N32,N41,N50/08 18744 32 43,46,49/07;11,26/08 18746 37 40*,43/07;9,24,31,37,39, 41/08 18748 1 46,49/07;11,30/08 18749 42 44*,48/08 18751 45 51/07*;7,25,33,35,36,39, 40,42,44/08 18754 17 43/07;51/08 18755 10 26/08 18756 8 38,39/08 18757 11 9/08 Chart I-3.4 Ed. Notice to Mariners 18758 6 28/08 18760 7 N43*,N51/07;N25,N26, N32,N39,N50/08 18761 3 N6*,N15/08 18762 15 15/08 18763 10 15/08 18765 16 51/07;26,30,41/08 18766 7 51/07;50/08 18768 5 N43*,N51/07;N26,N30, N50/08 18769 3 N18*,N26/08 18772 48 21,30/08 18773 41 48*,49/08 18774 11 9,41/08 18775 3 N18/08* 19002 10 N42,N45,N47/07;N5, N12,N13,N25,N33,N34, N35,N39/08 19004 38 36,42,45,47/07;5,13,15, 24,25,31,33,34,39,51/08 19007 18 36,45,46/07;5,P10,13,17, 21,24,33,41/08 19008 5 18*,21,33,41/08 19010 19 42,45/07;24,25,31,32,33, 34,39,51/08 19013 18 42,45/07;P10,13,17,19, 21,31,32,33,34,39/08 19016 12 24*,41/08 19019 11 24*,42/08 19022 12 24/08* 19320 17 17*,24,34,51/08 19324 22 31/08 19327 11 1,24,34,51/08 19330 11 47/08 19331 7 24/08 19339 2 N42,N43,N45/07;N13, N15,N25,N27,N28,N31, N33,N34,N39,N51/08 19340 27 19*,27,28,34,39,51/08 19347 18 41,45/07;4,25,28,31, 34/08 19348 8 47/07;4,31/08 19351 10 28,35,39/08 19353 12 35/08 19357 24 36*,51/08 19359 12 36/07*;15,27,29,51/08 19360 1 N13,N36/08 19362 13 36/07;28,31,36/08 19366 37 14,39/08 19367 39 28/08* 19369 6 42/07;14,22,51/08 19379 2 N38*,N42,N46/07 19380 15 29,30/08 19381 8 46/07;29,30/08 19383 17 30/08 19387 10 N18*,N29,N30/08 19388 3 N50/07* 19401 9 P10,17,42/08 19402 7 P10,17,42/08 19421 8 P10,17/08 19441 8 P10,17/08 19442 6 47/07;P10,17/08 19461 7 P10,17/08 19480 9 P10,17/08 19481 11 P10,17/08 19482 9 P10,17/08 19483 6 P10,17/08 21005 5 32/08 21011 5 32/08 21014 72 14,32/08 21017 50 14,19,24,26,32/08 21020 42 19,24,26,32/08 21026 47 19/08 21033 46 36,47/07;4,18,24,26,27, 33,41,46,47/08 21036 7 45,46,47/07;19,41,43,46, 47/08 21120 27 17/08 21140 1 51/07;32,50/08 21200 1 14/08 21301 13 14,20/08 21338 4 48/08* 21401 20 52/07 21500 1 45,47/07;18,46/08 21560 33 47/07;18,46/08 21562 14 44/08 21563 3 44/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 21580 40 47/07 21602 1 20/08 22000 16 17,18,19,43/08 22004 38 18,19,24,26,39,42,52/08 22008 35 15,22,39,40,52/08 22012 31 26/08 22036 28 8/08 22040 1 4,47,52/08 22050 4 36/07;18,24,26,27,33,41, 47/08 22052 7 45/07;43/08 22081 1 36/07;27,47/08 22082 5 36,40/07;26/08 22083 6 40/07;26/08 22090 2 18,19,22,27,42/08 22112 3 23/08 22113 8 23/08 22120 3 18,22,26,27,39,40,41, 52/08 22121 9 20,26,41/08 22124 2 41,52/08 22126 1 20/08 22130 2 26,39,40/08 22138 3 19,26,41/08 22140 2 40,52/08 22142 2 26,40,52/08 22143 4 20,27,52/08 22160 2 39,52/08 22170 3 15,22,26,39,42,52/08 22172 8 15,40,52/08 22173 36 15,22,39,40/08 22181 17 26,27,42/08 22182 7 14,26,40/08 22183 4 52/08 22190 2 14,41/08 22233 29 14/08 22250 2 19/08 22259 5 11/08 22264 3 11/08 22290 4 14/08 22311 19 14/08 22313 2 14,17/08 22314 1 17/08 22331 2 N9,N18/08 22335 4 9,12,18/08 22341 9 12,18/08 22342 9 10,18/08 22343 1 N12,N18/08 22345 11 12/08 22347 6 N10,N18/08 22351 1 N12/08 22352 6 9,18/08 22360 2 9/08 22370 2 9,11/08 22371 5 11/08 22373 1 N11/08 22379 1 N11/08 22381 N12/08 22395 2 12/08 22403 1 N12/08 22405 6 18,19/08 22408 1 N10/08 22409 4 N10,N18,N20/08 22410 32 10,12,14,19/08 22413 N18/08 22415 8 12/08 22417 1 N12/08 22418 2 11/08 22421 4 N10,N12/08 22423 3 N11/08 22425 2 10,11,19/08 22427 1 N10,N18/08 22429 N11/08 22430 6 11,12,17,19/08 22433 3 11,12,17,19/08 22434 2 12,19/08 22436 2 17/08 22437 2 17/08 22471 31 8/08 22481 35 18/08 22482 16 14/08 22523 3 18/08 22524 2 18/08 22526 3 28/08 22528 3 28/08 22529 3 28/08 22547 3 18/08

SECTION I NM 52/08 CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 23000 5 8/08 23030 6 4,14/08 23071 3 28/08 23122 8 49/07;28/08 23128 4 N49/07;N28/08 24000 39 14,31/08 24004 36 3,17,18,44/08 24008 42 17,18/08 24028 6 32,43,44/08 24050 11 4,14,20/08 24052 16 28/08 24055 6 20,28/08 24057 5 4,14,18,24/08 24060 2 14,28/08 24080 5 3,28,31/08 24091 6 3,31/08 24092 14 3,31/08 24100 5 3,31/08 24120 9 31/08 24122 2 20/08 24130 14 3/08 24140 18 44/08 24142 43 40/08 24150 27 15/08 24153 6 42/08 24154 12 42/08 24155 6 42/08 24160 21 17/08 24161 11 52/07;15/08 24162 9 52/07;15/08 24170 14 17/08 24171 19 3/08 24172 4 3/08 24180 15 18,20/08 24210 14 52/07;18/08 24211 8 52/07 24293 6 52/07;31/08 24294 23 52/07 24380 2 30/08 24388 2 30/08 24390 3 32/08 24400 1 32,43/08 24404 9 35,36/08 24405 10 35,36/08 24406 31 N31*,N43/08 24408 21 35/08 24410 2 32/08 24430 5 51/07;4,23,42/08 24431 14 51/07;4/08 24433 3 4/08 24441 3 40/07 24450 3 40/07;24,42/08 24453 5 24,31,41/08 24454 5 24,41/08 24460 4 22/08 24465 6 17/08 24469 1 45,46/08 24470 4 24,28/08 24471 9 24,28/08 24480 1 41,51/07;4,8,28,41,42,48, 52/08 24485 1 21*,47/08 24486 1 21/08* 24490 3 41/07;1,42,48,52/08 24491 3 41,50,52/07;1,5,42,47, 52/08 24492 21 N45*,N47/08 24500 1 36,41,52/07;1,4,22,24,25, 26,28,31,42,47,48,49, 52/08 24501 3 52/07;42/08 24502 6 36,40,41,52/07;4,21,22, 24,25,26,28,31,42,47,48, 49,52/08 24504 7 41/07;36,41,52/08 24507 1 35,37,41,50,52/07;7,8,9, 10,15,19,36,41,52/08 24508 3 35,37,40,50,52/07;1,4,7, 9,10,19,36,41/08 24509 2 41,50/07;1,7,8,10,15, 19/08 24510 2 35,37,41,50,52/07;4,7,8, 9,10,15,19,36,41,52/08 24511 2 52/08 24517 2 37,51/07;8,43/08 24531 4 20/08 25001 7 4,31,44,48/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 25017 6 N47/07;N23/08 25018 9 47/07;23/08 25400 2 36/08 25480 1 47/07 25485 45 50/07;P9,17/08 25487 2 P9,17/08 25521 35 16/08 25524 43 14,18/08 25525 17 30/08 25526 2 18,30/08 25527 31 14/08 25528 5 16,17/08 25550 2 30,31/08 25563 50 30/08 25600 47 12/08 25607 4 33/08 25608 22 11/08 25609 5 12/08 25613 3 38/07;11/08 25640 42 47/07;12,15,22/08 25641 27 12,14,29/08 25645 18 18,49/08 25649 19 12,13,16/08 25650 34 12,15/08 25670 43 27,45/08 25671 18 47/07;15,16,22/08 25673 16 16,19/08 25675 9 15,16/08 25677 20 16,44/08 25681 17 51/07*;43/08 25683 18 19,24,44/08 25700 3 47/07;15,16,22/08 25723 40 23/08 25724 3 23/08 25800 3 24/08 25803 16 29/08 25848 25 24/08 25849 13 24/08 26001 4 24,48/08 26050 1 15,52/08 26060 1 18/08 26068 11 11,16/08 26081 8 52/07;4,51/08 26083 14 36,37/07;21,22/08 26127 21 42/08 26147 31 52/08 26150 1 24/08 26181 20 21/08 26184 4 21/08 26186 17 21/08 26224 32 24/08 26230 12 51/08 26244 3 30/08 26259 2 30/08 26282 7 N20,N33/08 26295 1 20,33/08 26308 5 20,33/08 26310 1 N20,N33/08 26312 2 33/08 26313 4 N20,N33/08 26314 6 N33/08 26315 1 N28/08 26316 3 33/08 26320 5 23,42,46/08 26327 2 N46/08 27005 4 35/07;20,46/08 27040 5 28/08 27042 21 29/08 27060 2 20,28/08 27080 4 35/07;28/08 27081 6 37/08 27082 6 24,37/08 27083 39 51/08 27084 4 24/08 27085 66 N49/08* 27120 4 14/08 27122 5 37/08 27141 5 40/07;25,43/08 27160 2 28,30/08 27161 4 28,30/08 27163 21 30/08 27183 8 28/08 28004 1 35/07;14,24/08 28006 1 15,42/08 28050 3 37/07;42/08 28168 23 16/08 28190 2 14/08 Chart I-3.5 Ed. Notice to Mariners 28196 4 14/08 28210 2 14/08 28220 2 14/08 28263 3 33/08 28320 6 52/08 28323 2 52/08 28325 2 52/08 29107 2 16/08 35000 26 40,41/07;24,40,52/08 35001 1 N11,N51/08 35003 1 N4/08 35005 1 N21/08 35006 1 N4/08 35008 21 36,41/07;14,21,40/08 35011 2 8/08** 35013 N40/07;N21/08 35014 2 N27*,N50/08 35015 2 N10/08* 35017 2 N32/08* 35018 1 N37/07* 35019 2 N6*,N40/08 35020 1 N40/08 35022 3 16/08** 35023 3 37/07** 35024 2 N39,N40/07;N24,N27, N38,N50/08 35025 1 N47/08 35027 N4,N47/08 35028 1 N52/08* 35034 N47/08 35035 1 N52/08* 35037 1 N52/08* 35046 N40/07 35048 N27,N51/08 35049 N4/08 35050 1 N50/08 35052 N4/08 35054 1 N46/08* 35055 1 N10/08* 35056 1 N11,N51/08 35057 1 N51/08 35058 1 N51/08 35059 1 N11/08 35061 2 N6/08* 35062 2 N49/08* 35073 2 N6/08* 35074 2 N6/08* 35075 2 N6/08* 35078 2 N10/08* 35091 2 N6/08* 35092 2 N6/08* 35093 2 N52/08* 35094 1 N38/07* 35095 2 N7/08* 35104 2 N7/08* 35108 1 N38/07* 35109 1 N4/08 35111 1 N38/07* 35113 2 N7/08* 35119 2 N39,N40/07;N11,N50/08 35121 1 N29/08 35122 1 N29/08 35123 N29/08 35124 1 N42/07* 35125 2 N46/08* 35126 1 N11/08 35127 1 N40/07;N11/08 35128 1 N40/08 35129 1 N39/07;N39,N40/08 35131 1 N40,N44/08 35132 1 N4/08 35147 1 N24,N27,N50/08 35148 N3/08 35151 N3/08 35172 2 N8*,N11/08 35180 6 49/08 35220 10 37/07** 35243 5 37/07** 35248 7 38/07** 35268 3 38/07** 35275 2 38/07** 35303 7 29/08 36000 1 N39,N40/07;N4,N11, N24,N38,N50/08 36001 N40/07;N27,N40,N52/08 36002 N39/07;N24,N27,N38, N50/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 36005 2 38,40,47,51/07;5,30,40, 52/08 36006 1 N40/07;N24,N38,N39/08 36007 1 N38,N39/08 36008 1 N39/08 36013 1 N4,N50/08 36014 1 N39/07;N11,N50/08 36016 1 N39/07;N50/08 36017 N11,N50/08 36025 1 N40/07;N24/08 36027 2 N16/08* 36028 2 N16/08* 36032 N39/07 36035 N39,N40/07;N24,N27/08 36045 N4/08 36048 N27/08 36049 N21/08 36050 N21/08 36051 N21/08 36120 9 44/07** 37000 22 40,41,44/07;30/08 37001 N21/08 37003 1 N21/08 37004 2 N10/08* 37005 17 37*,40,49/08 37008 2 N27/08* 37009 N21/08 37010 24 32*,35,49/08 37011 N39/07;N25,N45/08 37012 1 N39/07 37013 N39/07 37014 N39/07 37015 1 N25/08* 37017 1 N39/07 37018 1 N39/07 37019 1 N38/08* 37020 2 N38/08* 37021 1 N16/08* 37025 26 45,47/07;31,35,52/08 37026 N38,N40/07 37027 1 N4/08 37028 N40/07 37030 1 N35/08 37032 2 45/07;6,7,32/08 37033 2 11,20,32,33/08 37034 2 52/07;20,33/08 37037 1 N50/08 37038 1 N26*,N50/08 37039 2 N52/08* 37050 9 8,52/08 37051 1 N52/08* 37052 2 N7*,N50/08 37053 1 N7/08* 37055 N39/08 37057 2 N8*,N50/08 37058 2 N8/08* 37062 2 N52/08* 37066 4 N16/08* 37067 5 N21/08* 37075 3 25/08** 37080 3 47,51/07;16,32/08 37087 7 26/08** 37090 8 16,32/08 37091 1 N26*,N38/08 37095 3 5,16,32/08 37103 9 38/07;30/08 37104 4 N38/08* 37106 4 30/08 37110 11 38,40/07;5,P18,26,30/08 37111 1 5/08 37112 1 4,5/08 37115 2 38,40/07;4,5,30/08 37120 3 37,38,40,45,47/07;P18, 26/08 37121 11 38/07 37125 15 45/07;P18,22,26/08 37140 33 38,40,44,45/07;7,P18,22, 26/08 37162 12 35,37,39,40,43,52/07;8, P9,17,P18,26,35/08 37163 20 N31/08* 37164 4 39/07 37165 3 43,46,51/07;10,29,35,38, 43,49/08 37166 3 37*,50/08 37200 15 35,51/07;31,34,43,49/08 37202 3 N25/08*

NM 52/08 SECTION I CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 37205 2 43/08 37221 14 33*,38,39/08 37222 13 35,36,46,48/07 37223 14 43,46,48,49/07;35,36/08 37224 11 41,47/07;37/08 37226 18 N36*,N39/08 37228 14 39/07;29/08 37229 15 10,39/08 37230 14 10/08 37231 18 35,39/07;28,29,38,39/08 37232 13 N33/08* 37234 13 39/07;28,29/08 37238 6 39/07;3,8/08 37241 18 36,43,52/07;P9,17,P18, 26,35/08 37242 11 41,44,49/07;11,P18,26, 35/08 37244 11 35,36,40,41,43,45,52/07; 4,8,P9,17,P18,26,35/08 37246 15 36,38,47,49,51/07;1,9,11, 15,35/08 37248 19 47,51/07 37261 10 5/08 37320 16 51/07;6,52/08 37325 9 N36/08* 37328 2 51/07;6/08 37330 2 47/07;8,52/08 37342 3 40/07;39/08 37343 10 39,41/08 37344 11 39/08 37360 15 40,51/07;39/08 37362 6 4,24,31,35,38,40/08 37363 8 24,30,31/08 37367 1 24/08 37380 2 24,31,35,38,52/08 37400 10 48/07;8,35,40,43,52/08 37401 9 48,50/07;8,40,43/08 37402 8 N42/07*;N43/08 37403 23 16/08 37420 1 45,48/07 37441 4 6,17/08 37443 2 6,7/08 37445 1 35/07;17/08 37446 3 N17/08 37481 7 15,28/08 37501 4 N20,N30,N32,N33/08 37505 2 20,30,32,33/08 37506 4 9,19,32,33/08 38030 1 P18,26,27,48/08 38528 N31/08 38603 2 49,50/08 38604 1 30,52/08 38607 2 P18,26,30,49,51,52/08 38610 1 P18,26,48,51/08 38650 1 48/08 38670 2 27,48/08 38681 3 51,52/08 38683 3 48/08 38690 2 27,48,49,52/08 42742 3 39/08 42760 5 39/08 43000 4 35/08 43030 24 35/07;34,44/08 43040 6 49/08 43041 2 49/08 43080 4 36,37,51/07 43081 4 36,37,43/07 43082 5 36/07 43120 4 42,51/07 43140 4 36,42,51/07 43143 4 50/07 43145 4 46/08 43147 3 36/07 43150 3 N43/08* 43160 6 36/07 43166 2 4/08 43201 2 N4/08 43240 4 40,43/07 43247 5 43/07;46/08 43260 4 43/07 43261 5 43/07;44/08 43262 5 44/08 43263 7 38/07 43264 2 44/08 43265 2 38/07 43280 5 50/07;44/08 43281 6 38,43,50/07 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 43283 6 43/07 43284 4 4,44,49/08 43285 5 50/07;42,44/08 43287 2 43/07 43300 5 50/07 43301 4 36/07 43302 4 36,42/07;11/08 43303 4 37,39/07 43304 2 36,39,42/07;11/08 43320 5 11,45/08 43321 6 36,37/07;10,52/08 43322 6 N25/08* 43323 4 4,45/08 43324 4 36,37,43/07 43360 21 36/07;34,40/08 43363 5 36,42/07 43364 6 N17*,N52/08 43368 5 36/07 43369 6 39/07 43370 7 39/07 43371 13 37,39/07;49/08 43372 4 39/07 43374 1 37,39/07;49/08 43375 7 40/08 43379 1 38/07 43384 1 39,41,43,51/07 43385 1 39/07;40/08 43386 2 39/07 44000 16 43/08 44001 2 39,41,49,51/07 44015 8 35,36,39,40,49/07;30,43, 44,45,48,51/08 44030 7 49/07 44036 5 40/08 44037 5 41/07 44038 5 41/07;31/08 44040 23 41/07;34,40/08 44041 7 39,47,48/07;40/08 44042 8 N37,N47,N48/07 44043 8 48/07 44045 6 37,45/07;9,17/08 44046 10 36,41,47/07;31,34,45, 49/08 44047 22 37/07;9,17/08 44048 11 37,41/07;1,9,17/08 44049 10 N43/07*;N43/08 44052 1 N45/08* 44057 5 29,31/08 44058 4 38/08 44061 21 38/07;29,31,34,38/08 44062 8 38/07 44063 8 31,38/08 44064 19 35,38,43,51/07;43/08 44067 22 38/07;9,29,31,38/08 44068 11 36,37,38,42/07;9,10,11, 17/08 44069 16 36,37,38/07;9,11,17, 29/08 44070 7 48/07 44071 4 29/08 44072 4 29/08 44073 2 29/08 44075 4 29/08 44076 3 31/08 44081 9 10,37/08 44082 11 40/07;41,42/08 44083 8 40/07;41,42,43,44,48,51, 52/08 44084 1 40,42/07;41,42,43/08 44100 7 36,38,40,45,47/07;9,10, 11,17,42/08 44120 7 35,40,45/07;31,42,43, 44/08 44140 8 9,17,30,31,43,44,48, 51/08 44160 7 41,45/07 44161 2 43/07 44164 1 39,41,43/07 44165 1 39,43,49/07 44179 2 44/07 44180 6 46,49/07 44181 5 46/07 44182 4 45/07 44183 6 46/07 44184 9 44,45,46,49/07 44185 7 44,46/07 44186 2 45,46,47/07 Chart I-3.6 Ed. Notice to Mariners 44187 2 39,49/07 44192 1 45,48/07 44193 1 44,51/07 44200 9 49/07 44203 1 44/07 44205 2 46,52/07 44206 1 52/07 44220 5 37/07 44224 1 37,40/07 44240 8 41/07 44260 7 41/07 44280 9 48/07 44281 2 40,42/07 44282 1 48/07 44283 2 42/07 44285 1 37,46/07 44286 1 37,46/07 44319 2 38/07;46/08 44320 4 39,41,44,51/07;45,48/08 44340 12 20*,41,45,46,47/08 44341 7 45/08 44352 3 N45,N46,N47,N48/08 44360 10 20*,47/08 44361 6 4,41,42,46/08 44365 1 48/08 44400 4 44,45,47/07;45,46,48/08 44401 7 45,46/08 44420 6 41/07;48/08 44430 2 40/07;9,17,44,46,48, 52/08 44444 6 45,48/08 44461 10 42/07;9,17,31,33,42,44, 45,48,52/08 44462 4 40/07;29,45,52/08 44463 9 29,42,43,48/08 44465 2 40,42/07;9,17,31,33,42, 43,44,45,48,52/08 44481 2 43,48/08 51002 7 10,27/08 51007 22 52/08 51017 31 10,14/08 51022 11 14/08 51041 3 10/08 51061 14 10,41,44,45/08 51062 28 41/08 51064 2 9,45/08 51081 10 9,11,41,46,49/08 51082 7 9,11,49/08 51100 7 52/07;5,6,9,14,18,51/08 51103 10 6,8,9/08 51104 1 6,8/08 51109 5 9,52/08 51120 6 10,51/08 51135 1 9/08 51142 2 10,41/08 51143 4 10,41/08 51144 3 10,41/08 51146 3 51/08 51150 1 41/08 51154 3 10,51/08 51155 1 51/08 51159 4 N38/08 51160 21 42/07;8,19,35,52/08 51163 4 35/08 51164 18 35/08 51165 8 9,25,38/08 51167 6 9,25,38/08 51168 2 42/07;35,38/08 51260 4 36/08 51261 23 9,40,44/08 51263 23 40,41,44/08 51280 8 10/08 51341 23 5,7,9,28/08 51344 2 36/08 51380 5 14/08 51420 5 3/08 51440 4 3/08 52031 1 25/08 52039 4 52/07;5,8/08 52040 18 52/07;8,30/08 52043 21 8,32,37/08 52047 11 35/07;7,11,30,40/08 52051 1 35/07;12,28,30/08 52052 2 N33*,N42/08 52061 2 6,8/08 52080 14 31,36/08 52082 3 19,36/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 52083 2 18/08 52084 2 12,19,31,33,36/08 52085 3 12,35/08 52086 2 12,18,34,36,37/08 52087 2 N31/08* 52088 3 19,31,36/08 52117 1 28,30/08 52118 1 28,30,35/08 52119 1 30/08 52120 12 12,28/08 52121 9 30/08 52122 16 N29*,N34,N37/08 52125 1 28/08 52126 1 N25*,N28,N34,N37/08 52140 6 11,31,36,38/08 52141 5 35,37/07;38/08 52142 3 31/08 52143 8 11/08 52144 5 42/07;18,36/08 52160 7 10,19,51/08 52164 2 19/08 52165 2 19/08 52170 3 41/07;26,43,51/08 52180 14 41/07;10,20,26,47,52/08 52183 9 9/08 52186 3 9/08 52200 8 22/08 53011 2 41/07;6,7,9,10,20,22,26, 35,38,43,47/08 53031 1 42,51/07;5,6,14,16,18,24, 33/08 53058 2 14/08 53060 14 40,51/07;4,6,12,17,26, 45/08 53061 10 4,6,14,25,36/08 53062 13 4,25,36/08 53063 9 14/08 53064 6 51/07 53065 2 51/07;5/08 53066 2 51/07 53081 9 45/07;17,31,45/08 53082 14 45/07;9,15,25,45/08 53083 8 37,45/08 53084 6 39,42,52/07;16,21,23,25, 37/08 53085 6 39/07;16,23,25,28,30,31, 37/08 53086 8 42,44,52/07;21,23,31,32, 33,43/08 53087 9 44/07;21,33/08 53088 8 36/07;38,46/08 53093 3 32/08 53100 17 35,39,42,43/07;5,16,20, 22,31,33,43,46/08 53101 7 5,9,22,38,46/08 53103 1 N13/08* 53104 2 5,10,34,47/08 53105 21 N25*,N42,N49/08 53106 7 36,43/07;35,49/08 53107 17 N35/07 53108 3 49/07;22/08 53110 1 45,47/07;6,14,40,42, 48/08 53111 4 40/08 53120 14 5,11,14,16,18,22,24,33, 46,49/08 53122 3 5,22/08 53123 3 22/08 53125 2 20/08 53130 1 5,13,14/08 53133 4 48/08 53135 2 16/08 53141 5 7,15,26/08 53147 3 11,16,18,24,46/08 53149 2 40/08 53160 14 7,11,16,21,22,24,46/08 53161 8 41/07;7,9,16,20,22,28,36, 40/08 53162 7 24,28,34,36,40,49/08 53164 9 28,49/08 53166 1 35/07;20,26,36,38,48/08 53180 10 7,9,10,22,35,38,40,41,43, 52/08 53182 4 52/07 53183 13 9,11,46,52/08 53184 5 46/08 53200 7 7,16,21,35,47,52/08

SECTION I NM 52/08 CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 53201 6 8/08 53202 6 35/08 53204 10 46/08 53205 3 46/08 53206 7 N41/07*;N46/08 53207 1 N46/08 53212 3 40/07;35/08 53220 7 41/07;16,21,26,43,47/08 53223 5 18/08 53226 3 6,47,49/08 53242 12 41/07;26/08 53262 8 21,38/08 53266 4 45,47/07 53269 5 22/08 53279 4 27,34,42,50/08 53281 4 6,14,42,48/08 53282 8 42/08 53283 4 43/07 53284 4 18,50/08 53285 4 35/07;18,27,34,42,50/08 53287 6 13,18,27,34,50/08 53290 1 27/08 53301 4 13/08 53306 2 33/08 53311 3 33/08 54040 3 10,21/08 54041 7 8,11,18,41,42/08 54043 2 37/07;46/08 54060 5 7,9,15,18,20,41,43,52/08 54061 12 N9,N11,N15,N24,N41, N42,N46,N48,N52/08 54063 3 41/08 54064 2 31/08* 54081 3 11,15,28,50,52/08 54082 13 N22*,N44/08 54083 4 45/07;42,44/08 54085 2 36,44/07;15,28,41,47, 52/08 54089 1 17/08* 54090 3 45/07;18,20,28,47,50, 52/08 54095 3 36,40/07;9,15,20,41,47, 48/08 54105 3 36,37,40,44/07;9,14,15, 20,24,41,48,52/08 54115 3 37,44/07;6,14,15,20,21, 24,30,41,46/08 54120 5 36,37,44/07;6,9,14,15,24, 41,46,52/08 54125 4 41/07;6,12,15,16,20,21, 25,26,28,30,43,49,52/08 54131 2 44/07;7,9,10,15,20,21,28, 35,38,43,48,50,52/08 54140 8 41/07;6,7,15,21,28,30, 48/08 54151 1 48/07;30,35,41,43,47,48, 51/08 54161 12 37,44/07;6,16,18,25,26, 28,35,37,43,52/08 54166 3 40/07;35,37/08 54167 2 37,44/07;6/08 54168 1 15/08 54169 3 49/08 54200 4 20/08 54201 6 20/08 54266 2 15,17/08 54279 4 43,47,50/08 54280 11 43,45,47,49,50,51/08 54281 6 43,44,47,51/08 54284 1 45,47,51,52/08 54286 4 48/08 54287 7 23,43,51,52/08 54288 5 43,48,50,51/08 54289 8 11,43,47,48,49,51,52/08 54300 12 30,45,47,49/08 54301 4 45,47/08 54302 1 30,45,49/08 54314 2 40,45/08 54318 3 47,48/08 54320 4 30,41,43,44,45,47,51/08 54321 2 47,49/08 54322 8 40,43,45,46,47,51/08 54324 9 40,44,45/08 54327 4 46/08 54329 4 50/08 54330 2 46/08 54332 3 47/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 54333 3 44,51/08 54334 3 41,49,50/08 54335 3 49,51/08 54337 3 8,44/08 54338 2 47/08 54339 8 40,44,47/08 54340 8 40,41,43,45,47,48,51, 52/08 54341 4 45,46/08 54343 10 8,44,45,47,48,50/08 54344 6 8,45,46,47,49,50/08 54346 9 21,44,46,48,49/08 54349 4 52/08 54350 4 41,47,51/08 54351 7 21,40,41,43,45,47/08 54352 3 41,43,49,52/08 54359 2 41,51/08 54360 12 48/07;30,44,48,51/08 54361 10 41,51/08 54362 3 34/08 54363 3 48/07;30,52/08 54365 6 52/08 54366 3 47/08 54367 3 47/08 54369 4 30,43/08 54380 6 18,21,30,44,48,49,51/08 54382 9 18/08 54386 10 21/08 54387 7 3/08 54389 8 41,49,51/08 54400 8 30,34,44,46,47,49,50, 51/08 54402 4 51/08 54403 4 45/07;41,49/08 54404 4 45/08 54406 2 41/08 54407 4 40/07;5,34,46,48,50/08 54409 2 40/07;23/08 54413 3 34,48,50/08 54416 5 46,48,51/08 54417 1 46,48/08 54418 4 40/07;46,50/08 54419 2 10/08 54421 6 5,46,48/08 54423 5 48/07 54424 1 48/07;5/08 54430 1 40/07;5,11/08 54441 6 35/08 54463 5 3,9/08 54481 9 8/08 55001 4 36/08 55040 4 48/07;30/08 55041 7 30/08 55042 1 30/08 55044 5 30/08 55045 2 30/08 55046 4 48/07;30/08 55047 8 48/07 55048 12 48/07 55060 7 45,48/08 55084 7 46/08 55085 9 36,49/08 55100 8 41/07 55101 5 35/07;45,46,47,49/08 55102 4 41,45,49/08 55103 3 N51/08* 55104 2 42,45/08 55105 7 41/07 55110 2 40,48/07 55120 2 40/07;45,46/08 55127 2 41/08 55128 3 N38/08* 55129 7 48/08 55130 2 49/08 55138 5 38/08* 55139 5 39/07;35/08 55141 1 38/08* 55150 2 41/07 55160 2 40/07 55170 2 39,40/07;35/08 55180 2 52/08 55190 2 36,41,45,49/08 55200 2 36,46/08 55205 1 41,42,43,46,48/08 56011 1 41/07;10,21,26,43,47, 51/08 56031 1 45/07;29,31,35,43,47/08 Chart I-3.7 Ed. Notice to Mariners 56041 4 44/07 56042 6 52/07 56045 1 47/07;37/08 56060 9 8/08 56063 1 8/08 56064 6 47/07;8,22/08 56065 3 10/08 56067 3 10/08 56081 20 45,48/07;9,31/08 56082 17 N8/08* 56083 3 N8/08* 56100 14 45,47/07;9,31,41/08 56101 7 43/08 56102 24 8/08 56103 7 8,16/08 56104 3 45,47/07;9,31,41/08 56120 13 43/08 56220 4 10/08 56221 8 10/08 57006 5 42/07 57014 11 13,30/08 57022 8 36/08 57029 9 35/07;36,39,40/08 57035 10 14,39,40,41,43/08 57061 5 22/08 57062 10 36/08* 57065 1 36/08* 57080 8 35/07;20,22/08 57081 3 22/08 57082 4 17/08* 57100 10 22/08 57102 2 22/08 57103 2 22/08 57120 13 4/08 57140 10 35/08 57141 14 35/08 57143 7 40/08* 57160 10 42/07;31,35/08 57161 4 42/07 57162 7 42/07;31/08 57180 6 52/08 57182 12 22/08* 57183 1 20/08* 57200 6 30/08 57240 8 13/08 57320 4 36/08 57380 3 35/07 57381 12 38,41/08 57400 4 39,40/08 57408 2 40/08 57420 3 14,20,38,40,41/08 57440 3 14,41/08 57460 4 41,43/08 57471 3 40,41/08 57472 2 38,40,41/08 57480 8 11,14,38,40,41,43/08 57482 12 11,13,38,39,40/08 57483 11 13,38,39,40,41/08 57484 19 35,38,41/08 57486 6 37/07 57488 6 35,43/08 61000 20 13,36,38,39,40,41/08 61003 17 36,38/08 61020 2 8/08 61040 6 14,36,38,39,40,41/08 61050 5 3*,39/08 61051 8 N11,N20,N38,N39/08 61060 6 11*,36,38,40/08 61061 10 12,36,38,40,41/08 61070 5 20*,38/08 61071 10 N35/07*;N38/08 61090 6 11*,12,14,36/08 61091 6 N12,N14,N35,N39/08 61092 14 N50/07*;N12,N35/08 61100 4 13,41/08 61111 13 13/08 61112 10 13/08 61140 5 36/08 61141 7 35/07*;36/08 61181 8 39/07* 61211 8 N50/07* 61212 3 N50/07* 61310 2 52/07;1,45/08 61311 6 15/08* 61331 4 47/07 61400 2 52/07;1,45/08 61430 2 47/07 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 61440 2 47/07 61450 2 8/08 61472 1 47/07 61500 2 8/08 61510 2 47/07 61522 2 7/08* 61562 2 47/07 61611 12 30/08 61612 5 30/08 61650 4 13/08* 62000 20 48/08 62024 13 48/07 62028 15 4,38/08 62032 16 37/07;3,7,9,17,26,29,38, 39,42/08 62033 3 N37/07;N3,N7,N9,N17, N26,N29,N38,N39, N42/08 62093 8 41/08 62095 4 41/08 62098 7 39,45/07;7/08 62100 7 5/08 62110 10 5/08 62191 15 37/07;35,43/08 62193 17 45/07 62194 8 39/08 62195 7 35,43/08 62225 3 48/07;41/08 62242 11 41/08 62295 4 5/08 62302 3 50/07;41,48/08 62306 2 41/08 62310 2 48/07 62313 4 45/07;8,27,39/08 62314 3 47/07;3,28/08 62342 2 47/07;43/08 62343 4 47/07;3,28/08 62344 2 47/07 62350 3 28,38/08 62355 7 47/07;3,28,38/08 62360 5 45/07;28,30,38,43/08 62361 2 N45/07;N28,N30,N38, N43/08 62364 1 45/07;28/08 62366 4 47/07;30,43/08 62377 2 9/08 62388 2 30,38,43/08 62389 1 N43/08* 62392 7 47,50/07;29,31/08 62393 7 41/08 62394 10 48/07 62400 17 41,47/07;22,39/08 62401 9 21,48/08 62403 5 22,39/08 62405 8 27,31/08 62406 2 41,47,50/07;31,43/08 62408 7 48/08 62411 1 47,50/07;22/08 62412 13 47/07;22,41/08 62413 13 22,41/08 62420 5 22/08 62428 9 5/08 62429 9 7/08 62432 18 50/07 62434 11 39*,48/07;5,24,40,41, 45/08 62435 4 22/08** 62437 12 39/07*;24,48/08 62438 5 22/08** 62439 4 22/08** 62440 8 21,41,48/08 62444 2 39/08 62446 4 N8*,N43/08 62447 2 27,31/08 62449 4 48/08 62453 5 41,48/08 62455 7 7/08 62457 6 48/07 62458 1 47/07 62460 4 41,47,50/07;31,41,43/08 62462 2 39/08 62463 2 39/08 62464 3 47/07;17/08 62480 2 37,45,47/07;3,7,9,17,22, 26,29,39,41,43/08 62490 2 37/07;3,5,7,9,22,24,25, 26,39,41,42/08

NM 52/08 SECTION I CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 62498 4 41,47,50/07;43/08 62499 5 50/07;17/08 62510 3 41,47,50/07;29,30,31,41, 43/08 62512 3 N41,N47,N50/07;N29, N30,N31,N41,N43/08 62515 2 16/08 62520 6 37,47,48/07;3,7,8,17,21, 22,26,39,41,42,48/08 62521 4 N37,N47,N48/07;N3,N7, N8,N17,N21,N22,N26, N39,N41,N42,N48/08 62530 6 37/07;3,7,9,22,39,41, 48/08 62531 4 N37/07;N3,N7,N9,N22, N39,N41,N48/08 62540 6 48/07;5,9,16,24,25,42, 48/08 62541 3 N48/07;N5,N9,N16,N24, N25,N42,N48/08 62550 3 37/07;3,7,9,22,26,39,41, 48/08 62552 1 41/08 62560 4 9/08 62570 4 38,41,48,50/07;9,16, 24/08 62572 3 37,50/07;9,43/08 62580 3 50/07;16/08 62590 3 46/08* 62591 4 N46/08* 62592 1 49/07 62596 1 28/08 63000 13 43/07;4,20,24,49/08 63005 18 24,29,32/08 63010 14 20,23,24,39/08 63015 11 20/08 63040 2 30,32,38/08 63041 1 N32/08* 63050 2 43/07;4,30/08 63053 5 43/07;4,43/08 63054 3 46,51/07;10,13/08 63055 3 43,47/07;30,43/08 63060 7 24,30,38/08 63062 8 35/07*;19,24/08 63063 9 24/08 63065 6 19/08 63070 4 41/07*;24/08 63090 8 20,24,49,50/08 63101 16 N13*,N24,N49,N50/08 63102 20 24,49,50/08 63103 18 24/08 63110 4 29/08 63112 1 N37/08* 63113 1 N34/08* 63120 2 32,50/08 63121 6 50/08 63150 1 49/08 63210 3 20,24/08 63220 5 23,24,39/08 63230 6 18/08 63231 9 N18/08 63233 16 18/08 63260 6 45*,47/08 63270 7 18/08 63271 9 N18/08 63320 8 20,32/08 63321 6 16,32/08 63330 9 49,50/07;20/08 63331 9 49/07;20/08 63337 16 49/07;20/08 63341 4 50/07 63370 2 7/08* 63380 2 11*,32/08 63390 2 50/07*;32/08 63400 1 43/07;32/08 63410 6 33/08 63420 2 33/08 63440 4 6,32/08 71005 1 43,45/07;13,16,28,45, 46/08 71006 5 27/08 71015 5 20/08* 71018 10 39/07;7,19/08 71027 9 38,39,41,44,45/07;23,24, 31,35,40,44,46,47/08 71033 31 39/07;7,18,19/08 71036 8 28/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 71040 5 6,9/08 71042 2 N6,N9,N32/08 71043 3 6,9,32/08 71044 2 25/08* 71045 2 27,29/08 71050 2 27/08 71058 3 N35/07* 71059 2 N39*,N43/07 71061 16 N39*,N43/07 71066 2 37,40,44/07 71071 6 29/08 71081 4 29/08 71091 4 27/08 71180 29 7,19/08 71185 24 37/07;7/08 71186 2 37/07 71210 18 7/08 71211 4 7/08 71220 3 37/07;7,8,9,18/08 71223 8 37/07;9/08 71230 11 50/07;7,18/08 71239 4 N19,N41/08 71241 10 13,17,29,30,41,45,46, 52/08 71243 6 16*,34,39,45/08 71244 4 13,19,34,41/08 71247 19 48/07;7,13,20,25,34,35, 41/08 71248 3 N37/08* 71249 2 45/08 71250 1 N8,N10,N13,N16/08 71251 13 N43*,N45/08 71252 2 N7*,N13,N16,N17,N19, N25,N26,N30,N35,N41, N45,N46,N52/08 71253 11 7,8,10,11,16,20,21,25,34, 38/08 71254 2 N1*,N16,N17,N21,N30, N38,N41,N45,N46, N52/08 71255 6 7,13,16,21,45,46/08 71256 2 N42*,N43/07;N13,N16, N19,N26,N35,N45, N46/08 71261 9 13,28,29,41,45/08 71262 7 21,28,44,45/08 71265 4 22*,26,34,45,46,52/08 71271 11 7,46/08 71272 11 42/07 71273 3 7/08 71275 4 20*,28,44,45,47,52/08 71285 4 17*,21,43,45,46/08 71295 2 37,45/07;13,29,41/08 71305 2 36,43,45/07;19/08 71315 2 36/07;6,19,32/08 71320 1 38,43,45,46/07;31,36/08 71325 8 47/08 71330 13 36,43,46/07;31/08 71331 11 43/07;31/08 71333 2 31/08 71335 3 N50/07* 71340 11 36,38,39/07;9,16/08 71343 3 36,38/07;9/08 71348 3 38/07;47/08 71350 8 38,39,42,45,47/07;9,20, 47/08 71401 1 35,39,40/07 71402 1 35,38,39,40/07 71420 1 7/08 71430 3 1,7,9,13,46/08 71440 2 41,48/07;1,9,24,35,46/08 71445 1 40/08 71450 1 40/08 71460 1 20/08 71465 1 20/08 72007 10 3,11/08 72014 10 10/08 72021 8 3/08 72035 8 48/07;3,11/08 72045 2 3,11/08 72050 4 25/08 72060 8 25/08 72070 4 37/07 72075 2 37/07 72080 7 37/07 72085 3 3/08 72105 2 18/08 Chart I-3.8 Ed. Notice to Mariners 72110 9 50/07 72120 3 10/08 72130 4 10/08 72141 5 41/07 72142 6 41,48/07 72143 5 41/07 72171 2 18/08 72173 2 50/07;10/08 72203 2 11/08 72221 7 3/08 72223 8 11/08 72231 8 48/07 73000 9 24/08 73002 4 3/08 73006 2 52/07;36/08 73008 8 10,25/08 73012 6 24/08 73014 10 6,24/08 73020 9 52/07;36/08 73024 3 36/08 73041 2 3/08 73130 8 36/08 73261 5 10/08 73271 7 10/08 73341 8 24/08 73552 4 12/08 73570 7 12/08 73580 4 12/08 73620 2 37/08 73631 4 13/08 73640 5 13/08 74002 2 45,46/07;3,14,15,22,30, 52/08 74003 5 30,35/08 74004 2 46/07;3,14,22,27,40, 52/08 74007 1 13,25,27,37,48/08 74009 10 36/08 74012 10 19/08 74021 7 30/08 74022 1 N36*,N37/07;N30/08 74024 7 13,25,30/08 74031 1 N30/08 74034 1 N36/07* 74036 1 N36/07* 74037 1 N36/07* 74044 1 N36/07* 74046 1 N36/07* 74071 4 35/07** 74072 1 N35/07* 74073 1 N35/07* 74074 1 N35/07* 74141 5 35/07** 74142 1 N35/07* 74143 1 N35/07* 74180 1 N48/07 74181 8 35/08 74182 12 48/07 74184 10 35/08 74189 1 N22/08* 74190 7 30,35/08 74200 8 30/08 74209 1 N30/08 74212 2 N22/08* 74213 1 N30/08 74220 8 45/07;22,30/08 74226 2 N22/08* 74227 1 N30/08 74228 2 N22/08* 74229 2 16/08** 74240 8 9/08 74245 1 N30/08 74246 1 N16*,N22/08 74247 1 N16*,N22/08 74252 9 50/07 74256 1 N50/07 74271 9 39/07** 74275 2 N22/08* 74277 1 N35/07* 74290 11 12/08 74302 1 N35*,N37/07;N6,N48/08 74311 2 N22/08* 74340 3 35/07** 74342 1 N48/08* 74350 4 35/07** 74377 1 N35/07* 74383 2 N43/08* Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 74384 1 N35/07* 74390 1 N35/07* 74391 3 35/07** 74392 7 10/08** 74393 9 48/08** 74396 1 N35/07* 74397 1 N51/07;N6,N48/08 74398 2 N48/08* 74410 3 19/08 74415 1 26/08** 74416 1 N35/07* 74430 2 22/08** 74431 2 N48/08* 74440 3 48/08 74451 2 N48/08* 74460 4 19/08 74515 4 30/08 74517 3 30/08 74530 2 30/08 74535 2 25,30/08 74545 3 13,30/08 74560 10 13,30/08 74582 9 45/07 74583 15 45/07;9/08 74585 1 N44,N45/07 75010 7 36/07** 75035 18 21/08 75110 2 36/07** 75111 1 N36/07* 75114 1 N36/07* 75119 1 N46/07 75120 2 36/07** 75130 16 35,52/08 75134 3 52/08 75137 2 N42/08* 75142 5 9,19/08 75143 4 19/08 75164 2 N22/08* 75165 2 N20*,N22/08 75166 1 N22/08 75174 2 N22/08* 75177 7 51/07;22,26,28/08 75178 2 N25*,N28/08 75190 2 9/08 75191 6 9/08 75207 2 10/08 75208 2 50/07 75255 1 N51/07 75266 1 N38/07 75268 1 N48/08* 75271 1 N38/07 75272 1 N38/07 75273 2 N25/08* 75274 1 N21/08 76015 1 50/07 76020 7 35,41,42/07;13,22/08 76030 9 13,22/08 76041 2 10/08 76050 8 11/08 76052 8 11/08 76120 6 40/07 76121 8 40,44/07 81001 1 6/08 81002 6 20,30,52/08 81004 5 39*,42,43,47/08 81007 5 46/08 81016 1 46/08 81019 4 46/08 81023 5 41/07;13,17,24,38/08 81025 3 N13,N19,N20,N52/08 81048 10 32,37,42,43,47/08 81054 16 49/08* 81059 1 N35,N46/07;N32,N37, N42,N43,N52/08 81060 2 46/07;32,37,42,43,47, 52/08 81063 6 36/07;30,41/08 81067 8 40/07*;23,37,52/08 81071 7 36,46/07;29,32,37/08 81076 12 40/07*;23/08 81086 7 36/08* 81092 5 8/08* 81148 6 39/07* 81151 7 39/07* 81155 6 41/07* 81327 4 41/08 81338 4 41/08

SECTION I NM 52/08 CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 81453 7 51/08* 81488 3 21/08* 81523 4 46/08 81711 6 15/08 81715 4 15/08 82005 5 13,24,27,52/08 82010 6 24,25,35,37,48/08 82015 13 24,25,35,37,48/08 82030 8 42/07 82050 2 19/08 82200 2 27/08 82210 2 25,27,35,48/08 82244 5 25/08 82683 4 30/08 82689 3 30/08 83015 8 7/08 83020 8 37/07;3,35/08 83022 1 37/07 83023 4 37,48/07 83025 1 31/08 83026 32 3/08 83034 1 3/08 83039 11 3/08 83153 1 46/07 83157 6 46/07 83251 2 39/07 83252 8 39/07 83253 2 39/07 83484 11 30,44/08 83500 1 3/08 83567 3 44/07 91005 6 44/07 91008 1 35,44/07;7,12,16,18,19, 30,31,38,48,52/08 91010 6 35,44/07;7,16,18,19,30, 31,52/08 91020 5 44/07 91030 3 44/07;10/08 91160 3 18/08 91170 2 30/08 91175 2 18/08 91286 10 50/08 91289 19 50/08 91292 4 52/07 91340 3 44/07 92006 5 45/07;36/08 92040 2 10/08 92080 3 50/07 92150 3 40/08 92153 3 40/08 92170 3 40/08 92214 4 42/07 92440 4 44/07 93006 3 20*,21,27,31,33,51,52/08 93010 6 39,41,45,50/07;6,9,23,31, 44,47/08 93018 8 45/07;6,9,23,31,44/08 93020 2 50/07;13,46/08 93022 4 50/07;13/08 93025 5 36,50,51/07 93030 6 50/07 93032 4 33*,42/08 93036 11 48*,51/08 93047 2 35/07 93048 1 38,43,45/07;36,47/08 93049 1 46/08 93050 1 N50/07* 93101 3 41/07;24/08 93110 2 39,41,50/07;40,47/08 93113 3 N45/08* 93115 2 39/07;22,47/08 93117 3 40,50/07;19/08 93160 4 23,44/08 93180 8 N40*,N45,N50/07;N6/08 93200 4 8,9/08 93220 6 9/08 93224 3 8/08 93240 11 50/07;9,48/08 93241 9 50/07 93245 6 50,52/07 93247 5 50/07 93248 1 50/07 93249 1 50/07 93260 8 8,13,24/08 93261 5 52/07;3,8,24/08 93283 4 N9/08 93420 4 50/07;13/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 93500 6 50/07 93503 6 50/07 93520 13 36/07 93610 3 39/07;28,42/08 93650 2 39/07;21,31,42/08 93652 2 41/07;31,47,48/08 93680 3 36,51/07;26,42/08 93688 3 N51/07;N26/08 93690 3 39/07 93695 1 N24/08* 93698 3 36,51/07;24/08 93710 3 12,18,27,40,46/08 93720 11 41*,48/07;4,17,28,31,37, 40,43,45,51/08 93721 6 N32*,N37,N39,N47, N51/08 93725 6 27,28/08 93726 5 35/07;17,27,28/08 93730 4 39,40,41,42,48,50/07;21, 26,27,28,31,33,34,37,40, 43,51/08 93733 14 N19*,N25,N33,N37, N51/08 93734 13 N7*,N43,N51/08 93736 25 N50/07*;N33,N43, N51/08 93778 8 12,33,40/08 94004 6 35,43,44,49/07;7,10,12, 16,18,30,31,33,34,38,41, 46,52/08 94016 2 47,49/07;10,27,29,31,34, 38,41,46,48/08 94028 7 40,43,52/07;6,8,10,13,16, 25,26,28,30,32/08 94033 5 52/07;1,3,7,12,16,18,24, 26,28,39/08 94040 14 35/07;7,18,19,52/08 94042 9 19/08 94060 12 41/07*;12,14,15,16,31, 36/08 94061 6 14,40/08 94063 5 14,31,36/08 94067 11 15,51/08 94080 7 44/07;7,10,15,38,52/08 94082 9 36,38,39/08 94083 12 38,48/08 94084 1 38,48/08 94120 7 43/07;9,16,26,29,31,33, 38,48/08 94122 7 43/07;16,26/08 94123 9 43/07;10,16,26,31,48/08 94124 15 N49/08* 94127 2 43/07;10,16,31,48/08 94160 9 41*,49,51/07;24,31,33, 34,37,41,46/08 94164 2 51/07;43,51/08 94165 4 49/07;37,46,52/08 94180 9 45,49/07;19,24,27,33,37, 51/08 94188 2 45/07;21,22,33,52/08 94201 1 33/08 94203 10 45/07;18,24,28,33/08 94206 3 8,18,33/08 94207 5 N18,N22,N28,N31,N33, N37/08 94208 6 N37/08 94216 8 N43/07;N7,N34/08 94217 6 N43/07;N9/08 94220 4 31,34,39/08 94260 5 46/07;28/08 94280 5 46/07;7,17,26,46/08 94281 7 N40*,N46/07 94282 9 6/08 94283 8 N34/08* 94287 2 6/08 94290 2 6,26,39/08 94322 14 18,24,40/08 94360 6 36/07;7,10,21,22,23,28, 31,43/08 94363 4 36/07;10,21,23,31,43/08 94380 4 N16,N26/08 94384 4 40/08 94420 3 52/07;3,12,15,18,22,24, 26,28,33,37,39,46,51/08 94421 11 23,24,37/08 94423 12 23,37/08 94427 2 N51/08 Chart I-3.9 Ed. Notice to Mariners 94440 3 40/07*;24,37/08 95016 8 44/07;27,32/08 95040 9 38/07* 95060 14 1,19,46/08 95066 12 24,26,46/08 95067 14 24,26,38,40,43/08 95068 2 N3*,N13,N19,N46/08 95080 14 8*,9,10,13,16,30,40,42, 46/08 95082 9 19,20,40,46/08 95083 8 19,46/08 95084 7 18,42/08 95085 4 18,34,51,52/08 95086 5 34,51,52/08 95087 4 N49/08* 95100 13 8*,10,13,26,45,52/08 95101 8 40/07;41/08 95102 8 21,41,46/08 95103 8 38,40,43/07;8,19,26,30, 42,45,46,49,51,52/08 95120 9 38*,52/08 95138 9 N41/07*;N22,N40, N47/08 95140 15 37/07;25,32,41,46/08 95141 8 19,38,40,41,45/08 95142 9 41,49/08 95143 12 N38,N41/08 95144 10 26,30,38/08 95146 16 22,26,30,36,38/08 95147 14 30/08 95149 10 13,22,36/08 95151 18 30,40,47/08 95152 6 30,40/08 95160 13 37/07;8,18,25,32,38, 45/08 95161 16 1,13,18,24,34,36,38, 49/08 95162 2 51/08 95163 2 11,36,45/08 95164 4 17,36,38,40,45/08 95169 2 17,19,26,38/08 95171 1 52/07;11,18,29,36,45/08 95172 1 11,36/08 95173 1 20/08 95174 1 20/08 95176 2 21,41/08 95177 1 36,43,45/08 95180 11 52/07;17,20,29,45/08 95200 6 17,20/08 95250 4 16,17,21,32,33,38/08 95258 3 21/08 95259 3 46/07 95261 7 45/07;27/08 95262 13 46/07;16/08 95264 9 N8/08 95267 6 50/07;22,28,32/08 95268 16 18,27/08 95270 5 21,28,32/08 95272 3 18,24/08 95274 4 45/07;21,27/08 95276 4 19,22/08 95280 10 11,20,27,28/08 95281 15 22/08 95282 7 17/08 95285 3 11,15,27,28/08 95300 6 48/07;19,22,27/08 95320 15 28/08 95341 8 32,38/08 95342 16 19,27/08 96000 5 24/08 96004 14 44/07;32/08 96012 16 24/08 96032 3 35/07;42/08 96036 2 41/07 96042 11 14/08 96200 5 17/08 96381 2 36/08 96480 3 46/08 96500 6 46/08 96540 5 35/07 96660 4 41/07 96760 4 24,32/08 96762 4 24,32/08 96763 7 24/08 96764 3 21/08 96900 4 17/08 96901 3 17,21/08 Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 96910 1 46/08 96937 2 15,18/08 96938 4 17/08 96939 3 8,14,17/08 96941 8 19,28/08 96943 15 44/07;17,18,21,22,32, 33/08 96944 6 19/08 96945 3 44/07;21,32/08 96947 15 30/08 96949 21 16,33/08 96960 3 8,17,28/08 96962 4 33/08 97000 3 30/08 97005 9 44/07;18,24,27,32,33/08 97015 10 32/08 97021 7 48,52/07;11,15,28,32/08 97026 10 27,33/08 97040 5 18,20,22,32/08 97041 9 19,21/08 97043 2 22/08 97060 8 20,22,32/08 97061 4 32/08 97062 12 41/07;17,20,32/08 97063 2 19,32/08 97064 2 20/08 97065 2 41/07;17/08 97080 6 17,20,32/08 97082 6 N36/08* 97083 4 N32/08* 97100 4 17,20,32/08 97101 2 17/08 97104 4 22/08 97105 3 17,20,32/08 97120 6 35,38/07;7,17,46,52/08 97140 17 35,38/07;7,17,25,46, 51/08 97141 5 19/08 97143 12 35,38/07;7,46,51/08 97144 14 35,51/07;24,28,46,51/08 97145 2 38/07;17,25/08 97146 10 11,30,46,51/08 97148 9 28,52/08 97149 20 5,13,32,52/08 97150 13 13/08 97151 17 17,19,25,30/08 97153 8 25/08 97155 15 17,30/08 97156 6 28/08 97159 6 17,18/08 97163 14 22/08 97164 1 17/08 97166 2 N43/08* 97167 3 10/08* 97180 6 18,24/08 97181 20 17,21,24,25/08 97182 13 16,19,21,24/08 97183 9 17,24/08 97184 15 18/08 97188 3 50/07;16,21/08 97189 2 17,24/08 97190 2 8,16,18,25/08 97200 9 16,22,24,25,30/08 97201 7 8,18/08 97202 16 N33/08* 97204 9 19/08 97205 3 27/08 97206 3 15,19/08 97219 4 17,19/08 97220 4 24*,30/08 97221 20 17,18,19,24,29,30/08 97222 12 22,24,30/08 97224 6 22,27/08 97225 32 19,24,30/08 97232 9 50/07;19/08 97233 12 47/07;19,22,24,27,28, 32/08 97234 17 19,24,32/08 97235 2 19/08 97236 20 47/07;16,19,28/08 97237 6 27,28/08 97238 11 28/08 97239 10 24,27/08 97243 9 N33/08* 97244 5 17/08 97251 4 11/08 97261 15 16,24,32/08

NM 52/08 SECTION I CHARTS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS NM 35/07 THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: N indicates Not For Sale; P indicates Preliminary; T indicates Temporary; * indicates New Edition/New Chart; ** indicates Chart Canceled Chart Ed. Notice to Mariners 97262 11 N25/08* 97266 5 24,27,28,32/08 97267 16 47,50/07;11,15,28,32/08 97269 11 41,47,50/07;28/08 97270 7 N24/08* 97271 12 32/08 97272 11 40/07 97273 11 40/07;18/08 97274 19 11,17/08 97276 2 11,27/08 97277 12 40/07;18,28,32,33/08 97278 12 40,47/07;15,28,33/08 97279 9 28,32,33/08 97280 5 N49/08* 97281 3 25/08 97283 4 N48/08* 97285 7 19/08 97286 7 18,32/08 97287 6 18/08 97288 4 N17/08* 97300 6 15/08 97303 3 18,19,27/08 97320 6 41/07;15/08 97341 9 19/08 97343 12 19/08 97380 7 37/07;3,8,10,16,25,30,32, 38/08 97383 16 25,28/08 97384 5 18/08 97385 11 11,17,25,28/08 97387 3 32/08 97390 5 38/07;7,11,17,19/08 97391 27 38/07;15,16,19,22,25/08 97392 5 16,30,38/08 97396 14 37/07;3,7,9,17,30/08 97397 7 3,12,17/08 97398 4 5,9/08 97400 4 4/08 97409 5 5,12/08 97410 9 10/08 97412 7 8/08 97420 17 8,12,25,32,38/08 97423 3 N33/08* 97425 6 8,10,32/08 97440 8 27/08 97460 7 47/07;12,19,27,33,48, 49/08 97461 9 47/07;12,27,48,49/08 97465 9 51/07;48,49/08 97466 2 40,47,51/07 97469 10 48,49/08 97471 5 N48,N49/08 97472 8 48/08 97473 7 48/08 97480 8 43/07;9,26,29,31,33,38, 48/08 97481 6 49/08 97521 6 27/08 800744 1 N42/07;N14,N15,N22, N27,N29,N51/08 802184 4 N52/08 802202 8 N13/08 805118 3 N37,N52/08 805647 2 N13/08 805980 4 N34/08 808528 1 N29,N30/08 808568 1 N45/07 809055 7 N41/08 809310 9 N16/08 809679 2 N21/08 I-3.10

SECTION II NM 52/08 NGA/DLIS CATALOG CORRECTIONS Note: Underlining indicates that column in which a correction has been made or new information added. Edition NGA Ref. (National Stk. ) Title Scale = 1: Date Price Category NTM REGION 3 35XHA35028 (INT 1551) (7642015122485) 35BHA35035 (INT 1544) (7642015122487) UKHO 1627, Harbours on the East Coast of England 1 8/08 UKHO 52/08 Plans A: Sunderland 54 52 48N 1 23 01W 54 56 12N 1 18 07W B: Warkworth Harbour 55 18 18N 1 37 00W 55 21 37N 1 30 41W C: Continuation of River Wear 54 54 16N 1 25 05W 54 55 24N 1 22 57W D: Seaham 54 49 20N 1 20 30W 54 50 46N 1 18 05W 10,000 15,000 10,000 12,500 UKHO 734, Firth of Forth Isle of May to Inchkeith 50,000 1 10/08 UKHO 52/08 35BHA35037 (INT 1545) (7642015122488) UKHO 735, Firth of Forth-Approaches to Leith and Burntisland 55 56 30N 3 17 24W 56 05 16N 2 58 33W Plan: Leith 55 58 18N 3 12 10W 56 00 39N 3 09 14W 25,000 1 10/08 UKHO 52/08 10,000 35AHA35093 (INT 1627) (7642015122523) UKHO 1796, Barra Head to Point of Ardnamurchan 100,000 2 10/08 UKHO 52/08 37BHA37039 (7642015122646) 37AHA37051 (INT 1572) (7642015122649) UKHO 1606, Thames Estuary-Fisherman's Gat to Princes Channel UKHO 1185, River Thames-Sea Reach 51 24 50N 0 32 11E 51 33 40N 0 54 25E 25,000 2 10/08 UKHO 52/08 25,000 1 8/08 UKHO 52/08 37AHA37062 (INT 1555) (7642015122660) UKHO 109, River Humber and the Rivers Ouse and Trent 50,000 2 9/08 UKHO 52/08 Plans A: Humber Bridge to Whitton Ness 50,000 B: Whitton Ness to Goole and Keadby 50,000 C: Keadby to Gainesborough 100,000 D: Goole 5,000 MISCELLANEOUS CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS DNCDXVDU (7644014946812) TOD0X014 (7644014853366) CDPUBQTLY (7644015310779) CDPUBQTLY (7644015310779) Digital Nautical Chart (DNC) - VPF Database Update (VDU) 86 10/08 DS 52/08 Central America/Caribbean Sea 5 11/08 DS 52/08 Pub 147, Caribbean Sea - Volume I (Enroute), 2008 10 52/08 Pub 148, Caribbean Sea - Volume II (Enroute), 2008 10 52/08 Price Categories effective 1 October 2008 A 20.75 E 10.50 G 6.00 D 12.75 F 10.50 H 10.50 II-1.1

NM 52/08 SECTION II NGA/DLIS CATALOG CORRECTIONS CHS Canadian Hydrographic Service DS Distribution Limited GPO Government Printing Office NOS National Ocean Service UKHO United Kingdom Hydrographic Office DHO Danish Hydrographic Office AHS Australian Hydrographic Service * Not for sale or reproduction outside U.S.A. To locate the nearest FAA Sales Agents in your area, go to: http://naco.faa.gov/agents.asp Note: New editions cancel former editions. They include corrections published in the Notice to Mariners prior to the effective date of the new editions and/or important corrections from other sources. Mariners are warned against the use of obsolete charts and publications as new editions contain information essential to safe navigation; however, such new editions are not valid until their availability is announced in the weekly Notice to Mariners. For questions concerning the availability and distribution of announced hardcopy charts, users should contact the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) at 1-800-826-0342 or 804-279-6500; DSN 695-6500; Fax 804-279-6524. II-1.2

SECTION II NM 52/08 NAVIGATION PUBLICATIONS SAILING DIRECTIONS CORRECTIONS PUB 147 10 Ed 2008 NEW EDITION (NGA) 52/08 PUB 148 10 Ed 2008 NEW EDITION (NGA) 52/08 COAST PILOT CORRECTIONS COAST PILOT 6 38 Ed 2008 Change 5 LAST NM 46/08 Page 206 Paragraph 197, lines 6 to 9; read: Tuscarora Bay. In May 2008, the controlling depths were 5 feet in the entrance channel and between the piers to the Public Dock on the E side of the bay near the entrance, thence 3½ feet to the... (DD 11588) 52/08 Page 251 Paragraph 424, lines 1 to 11; read: In April 2008, the controlling depths were 25 feet through the entrance channel and mouth of the Black River to the Lorain Yacht Basin, thence 22 feet to the 21 st Street bridge (except for lesser depths to 17½ feet along the channel edges), thence 18 feet to the head of the project (except for lesser depths to 12½ feet at the head of the project.) The turning basin on the SW side of the channel, 1.6 miles above the mouth, had depths of 16 to 20 feet. The two turning basins at the head of the project, one on the N side and the other at the head, had depths of 13 to 16 feet and 7 to 10 feet, respectively. The depths in both... (DD 12180) 52/08 Page 306 Paragraph 131; read: Towage There is a tug (2,200 hp) available at Port Huron and service can be arranged for through Malcolm Marine (810-329-9013), 24 hours a day. The tug works on all lakes and is a very capable icebreaker. Rescue towing is also available for any size vessel on Lake Huron or St. Clair River. Workboats ranging from 300 to 2,200 hp are also available. Tugs for Port Huron are also available from Detroit. (See Towage under Detroit.) (DD 11537) 52/08 Page 319 Paragraph 118; read: Quanicassee River flows into the SE corner of Saginaw Bay. A marina is along the E side of the river about 0.5 mile above the mouth. Services and supplies available include: transient berths, gasoline, diesel fuel, pump-out, electricity, water, launching ramp, marine supplies, a 6-ton marine lift, and full repairs. The entrance to the river is marked by private seasonal buoys and has a reported approach depth of 4 feet. (DB 17419) 52/08 Page 332 Paragraph 277, lines 5 to 8; read: from the NW. In June 2008, the controlling depth was 8½ feet in the entrance channel, thence depths of 8 to 10 feet were available in the basin. A mooring area... (DD 11580) 52/08 Page 333 Paragraph 293, lines 8 to 17; read: river. In June 2008, the controlling depths were 18 feet (21 feet at midchannel) in the entrance and through the river mouth to the turning basin (except for shoaling to 12 feet in the right outside quarter of the channel just NE of Cheboygan River Light 4 and to 15 feet in the right outside quarter of the channel opposite the turning basin), thence 17 feet to just below the State Street bridge, thence 5 feet to the lock at the head of the project; the turning basin had depths of 18 to 21 feet. (DDs 11797-11800; LL/07) 52/08 Page 336 Paragraph 331, lines 6 to 7; read: entrance. In June 2008, the controlling depth was 8 feet. (DD 11856) 52/08 Page 339 Paragraph 362, lines 9 to 12; read: Marquette Island and Little La Salle Island. In June 2008, the controlling depths were 3 feet in the channel along the N side of Marquette Island (except for a 2-foot shoal along the W side of the channel in about 45º59'25"N., 84º24'08"W.), and 4 feet in the channel to the W and... (DDs 11914-11931; 46/08 CG9) 52/08 Page 353 Paragraph 116, lines 18 to 21; read: toward North Manitou Shoal Light. In July 2008, the controlling depth was 24½ feet in the dredged channel. The channel through Grays Reef Passage on... (DDs 11581-11582) 52/08 Page 358 Paragraph 182, lines 5 to 8; read: by lights; a fog signal is at the N outer end light. In August 2008, the controlling depth was 11 feet in the entrance channel. The... (DD 11866) 52/08 II-2.1

SECTION II NM 52/08 COAST PILOT 6 (Continued) Page 360 Paragraph 213, lines 1 to 2; read: In June-September 2008, the controlling depths were 16½ feet (21½ feet at midchannel) in the entrance channel and... (DDs 12169-12170) 52/08 Page 361 Paragraph 238, lines 6 to 7; read: is subject to extensive shoaling. In July-August 2008, the controlling depth was 10½ feet between the piers and revetments... (DD 11968) 52/08 COAST PILOT 6 38 Ed 2008 Change 6 Page 264 Paragraph 600, lines 10 to 15; read: of the diked disposal area. In April-May 2008, the controlling depths were 4½ feet in the entrance and through the mouth of the creek for about 0.7 mile (except for shoaling to less than a foot along the left side of the channel between Buoy 11 and Light 15), thence 2½ feet to the head of the project. (DDs 11311-11315; BP 192453; LL/07) 52/08 Page 349 Paragraph 60, lines 1 to 4; read: In April-June 2008, the controlling depths were 17 feet in the entrance channel to Round Lake (except for shoaling to 13 feet along the S side of the entrance channel just off the end of the S pier), thence 16 feet (DDs 11739-11740) 52/08 Page 357 Paragraph 179, line 5; read: 2008, the controlling depth was 8 feet in the entrance (DD 11737) 52/08 Page 363 Paragraph 250, lines 6 to 14; read: lights; a fog signal is at the light on the S pier. In April-June 2008, the controlling depth was 26 feet in the entrance, through the outer basin and between the piers to Muskegon Lake (except for lesser depths to 23½ feet along the channel edges.) (DD 11738; DD 11133) 52/08 Page 389 Paragraph 481, line 9; read: mile from shore. A wreck, covered 20 feet, is 1 mile (FE 00502) 52/08 Page 392 Paragraph 515, lines 10 to 11; read: the Bridge Desk of the Chicago Department of Transportation, telephone 312-744-4200/4201. (DD 12624) 52/08 Page 420 Paragraph 706; strike out. (CL 195/08) 52/08 Page 445 Paragraph 989, line 3; read: Menominee Shoal, a detached shoal with a least depth of 15 feet, is (FE 00511) 52/08 Page 450 Paragraph 1064, lines 4 to 5; read: dredged entrance channel is marked by a private 000 lighted range and a (FE 00511; NOS 14911) 52/08 COAST PILOT 8 30 Ed 2008 Change 4 LAST NM 42/08 Page 298 Paragraph 41, lines 4 to 8; read: uncover at about 10 feet and on which the sea breaks at practically all stages of the tide, is about 1 mile SW from the point. The passage between the rocks and the point may be used to take advantage of the prevailing N current when northbound on the E side of Chatham Strait. Attention should be paid to the current setting W, toward the rocks, just S of the point. (CL 1231/08) 52/08 Page 331 Paragraph 67, lines 2 to 3; read: Bay from West Crawfish Inlet. A rock covered 9¾ fathoms is in about 56 47'43"N., 135 20'24"W. (DD 12469; CL 1163/08) 52/08 Page 380 Paragraph 436, lines 1 to 2; read: A wreck covered 25 feet, is N of Indiana Shoals in about 41 46'05"N., 87 23'30"W. The wreck (FE 00502; NOS 14927) 52/08 Page 389 Paragraph 481, lines 4 to 5; read: about 4 miles off. A wreck, covered 14 feet, is about 0.3 mile N of the Calumet Harbor (H 11452; LL/07; NOS 14926) 52/08 II-2.2

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks BAY OF FUNDY TO CAPE COD (Chart 13260) 3 U of ME ODAS Lighted Buoy D 44 16 12 N 68 30 21 W Fl Y 4s Yellow. 5 2290 Mount Desert Light 43 58 07 N 68 07 42 W Fl W 15s 75 20 Granite conical tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). Operates continuously. 6 University of Maine Jordan Basin Lighted Buoy M 43 29 27 N 67 52 50 W Fl Y 4s Yellow. 20 4925 Monhegan Island Light 43 45 53 N 69 18 57 W Fl W 15s 178 20 White tower. Within 3 miles of island the light is obscured between west and southwest. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. 25 4930 Manana Island Sound Signal Station 43 45 48 N 69 19 36 W Brown brick house. HORN: 2 blasts ev 60s (3s bl- 3s si-3s bl-51s si). 35 5590 Seguin Light 43 42 27 N 69 45 29 W F W 180 18 Brick conical tower. Emergency Light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. Two emergency lights may be visable from 340 and 160. HORN: 2 blasts ev 20s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-14s si). 40 6675 Halfway Rock Light 43 39 21 N 70 02 12 W Fl R 5s 76 19 White tower attached to dwelling. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). Operates continuously. * 60 7520 Cape Elizabeth Light 43 33 58 N 70 12 00 W Fl (4) W 15s 0.3s fl 2.2s ec. 0.3s fl 2.2s ec. 0.3s fl 2.2s ec. 0.3s fl 7.2s ec. 129 15 White conical tower. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 60s (3s bl- 3s si-3s bl-51s si). Horn located 266 yards,146 from light tower. * * * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.1

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 105 8100 Goat Island Light 43 21 28 N 70 25 30 W Fl W 6s 38 12 Brick conical tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). 125 Cape Neddick Light 43 09 55 N 70 35 28 W Iso R 6s 88 13 White conical tower connected to dwelling. Lighted throughout 24 hours Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). BAY OF FUNDY TO CAPE COD (Chart 13260) 155 Boon Island Light 43 07 17 N 70 28 35 W Fl W 5s 137 19 Gray conical tower, connected to dwelling. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (2s bl). 243 University of New Hampshire Aquaculture South Lighted Buoy 42 56 33 N 70 37 53 W Fl Y 6s Yellow. Light is visible only when pens are raised. 360 10450 MARBLEHEAD LIGHT 42 30 19 N 70 50 01 W F G 130 7 Square skeleton tower; brown to gallery, black above. *Delete Heading: *GEORGES BANK AND NANTUCKET SHOALS (Chart 13200) * 374.1 Northeast Gateway Support Vessel Mooring Buoy 42 23 56 N 70 38 35 W White with orange bands. Vessel support mooring buoy. 385 Boston Approach Lighted Buoy BG 42 23 27 N 70 51 29 W Mo (A) W 6 Red and white stripes with red spherical topmark. * 425 Boston Light 42 19 41 N 70 53 24 W Fl W 10s 102 27 On white conical tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. Two emergency lights may be visible from 336 to 001 and from 156 to 181. HORN: 1 blast ev 30s (3s bl). * 500 Highland Light 42 02 22 N 70 03 39 W Fl W 5s 170 18 White conical tower. Reduced intensity during nighttime hours when main light is extinguished. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.2

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks APPROACHES TO NEW YORK - NANTUCKET SHOALS TO FIVE FATHOM BANK (Chart 12300) 640 Block Island Southeast Light 41 09 10 N 71 33 04 W Fl G 5s 67 20 Red-brick octagonal, pyramidal tower attached to dwelling. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. Emergency light is offset from main light. HORN: 1 blast ev 30s (3s bl). * 660 Montauk Point Light 41 04 15 N 71 51 26 W Fl W 5s 168 18 White conical tower with red stripe. Emergency light Fl W 5s when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). 835 NOAA Data Lighted Buoy 44070 Johnson Bay Buoys mark fish pen area. 41 23 33 N 71 00 13 W Fl (4) Y 20s Yellow. Aid maintained by NOAA. 890 - Aquaculture Buoy E 44 51 36 N 67 00 00 W White with orange bands. 895 - Aquaculture Buoy N 44 51 43 N 67 00 06 W White with orange bands. 900 - Aquaculture Buoy W 44 51 34 N 67 00 25 W White with orange bands. 905 - Aquaculture Buoy S 44 51 31 N 67 00 13 W White with orange bands. 908.1 Rogers Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy Rl1 44 52 26 N 67 00 18 W Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. 908.2 Rogers Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy Rl2 44 52 34 N 67 00 35 W Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. 908.3 Rogers Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy Rl3 44 52 18 N 67 00 25 W Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. 908.4 Rogers Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy Rl4 44 52 28 N 67 00 41 W Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.3

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 960 - Buoy 17 45 09 49 N 67 10 06 W Green can. * 970 - Lighted Buoy 19 45 10 15 N 67 12 13 W Q G 4 Green. * * 975 - Buoy 21 45 10 10 N 67 12 26 W Green can. 985 WHITLOCKS MILL LIGHT 25 45 09 45 N 67 13 39 W Iso G 6s 32 5 SG on pile. 990 - Buoy 27 45 09 59 N 67 13 53 W Green can. * 995 - Lighted Buoy 29 45 10 27 N 67 14 38 W Fl G 2.5s 4 Green. * NEW BRUNSWICK - GRAND MANAN CHANNEL NORTHERN PART (Chart 13394) 1040 West Quoddy Head Light 44 48 54 N 66 57 02 W Fl (2) W 15s 2s fl 2s ec. 2s fl 9s ec. 83 18 White tower with red stripes. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). MACHIAS BAY TO TIBBETT NARROWS (Chart 13326) Machias Bay 1120 Libby Island Light 44 34 06 N 67 22 03 W Fl (2) W 20s 91 18 White tower. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). 1120.1 Libby Island Light Station Mooring Buoy 44 34 22 N 67 22 02 W White and blue band. * * 1132 Starboard Island Aquaculture Lights (8) 44 36 00 N 67 23 00 W Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.4

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks Eastern Bay 1390 Moose Peak Light 44 28 28 N 67 31 55 W Fl W 30s 72 20 On white tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). Located 129 yards, 263 from light tower. * 1536 Pleasent Bay CG Mooring Buoy 44 31 55 N 67 45 21 W White and blue. * * 1865 Egg Rock Light 44 21 14 N 68 08 18 W Fl R 5s 64 18 White tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity Fl R 5s when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). 1866 Egg Rock Light Station CG Mooring Buoy 44 21 18 N 68 08 25 W White with blue band. * * 2197 Valley Cove Mooring Buoy CG 44 18 37 N 68 18 57 W White and blue. * * APPROACHES TO BLUE HILL BAY (Chart 13313) Blue Hill Bay Approach 2290 5 Mount Desert Light 43 58 07 N 68 07 42 W Fl W 15s 75 20 Granite conical tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). Operates continuously. * 2295 Great Duck Island Light 44 08 31 N 68 14 45 W Fl R 5s 67 19 White tower. Light partially obscured by trees from about 143 to 206.5. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). Operates continuously. Black Island 2397.1 Black Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy Bl 1 44 10 53 N 68 21 11 W Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. * 2397.2 Black Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy BL2 Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. 44 10 54 N 68 21 17 W Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.5

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 2397.3 Black Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy BL3 Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. 44 11 08 N 68 21 10 W 2397.4 Black Island Aquaculture Lighted Buoy BL4 Fl Y 2.5s Yellow. 44 11 06 N 68 21 05 W 2436 Grays Mussel Farm Aquaculture Buoy 3095 DEER ISLAND THOROFARE LIGHT 44 22 44 N 68 29 45 W 44 08 04 N 68 42 12 W Fl W 30s Private aid Fl W 6s 52 8 White and black tower. Obscured from 240 to 335. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). Operates continuously. * 3455 EAGLE ISLAND LIGHT 44 13 04 N 68 46 04 W Fl W 4s 106 9 White conical tower. 3510 GREEN LEDGE LIGHT 4 On ledge west of western island. 44 17 25 N 68 49 42 W Fl R 6s 31 5 TR on skeleton tower. 3585 Fort Point Light 44 28 02 N 68 48 42 W F W 88 15 White house. Lighted throughout 24 hours. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). *3760 HERON NECK LIGHT 44 01 30 N 68 51 44 W F R 92 R 7 9 White conical tower. White sector from 030 to 063. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 30s (3s bl). 52/08 3885 Goose Rocks Light On ledge. 44 08 08 N 68 49 50 W Fl R 6s 51 11 W 12 White conical tower, black cylindrical foundation. White from 301 to 304. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). 3965 Browns Head Light 44 06 42 N 68 54 34 W F W (2R sectors) 39 W 14 R 11 R 11 White clindrical tower. Red from 001 to 050, and from 061 to 091, fairway between. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). 4130 - Breakwater Light 44 06 15 N 69 04 39 W Fl W 5s 39 17 Red brick tower. Lights also displayed during daytime when sound signal in operation. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.6

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 4165 - Bypass Channel Buoy 2 44 06 21 N 69 05 58 W * * 4170 - Bypass Channel Buoy 3 44 06 25 N 69 06 03 W * * 4173 - Bypass Lighted Buoy 4 44 06 27 N 69 06 02 W Fl R 2.5s 2 4175 - Bypass Channel Buoy 5 44 06 27 N 69 06 06 W * * * * 4180 - Bypass Channel Buoy 7 44 06 28 N 69 06 12 W * * * 4185 - Bypass Channel Buoy 8 44 06 30 N 69 06 11 W * * * 4190 - Channel Junction Buoy 44 06 32 N 69 06 14 W * * * 4195 - Bypass Channel Buoy 9 44 06 38 N 69 06 14 W * * * 4200 - Bypass Channel Buoy 10 44 06 37 N 69 06 12 W * * * 4205 - Bypass Channel Buoy 12 44 06 42 N 69 06 08 W * * * 4540 Two Bush Island Light 43 57 51 N 69 04 26 W Fl W 5s 65 W 21 R 15 White tower. Red from 061 to 247. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). * 4580 WHITEHEAD LIGHT 43 58 43 N 69 07 27 W Oc G 4s 75 6 Gray granite tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.7

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 4750 Black Ledges Buoy 3 NW of 6 foot spot 43 51 42 N 69 12 01 W Green can. * 4780 Marshall Point Light 43 55 03 N 69 15 41 W F W 30 13 White clydrical tower. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. Lighted throughout 24 hours. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). Monhegan Island Approach 4925 20 Monhegan Island Light 43 45 53 N 69 18 57 W Fl W 15s 178 20 White tower. Within 3 miles of island the light is obscured between west and southwest. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. 4930 25 Manana Island Signal Station 43 45 48 N 69 19 36 W Brown brick house. HORN: 2 blasts ev 60s (3s bl- 3s si-3s bl-51s si). 5420 RAM ISLAND LIGHT 43 48 14 N 69 35 57 W Iso R 6s (2W sectors) 36 W 11 R 9 W 9 White tower. White from 258 to 261 and from 030 to 046, covers fairways. HORN: 1 blast ev 30s (3s bl). * 5486 The Cuckolds Light Station Mooring Buoy 43 46 50 N 69 39 03 W White with blue stripe, nun. * * * 5520 Burnt Island Light 43 49 31 N 69 38 25 W Fl R 6s (2W sectors) 61 12 W 15 White conical tower. White from 307 to 316, and from 355 to 008, covers fairways. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). 5591 Seguin Island Light Station Mooring Buoy A 43 42 35 N 69 45 25 W White with blue band. * * * 5665 HENDRICKS HEAD LIGHT 43 49 21 N 69 41 23 W F W (R sector) 43 W 9 R 7 White house. Red from 180 to 000. 6140 DOUBLING POINT RANGE REAR LIGHT 43 53 05 N 69 47 44 W Iso W 6s 33 Wood conical tower. Visible 4 each side of rangeline. * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.8

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 6145 DOUBLING POINT LIGHT 43 52 57 N 69 48 24 W 6275 - Daybeacon 26 44 02 50 N 69 47 30 W TR on wooden spindle. Maintained from Apr. 01 to Nov. 01. Merriconeag Sound Approach * * 6675 40 Halfway Rock Light 43 39 21 N 70 02 12 W Fl R 5s 76 19 White tower attached to dwelling. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). Operates continuously. * 6935.1 Mere Point Brunswick PD Boat Launch Buoy 1 43 49 38 N 70 00 57 W Green can. 6935.2 Mere Point Brunswick PD Boat Launch Buoy 2 43 49 39 N 70 00 56 W Red nun. 6935.3 Mere Point Brunswick PD Boat Launch Buoy 3 43 49 40 N 70 00 58 W Green can. 6935.4 Mere Point Brunswick PD Boat Launch Buoy 4 43 49 40 N 70 00 58 W Red nun. 6935.5 Mere Point Brunswick PD Boat Launch Buoy 5 43 49 41 N 70 00 59 W Green can. 6935.6 Mere Point Brunswick PD Boat Launch Buoy 6 43 49 41 N 70 00 59 W Red nun. 7520 60 Cape Elizabeth Light 43 34 00 N 70 12 00 W Fl (4) W 15s 0.3s fl 2.2s ec. 0.3s fl 2.2s ec. 0.3s fl 2.2s ec. 0.3s fl 7.2s ec. 129 15 White conical tower. Located 266 yards, 146 from light tower. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 60s (3s bl- 3s si-3s bl-51s si). Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.9

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks PORTLAND HARBOR (Chart 13292) Portland Harbor 7565 Portland Head Light 43 37 23 N 70 12 28 W Fl W 4s 101 24 White tower. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 15s (2s bl). 7576 Ram Island Light Station CG Mooring Buoy A 43 48 13 N 69 35 45 W White with blue band. * * 7610 Spring Point Ledge Light 43 39 08 N 70 13 26 W Fl W 6s (2R sectors) 54 W 12 R 10 R 10 White tower. White from 331 to 337 covers fairway entrance, white from 074 to 288 ; red in intervening sectors. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). 8141 Presidential Security Zone East Buoy White and orange nun. 8142 Presidential Security Zone South Buoy White and orange nun. 8143 Presidential Security Zone West Buoy White and orange nun. 8144 Presidential Security Mooring Buoy White ball with blue band. 8355 PIERCES ISLAND RANGE FRONT LIGHT 8360 PIERCES ISLAND RANGE REAR LIGHT 85 yards, 266 from front light. 43 04 25 N 70 44 25 W 43 04 25 N 70 44 29 W Q G 59 KRW on skeleton tower. Visible 1.8 each side of range line. * Iso G 6s 66 KRW on skeleton tower. Visible 1.8 each side of range line. * 9855 Gloucester Breakwater Light 42 34 57 N 70 40 20 W Oc R 4s 45 6 White house and tower on brown square skeleton framework. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.10

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 9895 TEN POUND ISLAND LIGHT Salem Channel 42 36 07 N 70 39 56 W Iso R 6s 57 5 White conical tower. Higher intensity beam up and down channel. HORN: 2 blasts ev 20s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-14s si). 10135 - Daybeacon 1 42 30 46 N 70 52 44 W 10135.1 - Daybeacon 2 42 30 48 N 70 52 46 W 10136 - Daybeacon 3 42 30 44 N 70 52 49 W 10136.1 - Daybeacon 4 42 30 45 N 70 52 51 W 10137 - Daybeacon 5 42 30 41 N 70 52 54 W 10137.1 Daybeacon 6 42 30 43 N 70 52 56 W 10138 - Daybeacon 7 42 30 39 N 70 52 59 W 10138.1 -Daybeacon 8 42 30 41 N 70 53 01 W 10139 - Daybeacon 9 42 30 36 N 70 53 06 W 10139.1 - Daybeacon 10 42 30 38 N 70 53 06 W SG on pile. TR on pile. SG on pile. TR on pile. SG on pile. TR on pile. SG on pile. TR on pile. SG on pile. TR on pile. 10450 360 MARBLEHEAD LIGHT 42 30 18 N 70 50 00 W F G 130 7 Square skeleton tower, brown to gallery, black above. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.11

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 10795 Deer Island Light On south end of spit. 42 20 23 N 70 57 16 W Al W R 10s 53 W R 11 Red cylindrical tower; black cylindrical pier. Obscured from 112 to 186. Red danger sector from 198 to 222. HORN: 1 blast ev 10s (1s bl). 10797 DEER ISLAND DANGER LIGHT On south end of spit. 42 20 24 N F R 15 6 70 57 18 W R 10 Red from 198 to 222. Chelsea River 10974 Chelsea Creek NSTAR Hazard Buoy 42 23 04 N 71 01 41 W White can with orange bands. Marked: DANGER CABLE CROSSING. 11533 NUT ISLAND PIER LIGHT STROBE On pier. * 11794 Channel Lighted Buoy 38B 42 13 36 N 70 57 42 W Fl R 4s Red. Aids maintained from Apr. 15 to Oct. 30. 11795 - Channel Buoy 38C 42 13 37 N 70 57 42 W Red nun. 11805 Channel Lighted Buoy 40 42 13 35 N 70 57 44 W Fl R 4s Red. 11810 - Channel Buoy 42 42 13 34 N 70 57 43 W 11815 - Channel Buoy 44 42 13 33 N 70 57 47 W 11820 - Channel Buoy 46 42 13 28 N 70 57 54 W Red nun. Red nun. Red nun. 12275 OLD SCITUATE LIGHT 42 12 17 N 70 42 57 W Fl W 15s 70 White tower with dwelling. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.12

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 12545 Plymouth Light 42 00 12 N 70 36 00 W Fl (3) W 30s (R sector) 0.12s fl 4.88s ec. 0.12s fl 4.88s ec. 0.12s fl 19.88s ec. 102 17 R 15 White, octagonal, pyramidal tower, white dwelling Red from 323 to 352, covers Mary Ann Rocks. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. HORN: 2 blasts ev 15s (3s bl). * 13026 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy A 41 57 05 N 70 34 51 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area" * 13027 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy B 41 57 09 N 70 34 47 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". 13028 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Lighted Buoy C 41 57 12 N 70 34 42 W * Fl W 4s White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * 13029 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy D 41 57 08 N 70 34 36 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * CAPE COD BAY (Chart 13246) Cape Cod Canal Approach 13030 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy E 41 57 04 N 70 34 30 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * 13031 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy F 41 57 00 N 70 34 24 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * 13032 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy G 41 56 55 N 70 34 18 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * 13033 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy H 41 56 51 N 70 34 12 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * 13034 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Lighted Buoy I 41 56 47 N 70 34 06 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". 13034.1 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Lighted Buoy J 41 56 43 N 70 34 00 W * Fl Y 4s White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * 13034.2 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy K 41 56 39 N 70 34 05 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.13

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 13034.3 Pilgrim Power Plant Security Zone Buoy L 41 56 35 N 70 34 09 W White with orange bands,can. Marked "Restricted Area". * *Add Heading: *Provincetown Harbor Approach *13261.1 WHOI TSS Research Lighted Buoy AB-19 41 52 30 N 70 20 30 W Fl Y 4s Yellow. Right Whale monitoring. 52/08 *13261.2 WHOI TSS Research Lighted Buoy AB-20 41 56 04 N 70 11 11 W Yellow. Right Whale monitoring. 52/08 *13261.3 WHOI TSS Research Lighted Buoy AB-21 42 01 15 N 70 08 18 W Yellow. Right Whale monitoring. 52/08 13270 Wood End Light 42 01 17 N 70 11 37 W Fl R 10s 45 13 White square tower. Light may also be displayed during daytime when sound signal is in operation. HORN: 1 blast ev 30s (3s bl). 13305 Chatham Inlet Bar Guide Light 41 40 18 N 69 57 00 W Fl Y 2.5s 62 11 NW on skeleton tower worded ROUGH BAR. Light flashing: bar condition two feet breaking seas or greater. Light extinguished: lesser sea conditions but with no guarantee that bar is safe. 13476.39 - Buoy 61 41 46 21 N 69 57 54 W Green can. 13476.41 - Buoy 63 41 46 27 N 69 57 59 W Green can. 13476.42 - Buoy 64 41 46 45 N 69 58 07 W Red nun. 13476.43 - Buoy 65 41 46 45 N 69 58 07 W Green can. 13697 CAPE WIND METEORLOGICAL LIGHT TOWER MT 41 28 20 N 70 18 53 W Fl Y 4s 35 4 Monopole steel tower mounted on a pile supported platform marked "MT". HORN. 13830 COMMON FLAT NORTH FISH TRAP LIGHT Q Y Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.14

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 14533 EDDIE WOODS ROCK FISH TRAP NORTH LIGHT 41 37 35 N 70 18 28 W Fl Y 6s On pile. Maintained from Mar. 1 to Nov. 1. 14534 EDDIE WOODS ROCK FISH TRAP CENTER LIGHT 41 36 55 N 70 18 00 W Fl Y 6s On pile. Maintained from Mar. 1 to Nov. 1. 14535 EDDIE WOODS ROCK FISH TRAP SOUTH LIGHT 41 36 49 N 70 18 01 W Fl Y 6s 10 On pile. Maintained from Mar. 1 to Nov. 1. 15560 Nobska Point Light 41 30 57 N 70 39 18 W Fl W 6s 87 W 13 R 11 White tower. Obscured from 125 to 195. Red from 263 to 289, covers Hedge Fence and L Hommedieu Shoal. Lighted throughout 24 hours. Floodlighted sunset to sunrise. HORN: 2 blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). 15790 - Junction Buoy SB North of ledge. Green can with red band. 15810 - LIGHT W At west end of ledge. 41 31 07 N 70 41 01 W Fl W 2.5s 34 6 NG on skeleton tower. 15985 630 Buzzards Bay Entrance Light 41 23 48 N 71 02 01 W Fl W 2.5s 67 17 Tower on red square on 3 red piles with large red tube in center, worded BUZZARDS on sides. Emergency light of reduced intensity when main light is extinguished. RACON: B( ). HORN: blasts ev 30s (2s bl- 2s si-2s bl-24s si). 16595 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 14 41 40 39 N 70 37 38 W * * 16600 Handy Point Shoal Buoy 13 41 40 31 N 70 37 24 W * 16600.5 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 15 41 40 32 N 70 37 26 W 16601 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 16 41 40 31 N 70 37 27 W * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.15

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 16601.5 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 17 41 40 31 N 70 37 14 W 16602 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 18 41 40 30 N 70 37 17 W * 16602.5 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 19 41 40 30 N 70 37 04 W 16603 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 20 41 40 30 N 70 37 09 W * 16603.5 Red Brook Harbor Buoy 21 41 40 30 N 70 36 57 W Round Cove Aquaculture 17030 Round Cove Aquaculture Lighted Buoy NW 41 36 34 N 70 50 38 W Yellow. * 17045.1 - Acquaculture Lighted Buoy SE 41 36 19 N 70 48 10 W Fl Y 2s Yellow sphere. * 17045.3 - Aquaculture Lighted Buoy SW 41 36 14 N 70 48 28 W Q Y Yellow sphere. 17045.4 - Aquaculture Buoy NW 41 36 40 N 70 48 46 W Yellow sphere. 17577 SAKONNET LIGHT 41 27 11 N 71 12 09 W Fl W 6s 58 7 R 5 White conical tower on granite base. Red from 195 to 350. 18325 - Providence River Channel Lighted Buoy 18 41 43 34 N 71 21 25 W Fl R 2.5s 3 Red. 18349 - Speed Buoy 41 44 22 N 71 21 19 W * 18555 POMHAM ROCKS LIGHT 41 46 39 N 71 22 10 W F R 67 6 White octagonal tower attached to dwelling. Higher intensity beam up and and down stream. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.16

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 18599 - Speed Dayboard B 41 49 00 N 71 23 14 W NW on pile. 19130 - PLUM BEACH LIGHT 41 31 51 N 71 24 19 W Fl W 5s White conical tower with black cupola. 19493 Point Judith Harbor of Refuge Mooring Buoy Montauk Harbor 19985 MONTAUK YACHT CLUB LIGHT 41 21 28 N 71 30 27 W 41 04 09 N 71 55 57 W White sphere with blue stripe. 65 On lighthouse tower. Maintained year round. * East Harbor 20970 - Buoy 1E 41 17 14 N 71 56 50 W Green can. * 20975 - Buoy 2E 41 17 16 N 71 57 04 W Red nun. * 21870 Groton Outfall Hazard Buoy 41 20 12 N 72 04 54 W White with orange bands. * 21886 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy A 41 20 23 N 72 04 53 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 21887 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy B 41 20 26 N 72 04 53 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 21888 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy C 41 20 27 N 72 04 56 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 21889 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy D 41 20 28 N 72 04 58 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 21891 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy E 41 20 31 N 72 05 00 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.17

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 21892 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy F 41 20 35 N 72 05 01 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 21893 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy G 41 20 41 N 72 05 01 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 21901 Electric Boat Security Zone Lighted Buoy H 41 20 45 N 72 05 03 W Fl W 4s White with orange bands and diamond. 22020 - UPPER DIRECTIONAL LIGHT 41 23 34 N 72 05 47 W F W (G & R sector) 21 W 7 R 5 G 5 On pile. Shows green from 174.5 to 177.5 ; white from 177.5 to 180.5 ; red from 180.5 to 183.5 ; with a F W passing light. 22335 - DOCKOMINIUM LIGHT D At end of dock. 41 19 04 N 72 11 02 W Q Y 9 SY on pier. * *25090.1 Fivemile River Buoy 4A 41 03 31 N 73 26 47 W Red nun. 52/08 *25091 Fivemile River Buoy 5 41 03 30 N 73 26 49 W Green can. 52/08 26630 - Inner Buoy 4 40 54 29 N 73 25 55 W Red nun. 27000 - Harbor Inner Channel Lighted Buoy 6 Red. 27685 PLUM ISLAND HARBOR EAST DOLPHIN LIGHT 41 10 15 N 72 12 23 W F R On dolphin. Maintained from sundown to 0130 daily. Maintained by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 29115 - Inlet Buoy 1 Green can. 29120 - Inlet Lighted Buoy 2 Fl R 4s 3 Red. Replaced by nun when endangered by ice. 29145 - Inlet Lighted Buoy 8 40 37 53 N 73 18 29 W Fl R 2.5s 2 Red. Replaced by nun when endangered by ice. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.18

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME I ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 29170 - Inlet Lighted Buoy 11 40 37 41 N 73 17 31 W Fl G 2.5s 2 Green. Replaced by can when endangered by ice. Great South Bay 29340 - Buoy 30 40 41 55 N 73 06 13 W * * * 29342 - Buoy 32 40 42 18 N 73 04 51 W * * * 29344 - Lighted Buoy 34 40 42 42 N 73 03 25 W Fl R 2.5s 3 * * 29345 - Lighted Buoy 35 40 43 09 N 73 01 56 W Fl G 4s 3 * * 29350 - Lighted Buoy 36 40 43 41 N 72 59 47 W Fl R 6s 3 29355 - Buoy 37 40 43 51 N 72 58 43 W * * * * * 29360 - Lighted Buoy 38 40 43 57 N 72 57 38 W * 35135 - RANGE FRONT LIGHT 40 29 15 N 73 59 35 W Q W (G sector) (R sector) 44 G 5 W 5 R 5 KGB (E section) KRW (Main section) on skeleton tower on concrete base. Red from 063.0 to 073.0. Green from 300.5 to 315.5. RACON: C( ). 37995 Garrison Marina Upper Light 41 22 54 N 73 56 54 W F R 16 10 Gray rectangular structure. Maintained from May 15 to Oct. 15. 39375 - FERRY DOCK WEST LIGHT 19 Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.19

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME II ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks Broad Creek 14965 - ENTRANCE LIGHT 1 37 34 18 N 76 18 28 W Fl G 4s 15 4 SG on multi-pile structure. 23385 MINE CREEK ENTRANCE LIGHT 2 38 05 00 N 75 52 22 W Fl R 4s 15 4 TR on pile. Light equipment removed from Dec. 1 to Mar. 15. 23420 - Daybeacon 6 38 07 50 N 75 50 29 W TR on pile. Kedges Straits 23460 FOG POINT LIGHT 30 yards west of obstruction. 38 02 12 N 76 02 37 W Q W 15 5 NB on multi-pile structure. Light equipment removed from Dec. 1 to Mar. 15. 23605 OKAHANIKAN POINT LIGHT 38 11 42 N 76 05 35 W Fl Y 6s 25 5 On concrete pile. 23643 - CHANNEL LIGHT 10 38 12 47 N 76 00 18 W Fl R 4s 16 3 TR on multi-pile structure. 24395 - South Basin Daybeacon 3 38 14 45 N 76 02 53 W SG on pile. 24440 - CHANNEL LIGHT 5 38 18 16 N 76 03 38 W Fl G 4s 15 4 SG on pile. Lighting equipment removed from Dec. 1 to Mar. 15. 24460 Paul Point Shoal Daybeacon 1 38 16 27 N 76 06 49 W SG on plile. 24465 HEARNS COVE CHANNEL LIGHT 3 38 16 24 N 76 05 36 W Fl G 4s 15 4 SG on pile. Light equipment removed from Dec. 1 to Mar. 15. 24475 HEARNS COVE CHANNEL LIGHT 7 38 16 50 N 76 04 56 W Fl G 4s 15 4 SG on multi-pile structure. 24480 MUDDY HOOK COVE CHANNEL LIGHT 2 38 15 41 N 76 10 08 W Fl R 2.5s 15 4 TR on multi-pile structure. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.20

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME II ATLANTIC COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 24550 - Honga River Channel Warning Daybeacon A 38 21 06 N 76 13 05 W 15 4 NW on pile. 24620 Tyler Cove Channel Daybeacon 1 38 20 57 N 76 13 47 W SG on multi-pile structure. 25845 - Daybeacon 3 38 42 37 N 76 19 55 W SG on pile. 28105 OREGON INLET CHANNEL LIGHT 31 35 45 49 N 75 34 19 W Q G 15 3 SG on pile. 28119 Oregon Inlet Channel Lighted Buoy 34B 35 45 42 N 75 35 23 W Fl R 2.5s 3 Red 28123 Oregon Inlet Channel Lighted Buoy 35 35 45 37 N Q G 3 Green. 75 35 26 W 28137 Oregon Inlet Channel Lighted Buoy 39 35 46 17 N 75 35 04 W Fl G 4s 3 Green. 28170 - Channel Daybeacon 48 35 46 44 N 75 34 37 W TR on pile. CAPE HENRY TO PAMLICO SOUND (Chart 12205) Old House Channel 28233 Old House Channel Lighted Buoy 1H 35 45 34 N 75 35 29 W Fl G 2.5s 3 Green. 28235 - Buoy 3 35 45 24 N 75 35 38 W Green can. CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME III ATLANTIC AND GULF COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 5795 - Lighted Buoy 2 31 40 21 N 81 03 30 W Fl R 2.5s 4 Red. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.21

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME III ATLANTIC AND GULF COAST, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks St. Johns River 9420 MOTHERS ARMS LIGHT WR2 28 49 00 N 81 14 34 E 17 TR on pile. * 28810 - Entrance Daybeacon 6 28 55 27 N 82 43 50 W TR on pile. 31960 - RANGE FRONT LIGHT 17 58 26 N 66 37 19 W Fl W 2.5s (Night) Fl W 2.5s (Day) 18 21 On pile. Visible 0.5 each side of rangeline during the day, and 4 each side of rangeline at night. Lighted throughout 24 hours. * * * * 31965 - RANGE REAR LIGHT 700 yards, 015 from front light. 17 58 55 N 66 37 11 W Iso W 6s (Night) Iso W 6s (Day) 53 50 On skeleton tower. Visible 0.5 each side of rangeline during the day, and 4 each side of rangeline at night. Lighted throughout 24 hours. * * * * CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME IV GULF OF MEXICO, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 3030 - Lighted Buoy 14 Fl R 2.5s 3 Red. 3120 - Lighted Buoy 28 Fl R 4s 3 Red. 3285 29740 - Lighted Buoy 21 Q G 4 Green with yellow triangle. 6290 - LIGHT 17 155 feet outside channel limit. 30 31 21 N 88 05 35 W Fl G 2.5s 17 3 SG on pile. Ra ref. 17465 - Daybeacon 12 29 11 50 N 90 55 12 W TR on pile. Ra ref. 29740 3285 - Lighted Buoy 21 Q G 4 Green with yellow triangle. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.22

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME IV GULF OF MEXICO, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks ELLENDER TO GALVESTON BAY (Chart 11331) Port Arthur - Galveston Bolivar Peninsula 34200 - Daybeacon 2 29 26 18 N 94 42 12 W TR-TY on pile. Ra ref. 34655 - Daybeacon 6 29 17 10 N 94 53 15 W TR on pile. Ra ref. CORRECTIONS TO C. G. LIGHT LIST, VOLUME VI PACIFIC COAST AND PACIFIC ISLANDS, 2007 (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 196 NOAA Enviromental Lighted Buoy 46053 EB 46053 34 14 52 N 119 50 28 W Fl (4) Y 20s Yellow disk-shaped buoy. Aid maintained by NOAA. 3339.1 - Units 7 & 8 Discharge Buoy 33 50 30 N 118 23 36 W White with orange bands and orange diamond. *3964 Scripps Waverider Research Buoy Station 158 36 37 35 N 121 54 26 W Fl(5)Y 20s Yellow shpere with whip antenna. 52/08 9846 - LIGHT 11 45 33 16 N 123 55 43 W Q G 3 SG on pile. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-3.23

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO PUB 110, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 15816 Serranilla Bank. J 6024 15 47.7 N Fl.(2)W. 79 50.7 W period 20s fl. 1s, ec. 3s fl. 1s, ec. 15s 108 33 15 White tower, red bands. * 16688 Isla del Tesoro. J 6160 10 14.2 N Fl.(2)W. 75 44.4 W period 25s fl. 1s, ec. 1s fl. 1s, ec. 22s 72 22 13 White tower, red bands. * * 16728 Banco Salmedina. J 6164 10 22.7 N Fl.W. 75 39.1 W period 10s fl. 1s, ec. 9s 72 22 13 Red and white tower. CORRECTIONS TO PUB 111, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 11648 -Dodge Cove Range, front. G 5797.3 54 17.4 N F.Y. 10 130 22.9 W 3 9 3-pile dolphin, orange daymark, black stripe. * 11652 - -Rear, 114.7 meters 253 31 G 5797.31 from front. 54 17.4 N F.Y. 23 130 23.0 W 7 9 3-pile dolphin, orange daymark, black stripe. * * 11788 -Baker Inlet. G 5744.4 53 49.0 N Fl.R. 129 57.0 W period 6s fl. 0.5s, ec. 5.5s 15 5 4 White square skeleton tower. * 11792 -Pitt Island. G 5744 53 42.3 N Fl.W. 129 49.0 W period 6s fl. 0.5s, ec. 5.5s 12 4 5 White square skeleton tower. * 11800 -Saunders Creek. G 5742 53 36.3 N Fl.W. 129 41.6 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 12 4 5 White square skeleton tower. * * 11804 -Ormiston Point, on E. shore of G 5741 Pitt Island, Grenville Channel. 53 34.0 N Fl.W. 129 39.0 W period 6s fl. 0.5s, ec. 5.5s 15 5 5 White round tower. * 11808 Tom Island. G 5740.8 53 32.6 N Fl.(3)W. 129 36.2 W period 12s fl. 0.5s, ec. 2s fl. 0.5s, ec. 2s fl. 0.5s, ec. 6.5s 11 4 5 White square skeleton tower. * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-4.1

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO PUB 111, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 11872 -Europa Point. G 5738.4 53 25.8 N Fl.W. 128 32.6 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 12 4 5 Square skeleton tower. * 12048 Spider Channel, N. end of G 5709 Spider lsland. 51 51.8 N Fl.W. 128 15.5 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 57 17 5 Square skeleton tower. * * 14252 Amos Island. G 5202 50 00.8 N Fl.W. 127 21.2 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 23 7 3 White round tower; 14. 14272 Rugged Islands, N. point of N. G 5191 island. 14288 -Bedwell Island, S. end of islet. G 5180 50 19.0 N Fl.W. 127 55.0 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 50 28.6 N Fl.G. 127 53.7 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 33 10 29 9 3 White mast. * * 4 White round tower, green band at top; 17. * 14308 -McNiffe Rock. G 5189.4 50 31.3 N Fl.W. 127 36.7 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 15 5 3 White round tower, green band at top. CORRECTIONS TO PUB 112, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks *Change Heading to Read: *-Yokohama Ko: 5144 - -Kanazawa, E. breakwater, F 6380 head. 35 22.7 N 139 39.5 E Iso.G. period 4s 43 13 11 White round concrete structure; 36. * *Delete Heading: *-Nagahama: 5148 - -Nittu Honmoku Wharf Range, F 6400.6 front. 35 25.2 N 139 40.7 E F.Y. 69 21 11 Pole, red and white bands, red triangular topmark; 59. * 5152 - - -Rear, 200 meters 268 from F 6400.61 front. 35 25.2 N 139 40.6 E F.Y. 85 26 11 Pole, red and white bands, red triangular topmark; 75. * * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-4.2

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO PUB 112, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks *Delete Heading: *-Yokohama Ko: 5160 - -Gravel Wharf, breakwater. 35 25.5 N F 6401.2 139 40.9 E Oc.R. period 4s lt. 3s, ec. 1s 39 12 4 Red round concrete structure; 31. 52/08 5164 - -Light "A", breakwater, S. F 6401.3 head. 35 25.6 N 139 41.2 E Mo.(U)W. period 8s 26 8 7 Yellow aluminum pole; 17. * 5168 - -Light "B", breakwater, N. F 6401.32 head. 35 25.8 N 139 41.3 E Mo.(U)W. period 8s 26 8 7 Yellow aluminum pole; 17. * *18973 -Xiehe Oil Terminal, No 1. F 3714.32 29 56.1 N 121 54.5 E Q.R. 46 14 7 PORT (A) R, beacon, topmark; 23. -RACON Q( ) 52/08 *18973.1 - - "2". 29 56.1 N F 3714.33 121 54.2 E Mo.(C)Y. period 12s 46 14 5 SPECIAL Y, beacon, topmark; 23. 52/08 *18973.3 - - "3". 29 55.7 N F 3714.34 121 54.4 E Fl.R. period 4s 46 14 5 PORT (A) R, beacon, topmark; 23. 52/08 CORRECTIONS TO PUB 113, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 12 - -SW. LANBY. 48 30.0 N Fl.W. A 1518 5 45.0 W period 4s fl. 0.5s, ec. 3.5s 33 10 7 SAFE WATER RW. AIS (MMSI No 992271303). - -RACON M( ) 12 * *10646 -Isola San Pietro, jetty, head. E 2137 40 27.3 N 17 09.7 E Fl.Y. period 4s 26 8 4 Yellow post; 23. Private light. 52/08 *10786 Castro, outer mole, head. E 2177.5 40 00.0 N 18 25.7 E Fl.R. period 3s 20 6 7 Red post. Private light. 52/08 11451 - -Off shore, E. 45 05.2 N E 2444.7 12 35.5 E Fl.(5)Y. period 20s fl. 1s, ec. 1s fl. 1s, ec. 1s fl. 1s, ec. 1s fl. 1s, ec. 1s fl. 1s, ec. 11s 20 6 5 SPECIAL Y, beacon. * Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-4.3

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO PUB 113, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 15464 - -Nisos Salamis, NE. point. 38 00.2 N E 4176 23 29.1 E Fl.W.R. period 3s fl. 0.3s, ec. 2.7s 23 7 W. 4 R. 3 Metal framework tower; 13. W. 072-093, R.-164, W.- 277, obscured elsewhere. * *Add Heading: *DHIAVLOS KNIMIDHOS: *16375 -Kammena Vourla Marina, NE E 4423 mole, head. 38 46.9 N 22 47.1 E Fl.R. period 4s fl. 0.8s, ec. 3.2s 23 7 6 Metal framework with gallery and column, red band; 20. 52/08 *16375.2 - -SW mole, head. 38 46.9 N E 4423.1 22 47.1 E Fl.G. period 4s fl. 0.8s, ec. 3.2s 30 9 6 Metal framework with gallery and column, green band; 20. 52/08 *Delete Heading: *DHIAVLOS KNIMIDHOS: 16376 -Akra Knimis. E 4422 38 47.0 N 22 49.0 E Fl.W.R. period 2s fl. 0.2s, ec. 1.8s 20 6 W. 6 R. 3 White hut; 17. W. 098-140, R.-230, W.- 278. 52/08 *16382 -Agios Serafeim, fishing E 4423.5 harbour, SE end. 38 49.6 N 22 42.8 E Fl.G. period 3s fl. 0.3s, ec. 2.7s 26 8 3 Metal framework with gallery, metal column and green band; 20. 52/08 *16382.2 - -NW end. 38 49.7 N E 4423.52 22 42.7 E Q.G. 26 8 3 Metal framework with gallery, metal column and green band; 20. 52/08 *Add Heading: *NISOS SAMOTHRAKI: *16846 -Limenisko Therma, N. mole, E 4555.9 head. 40 30.3 N 25 36.1 E Fl.R. period 3s fl. 0.3s, ec. 2.7s 26 8 3 Metal framework, gallery and column, red band; 20. 52/08 *Delete Heading: *NISOS SAMOTHRAKI: 16848 -Akra Akrotiri. E 4556 40 29.0 N 25 27.0 E Fl.W. period 5s 39 12 10 Metal framework, gallery and column. Visible 326-242. 52/08 *19090 Arkhipo-Osipovka. E 5664.8 44 21.4 N 38 31.1 E Fl.W. period 3s fl. 1s, ec. 2s 8 Visible 292-098. 52/08 Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-4.4

SECTION II CORRECTIONS TO PUB 115, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 18259 -Hafnarfjorour, 095 30. L 4498.5 64 04.3 N Dir.W.R.G. 43 21 58.0 W 13 W. 10 R. 2 G. 2 On roof of building. Fl.G.090 30-091 30, F.G.- 093 24, Al.W.G.- 095 24, F.W.-095 36, Al.W.R.-097 36, F.R.- 099 30, Fl.R.-100 30. * * CORRECTIONS TO PUB 116, LIST OF LIGHTS, 2008 EDITION (1) (2) Name and Location (3) Position (4) Characteristic (5) Height (6) Range (7) Structure (8) Remarks 6212 -Bramowe, E. Haff mole, head. C 2695 Remove from list. Note: Asterisks (*) indicate that column(s) in which a correction has been made or new information added. Denotes a new entry when preceding the station number. II-4.5

NGA Reference SECTION II NM 52/08 PUBLICATIONS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: * indicates New Edition/New Publication; ** indicates Publication Canceled; N indicates Not For Sale Ed. Notice to Mariners NGA Reference Ed. Notice to Mariners NGA Reference Ed. Notice to Mariners NGA/DLIS CATALOGS CATCDLIMDIS Region 1 2005 11*,12,13,14,15,16, 18,21,22,23,24,25, 26,27,28,29,31,32, 33,34,35,36,38,39, 40,41,42,43,45,46, 47,48,49,50,51, 53/05;2,3,4,5,6,8,9, 10,11,12,14,15,16, 17,19,20,21,25,26, 27,28,29,30,31,32, 33,34,35,36,37,38, 39,40,41,42,45,46, 48,49,50,51,52/06;1, 3,4,6,7,8,10,11,12, 13,14,17,19,20,22, 23,24,25,26,30,31, 32,33,34,36,37,38, 40,41,43,44,45,46, 47,49,50,51,52/07;1, 5,6,7,8,11,12,13,15, 16,17,18,19,20,21, 22,23,24,25,27,28, 30,31,32,33,34,36, 38,39,40,41,42,43, 44,46,47,48,50, 51/08 Region 2 2005 11*,25,41/05;8,12, 13,14,20,23,25,26, 27,29,31,37,39, 42/06;3,10,12,13,21, 24,32,34,51/07;21, 31,34,45,48,49/08 Region 3 2005 11*,12,13,14,16,17, 19,23,24,25,27,31, 32,34,35,37,40,45, 46,47,51/05;4,5,8, 12,15,17,18,20,21, 22,23,25,26,27,29, 30,32,40,42,43,47, 52/06;2,3,4,5,6,7,9, 11,12,13,14,20,21, 24,27,28,29,30,37, 38,42,44/07;6,7,8, 10,16,21,25,26,27, 31,32,33,36,37,38, 46,49,52/08 Region 4 2005 11/05*;20,43/07;17, 20,25,43,45/08 Region 5 2005 11*,14,18,20,22,23, 28,36,41,43,45, 49/05;4,5,7,9,10,12, 14,27,32,45/06;3,20, 23,25,28,30,31, 41/07;8,13,17,20,22, 25,29,31,33,36,38, 40,51/08 Region 6 2005 11*,18,23,28,43,46, 52/05;5,7,10,12,14, 16,25,30,35,36,40, 41,42,43,45,50/06;3, 6,7,10,12,20,28,30, 33,35,39,41,42, 50/07;3,7,8,11,13, 15,20,22,32,34,37, 43,45,46/08 Region 7 2005 11*,14,43,47,52/05; 12,14,15,17,18,19, 20,21,25,27,35,42, 45,46,47,48,49, 52/06;3,4,8,9,10,11, 12,13,14,15,16,17, 18,19,20,23,30,34, 35,36,39,42,50/07;1, 7,10,16,17,20,22,25, 26,37,42,43,48/08 Region 8 2005 11*,23,53/05;15,16, 25,32,35,39,52/06; 10,20,23,39,40, 41/07;8,21,36,39,49, 51/08 Region 9 2005 11*,43,47,52/05;2,4, 5,8,21,22,25,27,29, 32,39,40,42,45/06;3, 4,7,10,13,21,22,28, 29,34,38,40,41, 50/07;3,7,8,10,17, 19,20,24,25,32,33, 34,36,38,43,45,48, 49/08 Miscellaneous Charts and Publications 2005 11*,12,13,14,15,16, 18,19,20,21,22,24, 25,27,28,29,31,32, 33,35,36,37,38,39, 41,42,43,44,46,47, 48,50,52,53/05;1,3, 4,5,6,7,9,10,11,13, 14,15,16,17,18,19, 20,22,23,24,25,26, 27,28,29,30,31,32, 35,36,39,40,41,42, 44,45,46,49,50,51, 52/06;1,3,4,6,7,10, 13,17,18,19,21,22, 24,26,27,29,30,31, 32,33,34,35,36,37, 38,39,40,43,44,45, 46,47,48,49,50,51, 52/07;1,2,3,4,6,7,8, 9,10,11,12,13,14,16, 17,18,19,21,22,23, 24,25,26,27,28,29, 30,31,32,33,34,35, 36,37,38,39,40,41, 44,45,46,47,48, 52/08 NGA LIST OF LIGHTS LLPUB110 2008 24*,26,28,30,31,33, 35,36,37,39,41,42, 45,46,48,49,51, 52/08 LLPUB111 2008 46*,52/08 LLPUB112 2008 38*,40,41,42,43,45, 46,47,48,49,50,51, 52/08 LLPUB113 2008 47*,48,49,50,51, 52/08 LLPUB114 2008 25*,29,30,35,38,39, 40,47/08 LLPUB115 2008 46*,49,51,52/08 LLPUB116 2008 45*,46,48,52/08 SAILING DIRECTIONS PUB120 2008 38/08* PUB123 2007 36/07* PUB124 2007 34/07* PUB125 2008 4/08* PUB126 2008 40/08* PUB127 2008 38/08* PUB131 2008 29/08* PUB132 2008 31/08* PUB140 2008 35/08* PUB141 2007 36/07* PUB142 2007 45/07* PUB143 2008 46/08* PUB145 2007 52/07* PUB146 2008 8/08* PUB147 2008 52/08* PUB148 2008 52/08* PUB153 2007 47/07* PUB154 2007 34/07* PUB155 2007 47/07* PUB157 2008 23/08* PUB158 2008 29/08* PUB159 2008 39/08* PUB160 2008 34/08* PUB161 2008 35/08* PUB162 2008 17/08* PUB163 2007 2/08* PUB164 2007 2/08* PUB171 2008 47/08* PUB172 2008 37/08* PUB173 2007 32/07* PUB174 2008 31/08* PUB175 2008 23/08* PUB180 2008 40/08* PUB181 2008 37/08* PUB182 2007 31/07* PUB183 2007 2/08* PUB191 2007 39/07* PUB192 2007 32/07* PUB193 2008 44/08* PUB194 2008 23/08* PUB195 2008 45/08* PUB200 2007 47/07* USCG LIGHT LIST VOLUMES I - VII COMDTM165021 2007 46*,47,48,49,50,51, 52/07;1,3,4,5,6,7,8, 9,10,11,12,13,14,15, 16,17,18,19,20,21, 22,23,24,26,27,28, 29,30,31,32,33,34, 35,36,37,38,39,41, 42,43,44,45,46,47, 48,49,50,51,52/08 COMDTM165022 2007 45*,46,47,48,49,50, 51,52/07;1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8,9,10,11,12,13, 14,15,16,17,18,19, 20,21,22,23,24,25, 26,27,28,29,30,31, 32,33,34,35,36,37, 38,39,40,41,42,43, 44,45,46,47,48,49, 50,51,52/08 COMDTM165023 2007 45*,46,47,48,50,51, 52/07;1,3,4,5,7,8,9, 11,12,14,15,16,17, 18,20,21,22,23,24, 25,26,27,28,29,31, 32,33,34,35,36,37, 38,39,40,41,42,43, 44,45,46,47,48,49, 50,51,52/08 COMDTM165024 2007 45*,46,47,48,49,50, 51,52/07;1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8,9,10,11,12,13, 14,15,16,18,19,20, 21,22,23,24,25,26, 27,28,29,30,31,32, 33,34,35,36,37,38, 40,41,42,43,44,45, 46,47,49,50,51, 52/08 COMDTM165025 2008 44/08* COMDTM165026 2007 46*,47,48,49,50,51, 52/07;1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8,9,10,11,12,13,14, 15,16,17,18,19,20, 21,22,23,24,25,26, 27,28,29,30,31,32, 33,34,35,36,37,38, 39,40,41,42,43,44, 45,46,47,48,49,50, 51,52/08 COMDTM165027 2007 45*,46,47,49,52/07; 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,11, 13,14,15,16,17,18, 19,20,21,22,23,25, 26,27,28,29,30,31, 32,34,35,36,37,38, 39,40,41,42,43,44, 45,47,48,49,50, 51/08 DIGITAL PUBS - QUARTERLY CDPUBQTLY 2008 N46/08* FLEET GUIDES CDPUBFGATL 2005 N28/05* CDPUBFGPAC 2004 N17/04* NOS MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS NOSPBCATALOGA 2007 13/07* NOSPBCATALOGG 2007 6/07* NOSPBCATALOGK 2007 6/07* NOSPBCATALOGL 2007 29/07* NOSPBCATALOGP 2007 17/07* ALMANACS AIRALMANAC901 2009 25/08* NAUTALMANAC09 2009 19/08* II-5.1

NM 52/08 NGA Reference SECTION II PUBLICATIONS AFFECTED BY NOTICE TO MARINERS THROUGH NM 52/08 Note: * indicates New Edition/New Publication; ** indicates Publication Canceled; N indicates Not For Sale Ed. Notice to Mariners COAST PILOT NOSPBCP1 38 17*,18,25,27,28,29, 30,34,35,37,38,43, 45,46,51/08 NOSPBCP2 38 47*,48,49/08 NOSPBCP3 41 7*,8,14,15,18,20,23, 24,27,28,29,34,39, 42,46,49/08 NOSPBCP4 40 39*,42,45,46,51/08 NOSPBCP5 36 24*,25,30,35,38,43, 46,51/08 NOSPBCP6 38 14*,17,32,46,52/08 NOSPBCP7 40 1*,7,15,16,17,25,32, 34,40/08 NOSPBCP8 30 37*,38,41,42,52/08 NOSPBCP9 26 29*,30,31,34,38, 42/08 RADIO NAVIGATIONAL AIDS PUB117 2005 4/05* AMERICAN PRACTICAL NAVIGATOR NVPUB9 2002 36/02*;14,38/03; 40/05 INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS PUB102 2003 20/03* WORLD PORT INDEX PUB150 2005 7/05* DISTANCES BETWEEN PORTS NVPUB151 2001 4/02* RADAR NAVIGATION AND MANEUVERING BOARD MANUAL CDPUBNV1310 2001 51/01* SIGHT REDUCTION TABLES (MARINE) SRPUB229V1 1970 11/71* SRPUB229V2 1970 11/71* SRPUB229V3 1970 7/71* SRPUB229V4 1970 3/71* SRPUB229V5 1970 3/71* SRPUB229V6 1970 23/70* SIGHT REDUCTION TABLES (AIR) SRPUB249V1 2007 38/07* SRPUB249V2 1952 46/52* SRPUB249V3 1952 46/52* CHART NO. 1 WOBZC1 1997 18/98* CHART NO. 4 WOBZC4 1988 N23/91* ATLAS OF PILOT CHARTS NVPUB106 2002 42/03* NVPUB107 1998 30/99* NVPUB109 2001 49/02* USCG NAVIGATION RULES COMDTM166722D 1999 44/99*;52/00;16/04 NOS TIDE TABLES NOSPBTTCWPACIN8 2008 N4/08* NOSPBTTECSTNSA8 2008 N4/08* NOSPBTTEURAFR8 2008 N4/08* NOSPBTTWCSTNSA8 2008 N4/08* TIDAL CURRENT TABLES NOSPBTCTATCSTN8 2008 N4*,N15,N20/08 NOSPBTCTPACAS8 2008 N4/08* II-5.2

SECTION III NM 52/08 BROADCAST WARNINGS Details concerning the particulars of the broadcasting of radio navigational warnings may be found in Radio Navigational Aids, Pub. 117. SUMMARY OF NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS IN FORCE 180900Z DECEMBER 2008 2007 series NAVAREA IV 123/07(24). TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO-EAST COAST. CHART 24390 (3RD ED). PARTIALLY SUBMERGED 45 METER DIAMETER SUCTION PILE REPORTED IN 09-55.39N 060-32.22W, LEAST DEPTH KNOWN 62 METERS. 302/07(28). MEXICO-GULF OF MEXICO. MEXICAN CHART SM-821.2. NGA CHART 28310 (2ND ED). ARRECIFE SANTIAGUILLO LIGHT 19-08.5N 095-48.5W UNLIT. 2008 series 134/08(28). GULF OF MEXICO. MEXICAN CHART SM-800. NGA CHART 28220 (2ND ED). RACON AT PUNTA PALMAS LIGHT 21-03.8N 090-15.2W INOPERATIVE. 135/08(28). GULF OF MEXICO. MEXICAN CHART SM-800. NGA CHART 28220 (2ND ED). ISLA TRINGULOS OESTE LIGHT 20-59N 092-18W UNLIT. 180/08(28). CARIBBEAN SEA. MEXICO. CABLE LAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ALONG TRACKLINE JOINING 20-13.940N 087-25.060W, 20-13.855N 087-24.625W, 20-13.834N 087-24.571W, 20-13.573N 087-23.755W, 20-07.500N 087-05.000W, 20-08.000N 087-00.000W, 20-09.560N 086-57.139W, 20-14.000N 086-49.000W, 20-40.000N 086-23.000W, 20-47.500N 086-21.500W, 20-49.318N 086-22.887W, 21-05.485N 086-36.369W, 21-06.344N 086-37.080W, 21-10.690N 086-40.677W, 21-11.110N 086-41.527W, 21-11.186N 086-41.680W, 21-11.183N 086-43.122W, 21-11.186N 086-43.490W, 21-11.187N 086-43.508W, 21-11.257N 086-43.917W, 21-11.543N 086-44.225W, 21-11.796N 086-44.525W, 21-12.274N 086-45.996W, 21-11.788N 086-47.907W, 21-11.650N 086-48.339W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 248/08(28). MEXICO. CARIBBEAN SEA. CABLE REPAIR OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V TYCO RESPONDER VICINITY 20-37.3N 087-03.1W. 445/08(24). CARIBBEAN SEA. VENEZUELA. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 01 MAR 09 BY M/V SCAN RESOLUTION TOWING FOUR FOUR MILE LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 11-32.5N 063-00.0W, 11-24.5N 063-00.0W, 10-46.0N 062-46.2W, 11-01.3N 062-03.2W, 11-48.1N 062-19.4W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 02 MAR 09. (021539Z MAY 2007) (122200Z OCT 2007) (042143Z APR 2008) (042155Z APR 2008) (151603Z MAY 2008) (261805Z JUN 2008) (310042Z OCT 2008) III-1.1

NM 52/08 SECTION III 456/08(GEN). GULF OF ADEN ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES. 1. THIS MARAD ADVISORY PROVIDES SUGGESTED ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES FOR COMMERCIAL VESSELS TRANSITING THE GULF OF ADEN. 2. WHEN IN DISTRESS, CALL FOR HELP ON VHF-16 AND MF/HF DSC. 3. IMMEDIATELY CONTACT UKMTO BY PHONE: 971 50 552 3215, E-MAIL: UKMTO@EIM.AE. 4. IF NO ANSWER CALL MARLO BAHRAIN PHONE: 973 3940 1395, E-MAIL: MARLO.BAHRAIN@ME.NAVY.MIL. 5. ALSO ACTIVATE SSAS (SHIP SECURITY ALERT SYSTEM). 6. THIS ADVISORY WAS COORDINATED WITH UKMTO (UNITED KINGDOM MARITIME TRADE ORGANISATION) AND MARLO (MARITIME LIAISON OFFICE) BAHRAIN. 7. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS ADVISORY, CONTACT MR. RAWLINS, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SECURITY, CODE: MAR-420, ROOM W23-440, 1200 NEW JERSEY AVE, S.E., WASHINGTON, DC 20590, PHONE: 202 366 5524, FAX: 202 366 3954, TELEX II: 710 822 9426 (MARAD DOT WSH) OR E-MAIL: MARADSECURITY@DOT.GOV. 496/08(24). NORTH ATLANTIC. ROCKETS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 1630Z TO 0030Z COMMENCING DAILY 10 DEC THRU 10 JAN 09 IN AREAS: A. BETWEEN 05-19N 05-04N AND 052-47W 052-30W. B. BOUND BY 05-22N 047-41W, 04-51N 047-42W, 04-53N 048-42W, 05-23N 048-41W. C. BOUND BY 05-06N 046-00W, 04-50N 046-00W, 04-55N 047-43W, 05-11N 047-42W. D. BOUND BY 05-35N 043-45W, 04-23N 043-45W, 04-19N 041-05W, 05-31N 041-03W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 110130Z JAN 09. 505/08(GEN). 1. NAVAREA IV MESSAGES IN FORCE 130800Z DEC 2008. ONLY THOSE MESSAGES ISSUED DURING THE LAST SIX WEEKS ARE LISTED HEREIN. 2008 SERIES: 456(GEN), 496(24). 2. THE SUMMARY OF ALL NAVAREA IV MESSAGES IN FORCE AS OF 20 DEC 2007 IS GIVEN IN SEC III OF NM 52/07. WARNINGS ISSUED DURING THE SUBSEQUENT QUARTERS ARE SUMMARIZED IN NM 13/08, 26/08 AND 39/08. 3. CANCEL NAVAREA IV 498/08. (071424Z NOV 2008) (050700Z DEC 2008) (130946Z DEC 2008) III-1.2

SECTION III NM 52/08 2007 series HYDROLANTS 1924/07(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. NGA CHART 24270 (3RD ED). RACON AT ILHA MAIAU LIGHT 01-16.9S 044-54.3W INOPERATIVE. 1952/07(56). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. 1. PIPELAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 MAR 09 IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 32-07.9N 030-28.9E, 32-08.0N 030-43.1E, 32-02.0N 030-43.2E, 32-02.0N 030-28.9E. B. 32-02.0N 030-43.2E, 32-12.3N 030-52.7E, 32-12.3N 030-48.9E, 32-09.2N 030-28.9E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 APR 09. 2158/07(24). BRAZIL-NORTH COAST. NGA CHART 24020 (47TH ED). 1. RECIFE MANOEL LUIS BF 1 LIGHT 00-49S 044-16W OFF STATION AND DESTROYED. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2153/07. 2008 series 57/08(35,43). NORTH SEA. NGA CHART 35005 (1ST ED). SBM BUOY 57-28.3N 000-32.7E UNLIT. 182/08(54). AEGEAN SEA. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS SUNRISE TO 2100Z DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC EXCEPT SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS IN AREA BOUND BY 35-29N 023-46E, 35-29N 023-51E, 35-34N 023-55E, 35-36N 023-49E, 35-36N 023-46E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 312200Z DEC. 198/08(54). AEGEAN SEA. IONIAN SEA. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS: A. 0500Z TO 1500Z DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC EXCEPT FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS IN AREA BOUND BY 39-26.0N 023-53.0E, 39-43.0N 023-40.0E, 39-43.0N 024-31.0E, 40-00.5N 024-18.0E. B. 0500Z TO 2200Z DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC EXCEPT FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS IN AREA BOUND BY 37-51.0N 021-15.0E, 37-46.0N 021-14.0E, 37-46.0N 021-20.0E, 37-50.0N 021-19.0E. C. 0500Z TO 2200Z DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC EXCEPT FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS IN AREA BOUND BY 37-48.0N 021-05.0E, 37-31.8N 021-08.0E, 37-31.0N 021-20.0E, 37-48.0N 021-17.0E. D. 0500Z TO 1300Z DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC EXCEPT SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS IN AREA BOUND BY 37-47.0N 023-17.0E, 37-52.0N 023-22.0E, 37-50.0N 023-26.0E, 37-44.0N 023-22.0E. E. 0530Z TO 1230Z DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC EXCEPT FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS IN AREA BOUND BY 40-13.5N 022-58.0E, 40-23.0N 023-04.7E, 40-16.2N 023-31.5E, 40-04.5N 023-23.0E. F. SUNRISE TO SUNSET DAILY UNTIL 31 DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 38-02.0N 024-52.0E, 38-16.0N 025-21.0E, 37-48.0N 025-49.0E, 37-34.0N 025-23.0E, 37-42.0N 025-01.0E, 38-00.0N 024-52.0E. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 183/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 515/08(54). SOUTHERN AEGEAN SEA. GUNNERY. MISSILES. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 0530Z TO SUNSET IN AREA BOUND BY 35-36N 024-07E, 35-31N 024-11E, 35-36N 026-41E, 36-16N 026-40E 36-25N 026-12E, 36-18N 025-59E, 36-18N 024-07E: A. WEDNESDAYS THRU FRIDAYS UNTIL 31 DEC. B. SATURDAYS UNTIL 31 MAR AND 01 NOV THRU 31 DEC. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. (200739Z NOV 2007) (250043Z NOV 2007) (270636Z DEC 2007) (071955Z JAN 2008) (260104Z JAN 2008) (281255Z JAN 2008) (271411Z MAR 2008) III-1.3

NM 52/08 SECTION III 563/08(37). ENGLAND-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 37057 (2ND ED). TWO BUOYS ESTABLISHED TO MARK WELLHEAD: A. NORTH CARDINAL 53-17.58N 001-06.18E. B. SOUTH CARDINAL 53-17.13N 001-06.92E. 889/08(35). SHETLAND ISLANDS. NGA CHART 35071 (1ST ED). 7.6 METER SHOAL REPORTED IN 60-29.96N 001-43.71W. 942/08(23,24). ARGENTINA. NAVTEX. BUENOS AIRES NAVTEX STATION 34-36S 058-22W AND COMODORO RIVADAVIA NAVTEX STATION 45-51S 067-25W OFF AIR. 1123/08(35). SCOTLAND-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 35075 (2ND ED). RACON AT WHALE ROCK BUOY 57-54.4N 007-59.9W INOPERATIVE. 1213/08(37). DOVER STRAIT. NGA CHART 37010 (23RD ED). DANGEROUS WRECK, 50-57.84N 001-21.62E, RELOCATED TO 50-57.89N 001-23.12E. LEAST DEPTH 30 METERS. 1253/08(51,52). STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR. NGA CHART 52040 (18TH ED). NAVIGATION PROHIBITED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE IN AREA BOUND BY 35-50.0N 005-21.2W, 35-50.3N 005-13.7W, 35-36.5N 005-05.7W, 35-32.7N 005-13.4W. 1262/08(35). SCOTLAND-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 35104 (2ND ED). MONACH ISLANDS LIGHT 57-31.6N 007-41.7W CHANGED TO FL W (2) 15 SEC 47 METERS 18 MILES. 1309/08(35). SCOTLAND-NORTH COAST. NGA CHART 35059 (1ST ED). CANTICK HEAD LIGHT 58-47.2N 003-07.8W RANGE REDUCED TO 13 MILES. 1352/08(51,52). AFRICA-NORTHWEST COAST. NGA CHART 52039 (4TH ED). NAVIGATION PROHIBITED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE IN AREA BOUND BY 35-42.6N 005-57.2W, 35-43.4N 006-02.0W, 35-48.7N 006-00.2W, 35-51.7N 005-56.2W, 35-53.0N 005-40.0W, 35-50.0N 005-40.0W. 1354/08(24). BRAZIL-NORTH COAST. NGA CHART 24290 (3RD ED). QUATIPURU LIGHT 00-42.7S 046-57.6W UNLIT. 1463/08(24). BRAZIL-NORTH COAST. NGA CHART 24270 (3RD ED). SAO MARCOS DE FORA BUOY 01-34.92S 043-50.77W MISSING. 1585/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTHEAST COAST. 1. UNDERWATER OPERATIONS 30 SEP THRU 01 MAY BY M/V SEVEN OCEANS AND M/V SEVEN SEAS IN AREA BETWEEN 21-07S 21-22S AND 039-35W 040-06W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 02 MAY 09. (050117Z APR 2008) (271058Z MAY 2008) (070441Z JUN 2008) (071048Z JUL 2008) (221814Z JUL 2008) (311527Z JUL 2008) (020501Z AUG 2008) (091655Z AUG 2008) (191447Z AUG 2008) (200057Z AUG 2008) (101354Z SEP 2008) (270837Z SEP 2008) 1639/08(51,52). AFRICA-NORTHWEST COAST. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 07 OCT THRU 31 DEC WITHIN 20 MILES BETWEEN 270 AND 360 DEGREES OF: III-1.4

SECTION III NM 52/08 A. 33-41N 008-03W. B. 29-53N 010-15W. C. 27-00N 013-50W. D. 23-35N 017-00W. E. 35-22N 004-05W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 1670/08(56). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. LEBANON. 1. UNITED NATIONS INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON (UNIFL) MARITIME TASK FORCE (MTF) IS MONITORING THE MERCHANT TRAFFIC SAILING TOWARDS LEBANESE PORTS OR TRANSITING INSIDE THE LEBANESE TERRITORIAL WATERS. THE UNIFL-MTF IS ACTING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION (UNSCR) 1701. 2. SHIPS APPROACHING THE LEBANESE TERRITORIAL WATERS ARE TO BE READY TO ANSWER UNITED NATION WARSHIPS HAILING AND TO BE CONTROLLED IN APPLICATION OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED UNSCR 1701. 3. SHIPS PLANNING TO ENTER LEBANESE TERRITORIAL WATERS ARE TO MAKE SURE THAT THEIR AGENTS IN LEBANON INFORM THE APPROPRIATE LEBANESE AUTHORITIES ABOUT THEIR INTENDED ARRIVAL. 4. SINCE 12 SEP 06 FOUR ENTRY AND TRANSITING CORRIDORS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED WITHIN THE LEBANESE TERRITORIAL WATERS: A. CORRIDOR TO TRIPOLI PORT: ENTRY POINT 34-30N 035-31E, COURSE 090 TOWARDS TRIPOLI BREAKWATER. B. CORRIDOR TO BEIRUT PORT: ENTRY POINT 33-54N 035-13E, COURSE 090 TOWARDS BEIRUT BREAKWATER. C. CORRIDOR TO SAIDA PORT: ENTRY POINT 33-34N 035-08E, COURSE 090 TOWARDS SAIDA BREAKWATER. D. COASTAL CORRIDOR: ALONG THE COASTLINE, THREE MILES FROM THE SHORELINE, TO BE USED BY MERCHANT TRAFFIC BETWEEN LEBANESE PORTS. 5. MERCHANT VESSELS USING THESE CORRIDORS ARE TO ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING RULES: A. ANY MERCHANT VESSEL DESTINED TO ONE OF THE THREE ABOVE MENTIONED PORTS SHALL SAIL TO THEIR DESTINATION USING THE INDICATED CORRIDOR UNTIL A DISTANCE OF THREE MILES FROM THE SHORE. FROM THIS POINT, THEY SHALL HEAD TO THE PORT ENTRANCE. B. ANY MERCHANT VESSEL DEPARTING A LEBANESE PORT AND DESTINED TO ANY OTHER LEBANESE PORT SHALL SAIL ALONG THE LEBANESE COAST USING THE COASTAL CORRIDOR UNTIL THE PORT OF DESTINATION ENTRANCE. C. WHEN DEPARTING FROM ANY LEBANESE PORT AND LEAVING THE LEBANESE TERRITORIAL WATERS, ALL SHIPS SHALL ASSUME COURSE 270, AS SAFE NAVIGATION PERMITS. 1690/08(24). BRAZIL-NORTH COAST. NGA CHART 24240 (5TH ED). FOUL GROUND IN 04-51.53S 037-04.95W. 1746/08(36). ENGLAND. LIVERPOOL APPROACH. NGA CHART 36028 (2ND ED). 1. BAR BUOY 53-32.02N 003-20.98W CHANGED TO LIGHTFLOAT, RED HULL, FL R 5 SEC, RACON (T). 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1697/08. 1757/08(44). BALTIC SEA. LITHUANIA. NGA CHART 44444 (6TH ED). FOUL GROUND IN 55-43.60N 020-54.77E. 1852/08(37). SOUTHERN NORTH SEA. ORDNANCE. NGA CHART 37166 (2ND ED). 1. UNEXPLODED ORDNANCE: A. IN AREA BETWEEN 52-25.0N 53-12.0N AND 002-00.0E 003-15.0E. B. WITHIN THREE MILES OF TRACKLINE BETWEEN 52-05.0N 002-32.0E AND 52-20.0N 003-00.0E. C. VICINITY 52-46.4N 001-41.9E AND 53-22.0N 001-31.0E. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 988/08. (050232Z OCT 2008) (081728Z OCT 2008) (111424Z OCT 2008) (191126Z OCT 2008) (210909Z OCT 2008) (311607Z OCT 2008) III-1.5

NM 52/08 SECTION III 1870/08(56). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 33-54N 033-53E AT 031315Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY ARE REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JRCC LARNACA, INMARSAT-B: 321099990, INMARSAT-C: 421099999, PHONE: 3 572 430 4723, FAX: 3 572 464 3254. 1901/08(36,37). NORTH ATLANTIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 47-00N 008-45W AT 060630Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC GRIS NEZ, TELEX: 42130680, PHONE: 3 332 187 2187, FAX: 3 332 187 7855. 1902/08(37). DOVER STRAIT. NGA CHART 37120 (3RD ED). 1. FOG SIGNAL AT CS4 BUOY 51-08.7N 001-34.0E PERMANENTLY DISCONTINUED. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1834/08. 1909/08(52,53). MEDITERRANEAN SEA. TUNISIA. 1. 20 METER F/V MEROUA, THREE PERSONS ON BOARD, UNREPORTED WITHIN 25 MILES OF 37-14N 010-02E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST OF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC ROME, INMARSAT-C: 424744220, PHONE: 39 065 908 4409, FAX: 39 065 908 4793. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1801/08(36), 1855/08(43), 1888/08(24) AND 1904/08(37,43). 1911/08(GEN). GULF OF ADEN ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES. 1. THIS MARAD ADVISORY PROVIDES SUGGESTED ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES FOR COMMERCIAL VESSELS TRANSITING THE GULF OF ADEN. 2. WHEN IN DISTRESS, CALL FOR HELP ON VHF-16 AND MF/HF DSC. 3. IMMEDIATELY CONTACT UKMTO BY PHONE: 971 50 552 3215, E-MAIL: UKMTO@EIM.AE. 4. IF NO ANSWER CALL MARLO BAHRAIN PHONE: 973 3940 1395, E-MAIL: MARLO.BAHRAIN@ME.NAVY.MIL. 5. ALSO ACTIVATE SSAS (SHIP SECURITY ALERT SYSTEM). 6. THIS ADVISORY WAS COORDINATED WITH UKMTO (UNITED KINGDOM MARITIME TRADE ORGANISATION) AND MARLO (MARITIME LIAISON OFFICE) BAHRAIN. 7. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS ADVISORY, CONTACT MR. RAWLINS, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SECURITY, CODE: MAR-420, ROOM W23-440, 1200 NEW JERSEY AVE, S.E., WASHINGTON, DC 20590, PHONE: 202 366 5524, FAX: 202 366 3954, TELEX II: 710 822 9426 (MARAD DOT WSH) OR E-MAIL: MARADSECURITY@DOT.GOV. 1912/08(35). IRELAND-SOUTH COAST. NGA CHART 35147 (1ST ED). MINE HEAD LIGHT 51-59.6N 007-35.2W CHANGED TO: FL (4) W 30 SEC. 1916/08(24). BRAZIL-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 24190 (15TH ED). DANGEROUS WRECK IN 16-40.95S 038-56.33W. 1917/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. PIPE LAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GLOBAL IROQUOIS IN AREA BOUND BY 23-40.6S 045-12.4W, 23-41.0S 045-11.0W, 23-43.6S 045-11.7W, 23-43.3S 045-13.0W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 1971/08(37). FRANCE-NORTHWEST COAST. NGA CHART 37050 (9TH ED). 1. SOUTHWEST LANBY 48-30N 005-45W UNLIT AND RACON INOPERATIVE. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1707/08. (031615Z NOV 2008) (060959Z NOV 2008) (061439Z NOV 2008) (071318Z NOV 2008) (071427Z NOV 2008) (071630Z NOV 2008) (072106Z NOV 2008) (080047Z NOV 2008) (151108Z NOV 2008) III-1.6

SECTION III NM 52/08 1984/08(53). MALTA CHANNEL. 1. CABLE LAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 DEC BY M/V TELERI ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 35-57.02N 014-23.94E AND 37-39.55N 012-34.21E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 1997/08(53,56). LIBYA TO LAMPEDUSA. VESSEL, 100 PERSONS ONBOARD, UNREPORTED LIBYA (32-54N 013-11E) TO LAMPEDUSA (35-30N 012-36E). VESSELS REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC ROME, INMARSAT-C: 424744220, PHONE: 039 065 908 4527 OR 039 065 908 4409, FAX: 3 906 592 2737 OR 039 065 908 4793. 2004/08(24). URUGUAY. NAVTEX. 1. NAVTEX STATION LA PALOMA OFF AIR. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1982/08. 2032/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. NGA CHART 24141 (4TH ED). FOUL GROUND IN 25-37.27S 048-13.53W. 2035/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTHEAST COAST NGA CHART 24172 (4TH ED). RACON AT ILHA DOS PACOTES LIGHT 20-21.1S 040-15.0W INOPERATIVE. 2036/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTHEAST COAST NGA CHART 24172 (4TH ED). RACON AT PONTA DE SANTA LUZIA 20-19.5S 040-16.1W INOPERATIVE. 2040/08(56). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. EGYPT. 1. SURVEY OPERATION IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V FUGRO NAVIGATOR IN AREA BOUND BY 32-03.02N 031-21.69E, 31-58.31N 031-15.58E, 31-50.08N 031-24.03E, 31-54.73N 031-30.27E. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1837/08. 2050/08(57). SOUTH ATLANTIC. ANGOLA. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V RAMFORM CHALLENGER TOWING 12 6000 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 06-25S 011-02E, 06-43S 011-30E, 07-15S 011-02E, 06-56S 011-32E. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2053/08(52). TUNISIA-NORTH COAST. 1. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 02 MAR 09 BY M/V UTEC SURVEYOR, M/V AURELIA AND M/V FLYING ENTERPRISE ALONG TRACKLINE JOINING 37-41.49N 011-18.11E, 37-40.64N 010-55.81E, 37-51.08N 010-19.88E, 37-57.37N 009-44.01E, 38-01.06N 009-10.45E, 38-00.04N 008-43.26E, 38-07.92N 008-22.70E, 38-14.39N 008-12.04E. 1000 METER BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1717/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 03 MAR 09. 2074/08(GEN). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. LIBYA. 32 METER M/V OYI, SIX PERSONS ON BOARD, UNREPORTED ZWARA (32-55N 012-07E). LAST CONTACT IN UNKNOWN POSITION AT 280700Z NOV. VESSELS REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC ROME, INMARSAT-C: 424744220, PHONE: 3 906 592 4145 OR 39 065 908 4409, FAX: 3 906 592 2737 OR 39 065 908 4793. (171358Z NOV 2008) (200456Z NOV 2008) (210851Z NOV 2008) (241650Z NOV 2008) (250054Z NOV 2008) (250106Z NOV 2008) (251218Z NOV 2008) (261942Z NOV 2008) (271251Z NOV 2008) (030342Z DEC 2008) 2075/08(56). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. EGYPT. 1. PIPELAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 03 JAN 09 ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 31-54.07N 032-13.01E AND 31-51.13N 032-05.90E. III-1.7

NM 52/08 SECTION III WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 04 JAN 09. 2077/08(37). ENGLAND-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 37053 (1ST ED). SUNK INNER LIGHT BUOY 51-51.0N 001-34.9E REPLACED BY LIGHT FLOAT ISO, 3 SEC, 11 METERS, 12 MILES, HORN 30 SEC, RACON (T), IN 51-51.0N 001-34.9E. 2080/08(62). GULF OF ADEN. PIRACY. 1. THE ANTI PIRACY PATROL-INDIAN NAVAL SHIP MYSORE (MYS) IDENTIFIED A POTENTIAL HIGH THREAT FROM PIRATE ATTACK IN LOCATION 13-39N 048-55E. 2. THE SHIP ENCOUNTERED A CONCENTRATION OF SMALL CRAFT WITHIN 10 NM OF 13-39N 048-55E AT 030800Z DEC. THE BOATS WERE INVESTIGATED BY THE SHIPS HELICOPTER AND THE FOLLOWING EMERGED: A. GROUPS OF SKIFFS OPERATING TOGETHER. GROUP BROKE OFF IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS ON APPROACH OF HELICOPTER. B. ALL SKIFFS OPERATING AT HIGH SPEEDS. C. IN EXCESS OF FIVE PERSONNEL ON MOST SKIFFS. 3. RECOMMEND VESSELS BE ADVISED TO OBSERVE ALL ANTI PIRACY MEASURES IN ABOVE AREA. 2084/08(37). ENGLAND-EAST COAST. SUBMARINE CABLE OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY BARGE EIDE 28 ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 51-48.4N 001-12.6E AND 51-43.9N 001-14.3E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2086/08(53). MALTA CHANNEL. 1. CABLE LAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 DEC BY M/V PETER FABER WITH SUBMERSIBLE ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 35-57N 014-24E AND 37-39N 012-35E. TWO MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 2087/08(52). TUNISIA-EAST COAST. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V TOISA DARING, M/V LAMU, M/V PIEMONTE AND M/V ATLANTE IN AREA BOUND BY 36-22.5N 010-54.2E, 36-06.9N 010-49.3E, 36-07.5N 010-49.7E. 1000 METER BERTH REQUESTED. 2089/08(37). ENGLAND-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 37056 (1ST ED). NORTH SCROBY LIGHT 52-40.1N 001-47.3E UNLIT. 2090/08(53,54). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. ORDNANCE. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 172359Z DEC AND 210001Z TO 312359Z DEC WITHIN 25 MILES OF 37-00N 017-00E. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2068/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 010059Z JAN 09. 2094/08(24). NORTH ATLANTIC. ROCKETS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 1630Z TO 0030Z COMMENCING DAILY 10 DEC THRU 10 JAN 09 IN AREAS: A. BETWEEN 05-19N 05-04N AND 052-47W 052-30W. B. BOUND BY 05-22N 047-41W, 04-51N 047-42W, 04-53N 048-42W, 05-23N 048-41W. C. BOUND BY 05-06N 046-00W, 04-50N 046-00W, 04-55N 047-43W, 05-11N 047-42W. D. BOUND BY 05-35N 043-45W, 04-23N 043-45W, 04-19N 041-05W, 05-31N 041-03W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 110130Z JAN 09. (031339Z DEC 2008) (031644Z DEC 2008) (031833Z DEC 2008) (040233Z DEC 2008) (041511Z DEC 2008) (041519Z DEC 2008) (041827Z DEC 2008) (041852Z DEC 2008) (050502Z DEC 2008) III-1.8

SECTION III NM 52/08 2096/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. 1. PIPE LAYING OPERATIONS 051000Z TO 202200Z DEC BY M/V MAERSK ASSISTER ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 23-41.85S 045-13.18W AND 24-02.58S 044-47.67W. TWO MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 202300Z DEC. 2097/08(51,57). GULF OF GUINEA. ROCKETS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 1630Z TO 0030Z COMMENCING DAILY 10 DEC THRU 10 JAN 09 IN AREA BOUND BY 01-06S 001-34W, 00-42S 001-47W, 01-03N 016-37W, 02-51N 016-24W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 110130Z JAN 09. 2103/08(24). BRAZIL-EAST COAST. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 120001Z TO 190001Z DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 12-25S 037-53W, 12-25S 037-49W, 12-28S 037-56W, 12-28S 037-52W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 190101Z DEC. 2107/08(51). NORTH ATLANTIC. CAPE VERDE. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED FROM M/V TERRY VICINITY 19-00.2N 021-02.9W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC DAKAR, PHONE: 221 826 5001, FAX: 221 826 5000. 2110/08(37). BAY OF BISCAY. M/V BALLYHEALY DISABLED AND ADRIFT IN 46-39.14N 002-37.54W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT. 2112/08(37). DOVER STRAIT NGA CHART 37120 (3RD ED). 1. MDW BUOY 51-19.1N 001-59.4E UNLIT. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2108/08. 2117/08(24). BRAZIL-EAST COAST. 1. SUBMARINE CABLE OPERATIONS 12 THRU 18 DEC BY M/V LARS GRAEL IN AREA BOUND BY 11-00.43S 037-03.73W, 11-00.83S 037-03.45W, 11-01.55S 037-02.68W, 11-02.05S 037-02.67W, 11-03.68S 037-02.43W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 19 DEC. 2124/08(24). BRAZIL-NORTH COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 10 JAN 09 BY M/V VERITAS VANTAGE TOWING EIGHT 6500 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BETWEEN 02-02.45N 00-14.28S AND 043-06.55W 046-28.72W. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 11 JAN 09. 2141/08(35). SCOTLAND-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 35119 (2ND ED). 1. RHUDA MHAIL LIGHT 55-56.2N 006-07.4W CHANGED TO: FL (3) 15 SEC 45 METERS 19 MILES. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1141/08. 2142/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTHEAST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 202359Z APR 09 BY M/V POLAR QUEEN IN AREA BOUND BY 21-51S 039-43W, 22-51S 039-54W, 22-07S 040-09W, 22-09S 040-06W, 21-59S 039-56W, 21-59S 039-44W. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2136/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 210059Z APR 09. (050845Z DEC 2008) (051100Z DEC 2008) (070720Z DEC 2008) (071644Z DEC 2008) (080049Z DEC 2008) (081233Z DEC 2008) (090218Z DEC 2008) (110144Z DEC 2008) (121746Z DEC 2008) (130217Z DEC 2008) III-1.9

NM 52/08 SECTION III 2143/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY 130300Z DEC TO 130259Z JAN 09 BY M/V RAMFORM SOVEREING TOWING 14 8100 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 26-08.28S 042-44.42W, 25-32.48S 043-46.58W, 24-35.43S 043-03.05W, 25-12.30S 042-05.08W. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2056/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 130359Z JAN 09. 2146/08(GEN). 1. HYDROLANT MESSAGES IN FORCE 130800Z DEC 2008. ONLY THOSE MESSAGES ISSUED DURING THE LAST SIX WEEKS ARE LISTED HEREIN. 2008 SERIES: 1870(56), 1880(36), 1882(52,53,56), 1901(36,37), 1902(37), 1909(52,53), 1911(GEN), 1912(35), 1916(24), 1917(24), 1928(56), 1962(36), 1964(36), 1968(37), 1971(37), 1984(53), 1997(53,56), 2004(24), 2023(38), 2032(24), 2035(24), 2036(24), 2040(56), 2050(57), 2053(52), 2067(57,61), 2074(GEN), 2075(56), 2077(37), 2080(62), 2084(37), 2086(53), 2087(52), 2088(56), 2089(37), 2090(53,54), 2094(24), 2096(24), 2097(51,57), 2103(24), 2105(36), 2107(51), 2110(37), 2112(37), 2116(24), 2117(24), 2122(24), 2124(24), 2126(24), 2127(23,29), 2132(24), 2133(24), 2134(24), 2135(24), 2138(24), 2140(35,36), 2141(35), 2142(24), 2143(24), 2144(24), 2145(35). 2. THE SUMMARY OF ALL HYDROLANT MESSAGES IN FORCE AS OF 20 DEC 2007 IS GIVEN IN SEC III OF NM 52/07. WARNINGS ISSUED DURING THE SUBSEQUENT QUARTERS ARE SUMMARIZED IN NM 13/08, 26/08 AND 39/08. 3. CANCEL HYDROLANT 85/08, 1810/08, 1817/08, 1831/08, 2000/08, 2101/08, 2119/08, 2121/08. 2149/08(57). GULF OF GUINEA. 1. SIESMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 15 FEB 09 BY M/V AMADEUS IN AREA BETWEEN 04-05.01N 04-25.88N AND 002-52.76W 003-19.05W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 16 FEB 09. 2151/08(36,51). NORTH ATLANTIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ VICINITY 42-00N 020-00W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC DELGADA, TELEX: 82479, PHONE: 35 129 628 1777, FAX: 35 129 620 5239. 2152/08(24). BRAZIL-EAST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY 140300Z TO 190259Z DEC BY M/V WESTERN PATRIOT TOWING 6500 METER LONG CABLE IN AREA BETWEEN 19-42S 20-27S AND 038-03W 038-57W. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 190359Z DEC. 2156/08(37). NORTH SEA. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ FROM M/V LEOPARD IN 55-21.8N 006-07.2E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC BREMEN, PHONE: 004 942 153 6870. 2158/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 19 DEC BY M/V DISCOVERER IN AREA BETWEEN 32-20S 33-06S AND 049-38W 050-40W. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 20 DEC. 2161/08(37). FRANCE-NORTHWEST COAST. NGA CHART 37050 (9TH ED). 1. NORTHEAST BUOY 49-59.5N 005-24.0W UNLIT AND RACON INOPERATIVE. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1968/08. (130220Z DEC 2008) (130947Z DEC 2008) (131455Z DEC 2008) (140052Z DEC 2008) (140057Z DEC 2008) (141659Z DEC 2008) (150830Z DEC 2008) (151432Z DEC 2008) III-1.10

SECTION III NM 52/08 2162/08(35). SCOTLAND-WEST COAST. SOUND OF RUM. NGA CHART 35079 (1ST ED). SHOALS REPORTED IN AREA BOUND BY 56-57N 006-22W, 56-43N 006-14W, 56-47N 005-58W, 56-59N 006-05W. 2164/08(57). SOUTH ATLANTIC. ANGOLA. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V CREST DIAMOND IN AREA BETWEEN 06-35S 06-46S AND 012-10E 012-20E. TEN MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1806/08. 2166/08(23,29). SOUTH ATLANTIC. ICE. 1. ICEBERGS SIGHTED IN: A. A43K, 53-01S 031-49W. B. C8, 61-42S 051-09W. C. D18, 56-34S 024-56W. D. UK236, 55-17S 036-04W. E. UK248, 52-19S 038-47W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 23 DEC. 2167/08(56). EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA. 1. M/V FAROUK SUNK IN 33-04N 032-53E. SEVEN PERSONS RECOVERED, THREE PERSONS REMAIN MISSING. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JRCC LARNACA, INMARSAT-C: 421099999, TELEX: 321099992, PHONE: 3 572 430 4723, FAX: 3 572 464 3254. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2153/08. 2169/08(36). IRISH SEA. NGA CHART 36025 (1ST ED). 1. YELLOW BUOY 53-52.4N 003-28.3W MISSING. 2. WEST CARDINAL BUOY 53-55.0N 003-40.1W UNRELIABLE. 3. EAST CARDINAL BUOY 53-55.5N 003-38.3W UNLIT. 4. CANCEL HYDROLANT 1880/08. 2171/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 212130Z TO 212215Z DEC WITHIN FIVE MILES OF 23-54S 045-05W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 212315Z DEC. 2172/08(37). SOUTHERN NORTH SEA. NGA CHART 37059 (0 ED). MINERVA GAS FIELD PLATFORM 47/3C 53-57.0N 000-35.6E UNLIT. 2176/08(24). BRAZIL-EAST COAST. 1. UNDERWATER OPERATIONS 18 DEC THRU 06 JAN 09 BY M/V IDUNA IN AREA BOUND BY 07-36.61S 034-48.37W, 07-36.61S 034-39.34W, 08-08.41S 034-33.99W, 08-08.41S 034-52.49W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 07 JAN 09. 2178/08(51). NORTH ATLANTIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 40-15.3N 015-45.7W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC DELGADA, TELEX: 82479, PHONE: 35 129 628 1777, FAX: 35 129 620 5239. 2180/08(GEN). GPS SATELLITE SYSTEM. 1. PRN 14 UNUSABLE 190230Z TO 191700Z DEC. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 191800Z DEC. (151629Z DEC 2008) (152127Z DEC 2008) (160346Z DEC 2008) (160650Z DEC 2008) (161414Z DEC 2008) (161605Z DEC 2008) (161641Z DEC 2008) (170107Z DEC 2008) (170706Z DEC 2008) (171400Z DEC 2008) 2181/08(37). BAY OF BISCAY. VESSEL ELISABETH K DISABLED AND ADRIFT VICINITY 46-04.5N 006-02.4W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. III-1.11

NM 52/08 SECTION III REPORTS TO MRCC ETEL, TELEX: 42950519, PHONE: 3 329 755 3535, FAX: 3 329 755 4934, E-MAIL: ETEL@MRCCFR.EU. 2183/08(36). WALES-SOUTHWEST COAST. UNDERWATER OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY CABLESHIP WAVE SENTINEL VICINITY 51-50.3N 005-51.4W. ONE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2184/08(57). SOUTH ATLANTIC. SEISMIC SRUVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V WESTERN TRIDENT TOWING EIGHT 4.5 MILE LONG CABLES IN AREA BETWEEN 06-07S 07-05S AND 010-20E 011-07E SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2187/08(37). BAY OF BISCAY. 1. 13 METER F/V LES SALES GOSSES DISABLED AND ADRIFT IN 43-56N 001-37W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 24 DEC. 2188/08(24). BRAZIL-NORTHEAST COAST. NGA CHART 24016 (53RD ED). ATOL DAS ROCAS LIGHT 03-51.36S 033-49.05W UNLIT. 2189/08(24). BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY 180300Z TO 220259Z DEC BY M/V RIG SUPPORTER WITH SUBMERSIBLE IN AREA BOUND BY 25-10.3S 042-48.4W, 25-17.5S 042-29.3W, 25-46.7S 042-45.1W, 25-40.5S 043-09.3W. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 220359Z DEC. 2190/08(38). NORTH ATLANTIC. NGA CHART 35018 (1ST ED). SKADAN LIGHT 59-30.9N 001-39.0W AT REDUCED INTENSITY. 2191/08(23). SOUTH ATLANTIC. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GEO SEARCHER TOWING 11000 METER LONG CABLES ALONG TRACKLINE JOINING 40-00.0S 057-20.0W, 41-03.1S 57-24.4W, 46-17.9S 060-35.6W. SEVEN MILE BERTH REQUESTED. (171433Z DEC 2008) (171820Z DEC 2008) (172004Z DEC 2008) (172205Z DEC 2008) (180106Z DEC 2008) (180111Z DEC 2008) (180146Z DEC 2008) (180158Z DEC 2008) III-1.12

SECTION III NM 52/08 2007 series NAVAREA XII 266/07(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. MEXICAN CHART SM-400. NGA CHART 21017 (50TH ED). CABO CORRIENTES LIGHT 20-24.0N 105-42.8W UNLIT. 267/07(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. MEXICAN CHART SM-400 AND SM-500. NGA CHART 21020 (42ND ED). PUNTA GRAHAM LIGHT 19-10.6N 104-41.5W UNLIT. 268/07(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. MEXICAN CHART SM-521.2 AND SM-521.4. NGA CHART 21020 (42ND ED). PUNTA GARROBO LIGHT 17-37N 101-33W UNLIT. 348/07(21). EASTERN NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 21661 (12TH ED). LIGHTS UNLIT: 1. GUADALUPE N. SIDE 29-09N 118-16W. 2. GUADALUPE ISLAND 28-59N 118-19W. 376/07(21). MEXICO. BAJA CALIFORNIA-WEST COAST. MEXICAN CHART SM 010. NGA CHART 21160 (1ST ED). CABO COLONET LIGHT 30-57.7N 116-19.8W UNRELIABLE. 377/07(21). MEXICO. GOLFO DE CALIFORNIA. MEXICAN CHART SM 200. NGA CHART 21008 (62ND ED). PUNTA WILLARD LIGHT 28-53.3N 112-35.8W UNRELIABLE. 378/07(21). MEXICO. GOLFO DE CALIFORNIA. MEXICAN CHART SM 200. NGA CHART 21008 (62ND ED). ISLA SAN ESTEBAN LIGHT 28-42.8N 112-33.0W UNRELIABLE. 379/07(21). MEXICO. GOLFO DE CALIFORNIA. MEXICAN CHART SM 300. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). 1. SAN IGNACIO FARALLON LIGHT 25-26.2N 109-24.1W UNRELIABLE. 2. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 341/07, AID RESTORED. 2008 series 6/08(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 21120 (27TH ED). LOS INOCENTES LIGHT 23-46.0N 110-40.7W UNLIT. 7/08(21). MEXICO-SOUTH COAST. NGA CHART 21023 (41ST ED). PUNTA GALERA LIGHT 15-56.9N 097-42.0W UNLIT. 44/08(21). EASTERN NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 21661 (12TH ED). ISLA CLARION LIGHT 18-20.8N 114-44.2W UNLIT. 78/08(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 21017 (50TH ED). ROCA CORBETENA LIGHT 20-43.7N 105-51.0W UNLIT. 91/08(21). BAJA CALIFORNIA-SOUTHEAST COAST. NGA CHART 21120(27TH ED). PUNTA ARENA LIGHT 23-33.3N 109-28.3W UNLIT. (122221Z OCT 2007) (122237Z OCT 2007) (122250Z OCT 2007) (041532Z DEC 2007) (311246Z DEC 2007) (311253Z DEC 2007) (311258Z DEC 2007) (311303Z DEC 2007) (111512Z JAN 2008) (111522Z JAN 2008) (091722Z FEB 2008) (051217Z MAR 2008) (151048Z MAR 2008) III-1.13

NM 52/08 SECTION III 146/08(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). YAMETO LIGHT 24-47.0N 108-05.0W UNLIT. 360/08(21). BAJA CALIFORNIA-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 21160 (1ST ED). RADIOBEACON AT ISLA DE SAN MARTIN LIGHT 30-29.3N 116-07.4W OFF AIR. 453/08(21). MEXICO. BAJA CALIFORNIA. NGA CHART 21121 (18TH ED). PUNTA REDONDA LIGHT 24-30.9N 112-00.3W UNLIT. 467/08(GEN). GULF OF ADEN ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES. 1. THIS MARAD ADVISORY PROVIDES SUGGESTED ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES FOR COMMERCIAL VESSELS TRANSITING THE GULF OF ADEN. 2. WHEN IN DISTRESS, CALL FOR HELP ON VHF-16 AND MF/HF DSC. 3. IMMEDIATELY CONTACT UKMTO BY PHONE: 971 50 552 3215, E-MAIL: UKMTO@EIM.AE. 4. IF NO ANSWER CALL MARLO BAHRAIN PHONE: 973 3940 1395, E-MAIL: MARLO.BAHRAIN@ME.NAVY.MIL. 5. ALSO ACTIVATE SSAS (SHIP SECURITY ALERT SYSTEM). 6. THIS ADVISORY WAS COORDINATED WITH UKMTO (UNITED KINGDOM MARITIME TRADE ORGANISATION) AND MARLO (MARITIME LIAISON OFFICE) BAHRAIN. 7. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS ADVISORY, CONTACT MR. RAWLINS, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SECURITY, CODE: MAR-420, ROOM W23-440, 1200 NEW JERSEY AVE, S.E., WASHINGTON, DC 20590, PHONE: 202 366 5524, FAX: 202 366 3954, TELEX II: 710 822 9426 (MARAD DOT WSH) OR E-MAIL: MARADSECURITY@DOT.GOV. 487/08(21). MEXICO. BAJA CALIFORNIA-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). LAS LOBERAS LIGHT 24-50.2N 110-34.6W UNLIT. 488/08(21). MEXICO. BAJA CALIFORNIA-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). ISOLETE EL PARDITO LIGHT 24-51N 110-36W UNLIT. 489/08(21). MEXICO. BAJA CALIFORNIA-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). ISLA LAS ANIMAS LIGHT 25-06.4N 110-31.5W UNLIT. 490/08(21). MEXICO-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 21342 (28TH ED). MORRO CARRIZAL LIGHT 19-05.1N 104-26.4W UNLIT. (151504Z APR 2008) (041420Z SEP 2008) (301755Z OCT 2008) (071428Z NOV 2008) (212320Z NOV 2008) (212334Z NOV 2008) (212340Z NOV 2008) (212356Z NOV 2008) 508/08(19). NORTH PACIFIC. HAWAII. MISSILES. 1. INTERMITTENT MISSILE FIRING OPERATIONS 0001Z TO 2400Z DAILY MONDAY THRU SUNDAY IN THE PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, HAWAIIAN AREA, BARKING SANDS, KAUAI. THE MAJORITY OF MISSILE FIRINGS TAKE PLACE 1600Z TO 0400Z DAILY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. THE PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY HAWAIIAN AREA (W188) IS BOUND BY 22-02.4N 159-47.3W, 22-00.0N 159-51.0W, 22-00.0N 160-00.0W, 22-02.7N 160-09.1W, 22-03.0N 160-21.0W, 22-05.0N 161-35.0W, 22-56.0N 161-49.0W, 22-45.0N 161-25.0W, 23-57.0N 160-41.0W, 25-41.0N 161-36.0W, 25-47.0N 158-15.0W, 23-54.0N 158-15.0W, 22-20.0N 159-09.0W, 21-58.1N 159-20.5W, 22-13.0N 159-42.0W, 22-00.0N 159-51.0W. 2. VESSELS MAY BE REQUESTED TO ALTER COURSE WITHIN THE ABOVE AREA DUE TO FIRING OPERATIONS AND ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT "MISSILE RANGE BARKING SANDS" ON 2182 KHZ, 4491 USB OR 156.8 MHZ (CHANNEL 16) BEFORE ENTERING THE ABOVE BOUNDARIES. IF UNABLE TO CONTACT THE PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY PRIOR TO ENTERING OR WHILE IN THE WARNING AREA, RELAY MESSAGES THROUGH U.S. COAST GUARD HONOLULU. 3. VESSELS INBOUND AND OUTBOUND FOR HAWAIIAN PORTS WILL CREATE THE LEAST INTERFERENCE TO FIRING OPERATIONS AS WELL AS ENHANCE III-1.14

SECTION III NM 52/08 THE VESSEL'S SAFETY BY PASSING SOUTH OF THE ISLANDS OF KAUAI AND NIIHAU DURING SPECIFIED TIMES. 4. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 456/08. 509/08(21). GOLFO DE CALIFORNIA. ISLA DE SAN JOSE. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). 1. PUNTA COLORADO LIGHT 25-01.4N 110-35.7W UNLIT. 2. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 486/08. 510/08(21). GOLFO DE CALIFORNIA. NGA CHART 21014 (72ND ED). ISLA SAN DIEGO LIGHT 25-12.0N 110-42.2W UNLIT. 529/08(GEN). 1. NAVAREA XII MESSAGES IN FORCE 130800Z DEC 2008. ONLY THOSE MESSAGES ISSUED DURING THE LAST SIX WEEKS ARE LISTED HEREIN. 2008 SERIES: 467(GEN), 487(21), 488(21), 489(21), 490(21), 508(19), 509(21), 510(21), 523(18), 526(16,17). 2. THE SUMMARY OF ALL NAVAREA XII MESSAGES IN FORCE AS OF 20 DEC 2007 IS GIVEN IN SEC III OF NM 52/07. WARNINGS ISSUED DURING THE SUBSEQUENT QUARTERS ARE SUMMARIZED IN NM 13/08, 26/08 AND 39/08. 3. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 520/08, 528/08. 531/08(18). EASTERN NORTH PACIFIC. MISSILES. 1. INTERMITTENT MISSILE FIRING OPERATIONS 0001Z TO 2359Z DAILY MONDAY THRU SUNDAY IN THE NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER SEA RANGE. THE MAJORITY OF MISSILE FIRINGS TAKE PLACE 1400Z TO 2359Z AND 0001Z TO 0200Z DAILY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY IN AREA BOUND BY 34-02N 119-04W, 33-52N 119-06W, 33-29N 118-37W, 33-20N 118-37W, 32-11N 120-16W, 31-54N 121-35W, 35-09N 123-39W, 35-29N 123-00W, 35-57N 121-32W, 34-04N 119-04W. 2. VESSELS MAY BE REQUESTED TO ALTER COURSE WITHIN THE ABOVE AREA DUE TO FIRING OPERATIONS AND ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT PLEAD CONTROL ON 5081.5 KHZ (5080 KHZ) OR 3238.5 KHZ (3237 KHZ) SECONDARY OR 156.8 MHZ (CH 16) OR 127.55 MHZ BEFORE ENTERING THE ABOVE BOUNDARIES AND MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS GUARD WHILE WITHIN THE RANGE. 3. VESSELS INBOUND AND OUTBOUND FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PORTS WILL CREATE THE LEAST INTERFERENCE TO FIRING OPERATIONS DURING THE SPECIFIC PERIODS, AS WELL AS ENHANCE THE VESSEL'S SAFETY WHEN PASSING THE THROUGH THE VICINITY OF THE SEA RANGE. IF THEY WILL TRANSIT VIA THE SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL AND WITHIN NINE MILES OFFSHORE VICINITY OF POINT MUGU OR CROSS THE AREA SOUTHWEST OF SAN NICOLAS ISLAND BETWEEN SUNSET AND SUNRISE. 4. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 523/08. (300927Z NOV 2008) (300952Z NOV 2008) (300958Z NOV 2008) (130950Z DEC 2008) (140930Z DEC 2008) III-1.15

SECTION III NM 52/08 2006 series HYDROPACS 1018/06(63). INDIA-EAST COAST. CHART 63310 (5TH ED). DANGEROUS WRECK VICINITY 20-04.80N 086-41.65E. 2454/06(93). GULF OF THAILAND. PIPELAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 07-10.0N 103-05.8E AND 07-26.0N 102-54.0E. 2007 series 8/07(71). SOUTH CHINA SEA. CHART 71036 (8TH ED). 19.5 METER SHOAL REPORTED IN 02-08S 108-44E. 475/07(92). SULU SEA. CHART 92020 (2ND ED). NAVIGATION PROHIBITED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE IN AREA BETWEEN 10-09.0N 10-19.0N AND 122-11.0E 122-20.5E. 593/07(73). BATU TARA ISLAND. CHART 73004 (4TH ED). VOLCANIC ACTIVITY REPORTED IN 07-48S 123-36E AT 012000Z APR. 751/07(62). PERSIAN GULF. PIPE TRENCHING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V PLB 648 AND M/V CCC PIONEER IN AREA BETWEEN 26-44N 26-20N AND 051-40E 052-07E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 998/07(22). CHILE. RADIO SERVICES. DSC STATION IQUIQUE 20-21S 070-06W OFF AIR. 1284/07(71). SOUTH CHINA SEA. NGA CHART 71430 (3RD ED). DEPTHS REPORTED 3 TO 7 METERS LESS THAN CHARTED IN VICINITY 00-32.6S 105-04.3E. 1394/07(94). TAIWAN STRAIT. NGA CHART 94060 (10TH ED). SUBMERGED OBSTRUCTION VICINITY 24-42N 119-15E. 1725/07(93). SOUTH CHINA SEA. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V CGG HARMATTAN TOWING SIX 6500 METER LONG CABLES IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 11-27.55N 109-37.43E, 11-04.07N 109-37.22E, 11-03.39N 109-50.50E, 11-28.04N 109-50.36E. B. 10-55.43N 109-49.12E, 10-30.39N 109-48.30E, 10-30.19N 110-06.35E, 10-55.30N 110-06.44E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1724/07(83), SIGNAL CEASED. 3. CANCEL HYDROPAC 686/07. 2008 series (022023Z JUN 2006) (141440Z DEC 2006) (021416Z JAN 2007) (140947Z MAR 2007) (020240Z APR 2007) (241220Z APR 2007) (090252Z JUN 2007) (251338Z JUL 2007) (091451Z AUG 2007) (060416Z OCT 2007) 44/08(GEN). NORTHERN ARABIAN GULF. 1. BACKGROUND: AT THE REQUEST OF THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS (UNSCR) 1483 AND 1546, A MULTINATIONAL MARITIME SECURITY FORCE (MSF) CONTINUES TO OPERATE IN THE NORTHERN ARABIAN GULF (NAG). THIS FORCE IS AUTHORIZED TO CONDUCT MARITIME SECURITY OPERATIONS TO PREVENT THE UNAUTHORIZED TRADE OF ARMS AND RELATED MATERIAL, TO PERFORM CUSTOMARY DEFENSE MISSIONS ON BEHALF OF THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT AND TO TAKE ALL NECESSARY MEASURES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE MAINTENANCE OF SECURITY AND STABILITY IN IRAQ. 2. ACTION: ALL VESSELS EN ROUTE TO AND FROM IRAQI PORTS ARE SUBJECT TO III-1.17

NM 52/08 SECTION III QUERY, AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO BOARDING AND INSPECTION BY THE MSF UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. THIS NOTICE AFFECTS VESSELS TRAVERSING OR PREPARING TO TRAVERSE IRAQI TERRITORIAL WATERS, THEKHAWR ABD ALLAH, SHATT AL ARAB AND IRAQ'S OFFSHORE AL BASRAH AND KHAWR AL'AMAYA OIL TERMINALS. INSPECTIONS ARE CONDUCTED TO VERIFY COMPLIANCE WITH RELEVANT UNSCRS AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE INTENANCE OF SECURITY AND STABILITY IN IRAQ. THE INTENT IS TO CONDUCT THOROUGH INSPECTIONS WITH MINIMUM DISRUPTION TO MARITIME COMMERCE. ALL CLEARED VESSELS WILL BE PERMITTED TO PROCEED TO THEIR NEXT PORT OF CALL UPON INSPECTION COMPLETION. ANY VESSEL CARRYING UNAUTHORIZED ARMS AND RELATED MATERIAL OR OTHER CARGO THAT COULD JEOPARDIZE THE MAINTENANCE OF SECURITY AND STABILITY IN IRAQ WILL BE DETAINED AND TURNED OVER TO THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRAQI LAW. SPECIFICALLY, VIOLATIONS MAY RESULT IN THE SEIZURE AND CONFISCATION OF CARGO BY THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT. ADDITIONALLY, THE MASTER AND CREW MEMBERS OF VESSELS CARRYING SUCH CARGO ARE SUBJECT TO ARREST, DETENTION, AND PROSECUTION UNDER IRAQI LAW. STRICT ADHERENCE TO THE PROCEDURES IN THIS NOTICE WILL MINIMIZE DELAYS ASSOCIATED WITH SUCH INSPECTIONS. IRAQI PORT STATUS, CATEGORIES OF VESSEL TRAFFIC THAT CAN BE ACCEPTED, AND OTHER RESTRICTIONS WILL BE PUBLISHED VIA SEPARATE NOTICE BY THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT. HYDROGRAPHIC CONDITIONS OF IRAQI PORTS AND CONNECTING WATERWAYS WILL ALSO BE PUBLISHED VIA SEPARATE NOTICE BY THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT. PARTIES WISHING TO DISPATCH SHIPS TO IRAQI PORTS ARE ADVISED TO REVIEW THESE NOTICES AND CONTACT THE IRAQI PORT AUTHORITY FOR CURRENT ENTRY PROTOCOL AND RESTRICTIONS. 3. CHECKPOINT: VESSELS BOUND FOR OR DEPARTING FROM IRAQI PORTS AND OFFSHORE OIL TERMINALS MUST PASS WITHIN A FIVE NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF LATITUDE TWENTY-NINE DEGREES THIRTY-FIVE MINUTES NORTH AND LONGITUDE FORTY-EIGHT DEGREES FIFTY-THREE MINUTES EAST (29-35N 048-53E). APPROACHING VESSELS MUST CONTACT THE MARITIME SECURITY FORCE COMMANDER ON MARINE VHF (BRIDGE-TO-BRIDGE) RADIO TELEPHONE, CHANNEL 16 WITHIN FIVE NAUTICAL MILES OF THIS POINT AND BE PREPARED TO RESPOND TOMSF QUERIES. 4. NOTIFICATION: ALL SHIPPING MUST BE COORDINATED WITH THE IRAQI PORT AUTHORITY OR STATE OIL MARKETING ORGANIZATION (SOMO). 5. CARGO DOCUMENTATION: DOCUMENTATION FOR IRAQ BOUND CARGO MUST INCLUDE THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW. A. AN ORIGINAL MANIFEST DESCRIBING THE CARGO, AS WELL AS ITS LOCATION IN THE SHIP, MUST BE ONBOARD. THE ORIGINAL MANIFEST MUST INCLUDE THE PORT OF ORIGIN, PORTS OF CALL, COMPLETE BUSINESS NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL SHIPPERS AND CONSIGNEES AND FINAL DESTINATION OF ALL CARGO. A COMPLETE BUSINESS ADDRESS MUST INCLUDE, THE STREET ADDRESS, A PROMINENT IDENTIFIABLE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION, OR A POST OFFICE BOX, CONTACT PERSON, NAME OR RECIPIENT MINISTRY OR ENTITY, AN E-MAIL ADDRESS PLUS A TELEPHONE NUMBER OR FAX NUMBER. B. CONSIGNEE NAMES AND ADDRESSES ON ALL CARGO MUST MATCH THE MANIFEST. C. THE MANIFEST MUST BEAR AN ORIGINAL SIGNATURE OF THE VESSEL'S MASTER OR CHIEF MATE. THE MANIFEST MAY BE ON SHIPPERS LETTERHEAD, FAX, PHOTOCOPY OR COMPUTER PRINTOUT, BUT IT MUST BEAR AN ORIGINAL SIGNATURE. D. THE ORIGINAL MANIFEST MAY CONSIST OF MORE THAN ONE DOCUMENT IF THERE ARE AMENDMENTS THAT LIST CARGO DROPPED OFF AT A GIVEN PORT OR CORRECT THE ORIGINAL MANIFEST. THESE AMENDMENTS MAY ORIGINATE FROM THE SHIPPER OR CARRIER. SINCE ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS MAY BE TRANSMITTED TO A VESSEL BY TELEGRAM OR FAX, THEY NEED NOT BEAR AN ORIGINAL SIGNATURE. HOWEVER, THE MASTER IS REQUIRED TO CERTIFY IN WRITING THAT THE AMENDED MANIFEST ACCURATELY REFLECTS WHAT IS ON BOARD THE VESSEL. 6. INCOMPLETE DOCUMENTATION: IRAQ BOUND VESSELS WHICH ARE DETERMINED TO HAVE INCOMPLETE CARGO MANIFESTS, TO BE OTHERWISE IN VIOLATION OF REQUIREMENTS LISTED IN PARAGRAPH 5 OF THIS ADVISORY OR IRAQI LAWS, MAY BE DETAINED BY THE MSF FOR TURN OVER TO THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT OR DIVERTED TO LAST PORT OF CALL UNTIL APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS ARE MET. 7. PETROLEUM IMPORTS AND EXPORTS: TRADE IN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IS CONTROLLED BY THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT. IRAQI LAW AUTHORIZES THE SEIZURE AND CONFISCATION OF VESSELS FOUND IN VIOLATION OF ANY PETROLEUM IMPORT OR EXPORT AUTHORIZATION. ALL PETROLEUM IMPORTS AND EXPORTS ARE HANDLED THROUGH SOMO OR ITS AGENT THE IRAQI SOUTH OIL COMPANY (SOC). ONLY THOSE OIL SHIPMENTS VERIFIED TO BE UNDER VALID SOMO CONTRACT, OR OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED BY THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT WILL BE ALLOWED TO PASS. SOMO CAN BE CONTACTED BY FAX AT 00 8737 6370 5020. 8. VESSEL DOCUMENTATION: VESSELS MUST MAINTAIN SUFFICIENT INDICIA OF FLAG STATE REGISTRY, SUCH AS THE ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY, ON BOARD AT ALL TIMES THE VESSEL IS IN OPERATION. STATELESS VESSELS OR VESSELS WITHOUT VALID SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION CERTIFICATES ARE NOT WELCOME IN IRAQ. A. QUESTIONABLE REGISTRY: VESSELS WITH QUESTIONABLE REGISTRY MAY BE DELAYED IN OBTAINING CLEARANCE TO PROCEED OR FACE DETENTION AND OTHER PENALTIES UPON ARRIVAL IN IRAQI PORTS. III-1.18

SECTION III NM 52/08 B. INVALID REGISTRY: VESSELS PRESENTING CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRY CONFIRMED TO BE INVALID WILL BE DENIED ENTRY INTO IRAQ, AND COULD BE SUBJECT TO ARREST BY THE IRAQI GOVERNMENT. 9. PERSONNEL IDENTIFICATION: ALL CREWMEMBERS ON IRAQ BOUND VESSELS MUST POSSESS VALID SEAMAN'S DOCUMENTS OR PASSPORTS. ALL PASSENGERS EN ROUTE IRAQ MUST POSSESS VALID PASSPORTS OR OTHER IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS ACCEPTABLE UNDER IRAQI LAW OR REGULATION. 10. FERRIES AND PASSENGER SHIPS: FERRIES OR PASSENGER SHIPS TRAVERSING THE IRAQI MARITIME SECURITY FORCE CHECKPOINT WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS. A. VESSELS CARRYING PASSENGERS ONLY (WITH NO COMMERCIAL CARGO CAPACITY) MAY ARRANGE FOR AN EXPEDITIOUS TRANSIT THROUGH THE CHECKPOINT BY FORWARDING A CERTIFIED PASSENGER LIST AT LEAST 36 HOURS PRIOR TO TRANSIT BY FAX OR LETTER TO THE IRAQI PORT AUTHORITY. ADDITIONALLY, TEN DAYS PRIOR TO FIRST TRANSIT FORWARD A CERTIFIED ATTESTATION BY FAX OR LETTER FROM A RECOGNIZED MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CLASSIFICATION SOCIETIES (IACS) THAT THE SHIP IN FACT HAS NO CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY. B. A PASSENGER VESSEL ARRIVING AT THE IRAQI MARITIME SECURITY FORCE CHECKPOINT THAT HAS NOT COMPLIED WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF PARAGRAPH 10.A. WILL BE HELD UNTIL AUTHORIZED BY THE IRAQI PORT AUTHORITY TO ENTER PORT. THE PASSENGER VESSEL MAY BE BOARDED AND INSPECTED WHILE AWAITING AUTHORIZATION. 12. QUERY/BOARDING PROCEDURES: MSF UNITS QUERYING PASSING VESSELS WILL IDENTIFY THEMSELVES AS MARITIME SECURITY FORCE WARSHIP (OR AIRCRAFT) AND MAY GIVE AN IDENTIFYING NUMBER. MERCHANT VESSELS WILL BE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN RESPONSE TO QUERY. 1. NAME. 2. FLAG. 3. INTERNATIONAL RADIO CALL SIGN OR DISTINCTIVE LETTERS ASSIGNED BY FLAG STATE. 4. CARGO QUANTITY AND DESCRIPTION (WITH EXCEPTION OF MILITARY CARGO). 5. AGENT. 6. LAST PORT OF CALL AND DATE DEPARTED. 7. NEXT PORT OF CALL AND ESTIMATED ARRIVAL. 8. DATE OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE. FOLLOWING QUERY, VESSELS MAY BE CLEARED TO PROCEED OR DIRECTED TO STANDBY FOR BOARDING. SHIPS DIRECTED TO STANDBY FOR BOARDING WILL BE BOARDED AS EXPEDITIOUSLY AS POSSIBLE, WITH DUE REGARD FOR WEATHER CONDITIONS AND VESSEL CHARACTERISTICS. COALITION VESSELS CONDUCTING BOARDING'S WILL ENDEAVOR TO PROVIDE ADVANCE NOTICE OF BOARDING TEAM ARRIVAL WHENEVER POSSIBLE. A. BOARDING/SECURITY SWEEP: BOARDING TEAMS WILL ADVISE VESSELS OF REQUIREMENTS TO MUSTER CREW AND ACCOUNT FOR ANY WATCHSTANDERS PRIOR TO BOARDING. ALL DIRECTIONS FROM THE COALITION VESSEL SHOULD BE FOLLOWED EXPLICITLY TO AVOID MISUNDERSTANDING. IF ANY DIRECTION IS NOT UNDERSTOOD, THE VESSEL MASTER SHOULD ASK FOR CLARIFICATION. MERCHANT CREWS SHOULD NOT TAKE OFFENSE AT SECURITY SWEEPS, AND SHOULD NOT INTERFERE WITH THEM. REMAIN IN LOCATIONS DESIGNATED UNTIL CLEARED TO MOVE ABOUT THE SHIP BY THE BOARDING TEAM. B. SHIP INSPECTION. VESSEL MASTERS CAN FACILITATE THE INSPECTION PROCESS BY OPENING HATCH COVERS AND MAKING OTHER REASONABLE PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO THE ARRIVAL OF THE BOARDING TEAM. THE SHIP'S CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY, CARGO DOCUMENTATION, AND CREW PASSPORTS OR SEAMAN'S BOOKS SHOULD BE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION BY THE BOARDING OFFICER. BOARDING TEAMS MAY REQUIRE COPIES OF SOME DOCUMENTS. 46/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 507 (2ND ED). 1. ODAS BUOY ESTABLISHED IN 02-03.9N 138-03.8E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 40/08. 47/08(81,82). NORTH PACIFIC. NEW GUINEA. NGA CHART 507 (2ND ED). ODAS BUOY ESTABLISHED IN 00-02N 137-53E. 83/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 507 (2ND ED). ODAS BUOY ESTABLISHED IN 04-56.4N 137-18.2E. 97/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 507 (2ND ED). ODAS BUOY ESTABLISHED IN 02-00.7N 130-12.6E. (091140Z JAN 2008) (091553Z JAN 2008) (100746Z JAN 2008) (161205Z JAN 2008) (181219Z JAN 2008) III-1.19

NM 52/08 SECTION III 108/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 81002 (6TH ED). 1. ODAS BUOY ESTABLISHED IN 07-39.0N 136-41.9E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 100/08(83). 195/08(62). RED SEA. GULF OF SUEZ. UNDERWATER OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V RSV1 ALONG TRACKLINE BETWEEN 29-30N 032-30E AND 29-47N 032-35E. 500 METER BERTH REQUESTED. 240/08(GEN). INDIAN OCEAN. GULF OF ADEN. 1. OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM. PARTICIPATION OF MERCHANT SHIPPING. 2. IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THE US AND MULTINATIONAL TASK GROUPS IN THEIR SURVEILLANCE AND ANTI-TERRORIST OPERATIONS IN THE GULF OF ADEN AND APPROACHES, GERMAN TASK GROUP 500.1 IS TASKED WITH PROVIDING SHIPPING INFORMATION AND ACTING AS A POINT OF CONTACT FOR MERCHANT SHIPPING. INFORMATION WILL BE FORWARDED TO MERCHANT SHIPPING IN THIS AREA EAST OF BAB-EL-MANDEB AND OUTSIDE THE TERRITORIAL WATERS OF SOMALIA FOR SAFE PASSAGE.. 3. ALL MERCHANT SHIPPING IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE TO IMPROVE THE REPORTING AND EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION. SUCH REPORTING IS VOLUNTARY HOWEVER, CIVIL MARITIME AUTHORITIES ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO SUPPORT THIS SERVICE WHICH, BY ITS STABILIZING NAVAL PRESENCE, BENEFITS SHIPPING IN THE REGION. 4. SHIPPING COMPANIES AND MERCHANT SHIPS ARE KINDLY REQUESTED TO REPORT DETAILED INFORMATION TO THE TASK GROUP BY E-MAIL: CTG_500.01@ARCOR.DE OR BY INMARSAT: 00870 321 821 310. ALL SHIPS ARE REQUESTED TO PROVIDE NAME, INTERNATIONAL CALL SIGN, IMO NUMBER AND GENERAL NATURE OF CARGO. 5. SHIPS INTENDING TO TRANSIT AN AREA OF OPERATION WESTWARDS TO THE RED SEA AND THE SUEZ CANAL ARE REQUESTED TO PROVIDE POSITION, ETD AND NAME OF THE LAST PORT OF CALL, AND ETA SUEZ CANAL. SHIPS INTENDING TO TRANSIT EASTWARDS AFTER PASSING THE SUEZ CANAL ARE REQUESTED TO PROVIDE POSITION, ETD SUEZ CANAL AND NEXT PORT OF CALL. GENERAL INFORMATION AND THE SHIP-DATA FORM ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE: WWW.SCC-GLUECKSBURG.DE. 6. THE EMPHASIS IS ON THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION BETWEEN MILITARY AUTHORITIES, NAVAL FORCES AND MERCHANT SHIPPING. PROVISION OF THIS INFORMATION WILL ASSIST IN THE COMPILATION OF AN ACCURATE SHIPPING PLOT FOR THE SECURITY OF SHIPPING BY NAVAL FORCES IN THE REGION. IT WILL ALSO REDUCE VHF TRAFFIC BETWEEN MERCHANT SHIPS AND WARSHIPS. 7. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1602/07. 427/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHEAST COAST. NGA CHART 74184 (10TH ED). POINT CARWIGHT LIGHT 26-40.9S 153-08.2E CHANGED TO: FL (2) W 15 SEC WHITE 20 MILES, RED 9 MILES. 529/08(91). PHILIPPINES. LUZON-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 91025 (8TH ED). 1. CAPONES LIGHT 14-54.9N 120-00.5E UNLIT. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 518/08(22). 560/08(74). AUSTRALIA-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 74027 (9TH ED). GUILDERTON LIGHT 31-20.4S 115-29.4E RANGE REDUCED TO 19 MILES. 606/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. NGA CHART 63200 (5TH ED). DANGEROUS WRECK IN 11-04N 075-45E. 748/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 510 (3RD ED). BUOY, FL(5)Y 6 SEC WITH RA REF, ESTABLISHED IN 20-24-05N 136-06-39E. (190940Z JAN 2008) (301702Z JAN 2008) (071631Z FEB 2008) (042028Z MAR 2008) (230506Z MAR 2008) (270850Z MAR 2008) (010805Z APR 2008) (201012Z APR 2008) 835/08(62). RED SEA. NGA CHART 62191 (15TH ED). RACONS INOPERATIVE: 1. RAS SHUKIER N BUOY 28-11.3N 033-21.4E. 2. RAS SHUKIER SE BUOY 28-05.0N 033-23.4E. III-1.20 (022022Z MAY 2008)

SECTION III NM 52/08 889/08(93). SOUTH CHINA SEA. NGA CHART 93020 (2ND ED). PLATFORM ESTABLISHED IN 09-50.43N 108-09.96E. 906/08(71,93). SOUTH CHINA SEA. NGA CHART 71027 (9TH ED). SIX UNLIT WELLHEADS WITHIN ONE MILE OF 03-59.67N 105-04.34E. 1140/08(61). INDIAN OCEAN. NGA CHART 702 (5TH ED). 1. DISCOLORED WATER REPORTED IN AREA BOUND BY 09-30-20.6S 059-34-32.2E, 09-30-29.9S 059-37-58.3E, 09-36-43.5S 059-40-11.3E, 09-39-12.4S 059-36-38.5E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1135/08. 1141/08(61). INDIAN OCEAN. NGA CHART 702 (5TH ED). 1. DISLOLORED WATER REPORTED IN AREA BOUND BY 09-25-42.7S 060-47-49.4E, 09-24-49.0S 060-48-46.9E, 09-28-08.9S 060-51-38.5E, 09-28-39.5S 060-50-01.5E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1134/08. 1253/08(22). PERU. NGA CHART 22120 (3RD ED). RACON AT PUNTA PARINAS LIGHT 04-40.2S 081-19.7W INOPERATIVE. 1272/08(97). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 97000 (3RD ED). 1. DISCOLORED WATER WITH SUBMARINE VOLCANIC ACTIVITY REPORTED VICINITY 24-17.2N 141-29.0E AT 050125Z JUL. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 311/08. 1301/08(71). STRAIT OF MALACCA. 1. SALVAGE OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 18 JUN 09 VICINITY 02-53.1N 100-59.0E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 19 JUN 09. 1334/08(71). MALACCA STRAIT. NGA CHART 71275 (4TH ED). RACON AT MUDAH SELATAN LIGHT 01-25.2N 103-11.1E OFF AIR. 1340/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. NGA CHART 507 (2ND ED). OBSERVATION BUOY ESTABLISHED IN: A. 05-02.5N 146-57.0E. B. 01-59.6N 147-01.3E. 1345/08(92). SOUTH CHINA SEA. M/V RUBICON INTREPID VICINITY 11-58.7N 119-18.7E. 1473/08(61). INDIAN OCEAN. NGA CHART 702 (5TH ED). DISCOLORED WATER REPORTED VICINITY: 1. 17-12-53S 058-25-55E. 2. 09-41-54S 061-48-13E. 3. 09-45-35S 061-52-47E. 1497/08(71). STRAIT OF MALACCA. 1. SALVAGE OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 08 JUN 10 IN AREA BOUNDED BY 01-58.0N 102-10.7E, 01-57.7N 102-11.6E, 01-57.2N 102-11.2E, 01-57.4N 102-10.7E, 01-57.7N 102-10.2E, 01-57.9N 102-09.9E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1302/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 09 JUN 10. (081617Z MAY 2008) (110949Z MAY 2008) (181144Z JUN 2008) (181153Z JUN 2008) (040811Z JUL 2008) (051116Z JUL 2008) (091108Z JUL 2008) (141218Z JUL 2008) (151304Z JUL 2008) (161143Z JUL 2008) (311956Z JUL 2008) (051303Z AUG 2008) III-1.21

NM 52/08 SECTION III 1502/08(71,72,92). MALAYSIA-NORTHEAST COAST. SEISMIC SURVEY 11 AUG UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GEO EXPLORER IN AREA BOUND BY 07-00N 118-30E, 07-00N 119-30E, 06-12N 119-30E, 06-12N 119-21E, 06-26N 119-09E, 06-26N 118-42E, 06-04N 118-51E, 06-00N 118-51E, 06-00N 118-30E, 06-36N 118-30E. 1654/08(62). PERSIAN GULF. UNDERWATER OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V CYRUS II WITHIN TWO MILES OF 24-43.3N 052-54.3E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 1669/08(74). TIMOR SEA. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V SOUTHERN SUPPORTER IN AREA BETWEEN 10-35S 10-40S AND 126-09E 126-13E. TWO MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 1812/08(61). AFRICA-EAST COAST. NGA CHART 61160 (3RD ED). ILHA DE MAFAMEDE LIGHT 16-21.3S 40-01.8E UNLIT. 1831/08(62). GULF OF SUEZ. NGA CHART 62191 (15TH ED). JAZIRAT SHAKIR LIGHT 27-27.1N 034-02.3E UNLIT. 1910/08(62). GULF OF SUEZ. NGA CHART 62191 (15TH ED). RACONS INOPERATIVE: A. BLUFF POINT LIGHT 27-40.8N 033-48.4E. B. SHAB ABU NUHAS LIGHT 27-34.5N 033-56.0E. 1933/08(22). CHILE. RADIO SERVICES. PASCUA RADIO MF AND HF DSC AND NAVTEX SERVICE OFF AIR. VALPARAISO PLAYA ANCHA RADIO ASSUMES CONTROL. 2028/08(61). REUNION ISLAND. CABLE OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER BY CABLESHIP CHAMAREL IN AREA BOUND BY 20-43.0S 055-20.0E, 20-43.0S 055-08.0E, 21-00.5S 055-16.5E, 21-00.5S 055-11.5E. ONE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2043/08(62). GULF OF SUEZ. RACONS INOPERATIVE: 1. NGA CHART 62191 (15TH ED). RAS SHUKHEIR LIGHT 28-09.6N 033-20.4E AND LIGHT UNLIT. 2. NGA CHART 62194 (8TH ED). A. SC1 LIGHTFLOAT 29-39.5N 032-32.4E. B. QADD EL TAWILA LIGHT 29-47.8N 032-38.4E AND LIGHT UNLIT. 3. CANCEL HYDROPAC 774/08 AND 1907/08. 2069/08(62). STRAIT OF HORMUZ. NGA CHART 62392 (7TH ED). MINA SAQR BUOY 26-00.1N 056-02.3E UNLIT. 2079/08(71). MALACCA STRAIT. NGA CHART 71275 (4TH ED). MUDAH UTARA LIGHT 01-37.2N 102-57.0E DESTROYED, REPLACED BY ISOLATED DANGER MARK. 2111/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHWEST COAST. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GEO ATLANTIC TOWING TEN FOUR MILE LONG CABLES IN AREA BETWEEN 12-57S 13-28S AND 123-53E 124-19E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. (060836Z AUG 2008) (260803Z AUG 2008) (280545Z AUG 2008) (170958Z SEP 2008) (191228Z SEP 2008) (291609Z SEP 2008) (030423Z OCT 2008) (170858Z OCT 2008) (190921Z OCT 2008) (231026Z OCT 2008) (241009Z OCT 2008) (281406Z OCT 2008) III-1.22

SECTION III NM 52/08 2143/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHWEST COAST. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V OCEAN ENDEAVOUR IN 13-49S 124-05E. 2.5 MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2154/08(62). GULF OF SUEZ. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V BUL DOOG, M/V MERMAID DISCOVERY AND M/V TRINITYSEKR IN AREA BETWEEN 27-30N 27-27N AND 033-45E 033-42E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2175/08(61). WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED VICINITY 05-05S 043-11E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO RCC ALAMEDA, TELEX: 230172343, PHONE: 510 437 3701, E-MAIL: RCCALAMEDA@USCG.MIL. 2198/08(GEN). GULF OF ADEN ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES. 1. THIS MARAD ADVISORY PROVIDES SUGGESTED ANTI-PIRACY DISTRESS CALLING PROCEDURES FOR COMMERCIAL VESSELS TRANSITING THE GULF OF ADEN. 2. WHEN IN DISTRESS, CALL FOR HELP ON VHF-16 AND MF/HF DSC. 3. IMMEDIATELY CONTACT UKMTO BY PHONE: 971 50 552 3215, E-MAIL: UKMTO@EIM.AE. 4. IF NO ANSWER CALL MARLO BAHRAIN PHONE: 973 3940 1395, E-MAIL: MARLO.BAHRAIN@ME.NAVY.MIL. 5. ALSO ACTIVATE SSAS (SHIP SECURITY ALERT SYSTEM). 6. THIS ADVISORY WAS COORDINATED WITH UKMTO (UNITED KINGDOM MARITIME TRADE ORGANISATION) AND MARLO (MARITIME LIAISON OFFICE) BAHRAIN. 7. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS ADVISORY, CONTACT MR. RAWLINS, MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SECURITY, CODE: MAR-420, ROOM W23-440, 1200 NEW JERSEY AVE, S.E., WASHINGTON, DC 20590, PHONE: 202 366 5524, FAX: 202 366 3954, TELEX II: 710 822 9426 (MARAD DOT WSH) OR E-MAIL: MARADSECURITY@DOT.GOV. 2204/08(22). PERU. NGA CHART 22181 (17TH ED). ISLA BLANCA LIGHT 13-44.0S 076-18.6W UNLIT. 2205/08(22). PERU. NGA CHART 22181 (17TH ED). PUNTA COLORADA LIGHT 13-47.3S 076-18.9W UNLIT. 2212/08(97). NORTH PACFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 24-40.70N 141-39.35E AT 100031Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JAPAN COAST GUARD. 2221/08(62). PERSIAN GULF. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V ORION TOWING EIGHT 6000 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 28-10.5N 050-04.1E, 28-26.2N 049-44.3E, 28-15.1N 049-37.9E, 28-14.5N 049-17.0E, 28-18.9N 049-13.1E, 28-14.3N 049-07.0E, 27-06.1N 050-09.5E, 27-13.1N 050-43.1E, 27-53.1N 050-22.1E, 27-56.1N 049-56.9E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2223/08(62). RED SEA. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GEOWAVE COMMANDER, M/V THORE ASSISTR AND M/V HUNTER TOWING EIGHT 4500 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 26-55.76N 034-19.28E, 26-55.76N 034-04.78E, 26-55.73N 034-04.78E, 26-37.11N 034-10.65E, 26-35.11N 034-19.38E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2153/08. (310731Z OCT 2008) (312153Z OCT 2008) (032311Z NOV 2008) (071430Z NOV 2008) (081126Z NOV 2008) (081127Z NOV 2008) (100130Z NOV 2008) (111150Z NOV 2008) (111207Z NOV 2008) III-1.23

NM 52/08 SECTION III 2226/08(61). INDIAN OCEAN. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ IN 03-37.5S 064-49.4E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC MUMBAI, PHONE: 91 222 431 6558, FAX: 91 222 433 3727, E-MAIL: INDSAR@VSNL.NET. 2233/08(61). MADAGASCAR-SOUTH COAST. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ IN 25-32.2S 045-55.4E AT 122159Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC REUNION, TELEX: 916140, PHONE: 26 226 243 4343, FAX: 26 226 271 1595. 2241/08(62). PERSIAN GULF. QATAR. NGA CHART 62520 (6TH ED). DANGEROUS WRECK IN 25-18.1N 051-52.3E. 2244/08(63). INDIA-EAST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 30 MAY 09 BY M/V WESTERN SPIRIT TOWING EIGHT 6000 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BETWEEN 19-50N 19-22N AND 086-20E 087-10E. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 31 MAY 09. 2245/08(63). ANDAMAN SEA. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 JAN 09 BY M/V GECO TOPAZ TOWING EIGHT 6000 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 12-30.5N 093-45.0E, 12-30.0N 093-17.0E, 11-40.0N 093-17.0E, 11-40.0N 093-06.0E, 11-00.0N 093-06.0E, 11-00.0N 093-45.0E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 FEB 09. 2250/08(16,97). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 AND 243.0 MHZ IN 47-12.9N 169-27.9E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO US COAST GUARD KODIAK. 2255/08(71,93). SOUTH CHINA SEA. CABLE LAYING OPERATIONS 17 NOV UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY CABLESHIP RENE DESCARTES VICINITY OF TRACKLINE JOINING 06-22.3N 108-12.1E, 06-42.0N 108-31.3E, 06-54.5N 108-41.6E, 07-10.3N 109-03.4E, 07-54.0N 109-42.4E, 08-03.0N 109-56.5E, 08-06.5N 110-10.2E, 08-10.1N 110-17.2E, 08-38.5N 110-27.7E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2259/08(71). SOUTH CHINA SEA. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 DEC BY M/V AKADEMIK FERSMAN TOWING 8500 METER LONG CABLE IN AREA BETWEEN 02-35N 06-45N AND 108-15E 110-15E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 2266/08(62). NORTHERN PERSIAN GULF. NGA CHART 62570 (4TH ED). ISOLATED DANGER BUOY, FL (2) W 9 SEC, ESTABLISHED IN 29-10.43N 048-50.38E. 2267/08(62). STRAIT OF HORMUZ. NGA CHART 62393 (7TH). 1. LARA LIGHT, FL (2) 10 SEC 40 METERS 18 MILES, ESTABLISHED IN 26-53.15N 056-21.22E. 2. ISOLATED DANGER BUOY 27-10.13N 056-17.17E REMOVED. III-1.24 (120915Z NOV 2008) (130445Z NOV 2008) (140714Z NOV 2008) (141432Z NOV 2008) (141442Z NOV 2008) (150735Z NOV 2008) (151621Z NOV 2008) (161028Z NOV 2008) (181451Z NOV 2008) (181511Z NOV 2008)

SECTION III NM 52/08 2278/08(97). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 243 MHZ IN 34-13-24N 154-38-58E AT 191200Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JAPAN COAST GUARD. 2279/08(71). MALAYSIA-SOUTHEAST COAST. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED FROM M/V INDAH ABADI VICINITY 02-05N 104-56E AT 191239Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO SINGAPORE PORT OPERATIONS, TELEX: 20021, PHONE: 656 226 5539, FAX: 656 227 9971, E-MAIL: POCC@MPA.GOV.SG. 2280/08(22). CHILE. RADIO SERVICES. FELIX RADIO MF DSC OFF AIR. MAGALLANES RADIO ASSUMES CONTROL. 2286/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHEAST COAST. NGA CHART 74275 (2ND ED). JOAN REEF LIGHT, FL(4) W 10 SEC 10/8 MILES WITH SECTORS RED 134-318, WHITE 127-205, ESTABLISHED IN 13-56.80S 144-20.41E. 2297/08(96,97). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 243 MHZ IN 42-53-35N 156-29-46E AT 221941Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JAPAN COAST GUARD. 2298/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHWEST COAST. 1. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V PACIFIC SWORD IN AREA BETWEEN 20-40S 23-40S AND 112-00E 113-55E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2187/08. 2300/08(94). TAIWAN STRAIT. 1. CABLE REPAIR OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 DEC BY M/V CABLE RETRIEVER ALONG TRACKLINES BETWEEN: A. 26-20.3N 120-23.2E AND 26-23.3N 120-26.0E. B. 24-25.2N 120-15.3E AND 24-25.2N 120-09.6E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 2310/08(91). SOUTH CHINA SEA. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ IN 20-15.6N 119-38.9E AT 240945Z NOV. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC HONG KONG, TELEX: 82952, PHONE: 8 522 233 7999, FAX: 8 522 541 7714. 2312/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHWEST COAST. NGA CHART 74021 (7TH ED). SUBSURFACE BUOY ESTABLISHED IN 21-24S 114-05E. 2320/08(97). NORTH PACIFIC. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 2300Z TO 0900Z COMMENCING DAILY 30 NOV THRU 30 DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 27-55-15N 144-57-48E, 28-15-15N 146-29-47E, 25-25-16N 147-37-47E, 25-00-16N 145-35-48E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 311000Z DEC. 2323/08(94). TAIWAN STRAIT. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0100Z TO 0900Z DAILY 01 THRU 05, 08 THRU 12, 15 THRU 19, 22 THRU 26 AND 29 THRU 31 DEC WITHIN 15 MILES OF 22-44.9N 119-35.5E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 311000Z DEC. (191314Z NOV 2008) (191455Z NOV 2008) (200302Z NOV 2008) (202353Z NOV 2008) (222217Z NOV 2008) (230745Z NOV 2008) (231007Z NOV 2008) (241919Z NOV 2008) (250845Z NOV 2008) (260918Z NOV 2008) (261258Z NOV 2008) III-1.25

NM 52/08 SECTION III 2335/08(95). SEA OF JAPAN. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0001Z TO 0800Z DAILY 02, 04, 09, 11, 16, 18 AND 23 DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 38-25N 128-45E, 38-25N 129-30E, 38-10N 129-30E, 38-10N 129-00E, 38-17N 129-00E, 38-17N 128-45E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 230900Z DEC. 2336/08(62). GULF OF SUEZ. 1. PIPELINE REPAIR OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V MARIDIVE AND M/V IMONO ALONG TRACKLINE JOINING 28-13.53N 033-13.87E, 28-13.65N 033-14.06E, 28-13.36N 033-14.09E, 28-13.44N 033-14.22E. HALF MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1610/08. 2337/08(62). PERSIAN GULF. NGA CHART 62401 (9TH ED). DALMA REEF BUOY 24-32.5N 052-27.7E MISSING. 2338/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS 0230Z TO 1230Z DAILY UNTIL 07 DEC AND 14 THRU 21 DEC IN AREA BETWEEN 15-13N 15-11N AND 073-57E 073-52E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2296/08(63,71). 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 211330Z DEC. 2340/08(63). INDIA-EAST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 DEC BY M/V BERGON SURVEYOR TOWING 10,300 METER LONG CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 15-00N 085-00E, 15-00N 086-30E, 16-00N 086-45E, 16-00N 085-00E. EIGHT MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 2369/08(94). TAIWAN-EAST COAST. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 2300Z TO 0400Z COMMENCING DAILY 02 THRU 04 DEC, 07 THRU 11, 14 THRU 18, 21 THRU 25 AND 28 THRU 30 DEC AND 0500Z TO 0930Z DAILY 02 THRU 05 DEC, 08 THRU 12, 15 THRU 19, 22 THRU 26 AND 29 THRU 31 DEC WITHIN 28 MILES OF 21-58N 121-50E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 311030Z DEC. 2371/08(63). BAY OF BENGAL. M/V YM UNISON, 23 PERSONS ON BOARD, ON FIRE IN 05-56N 084-14E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JRCC STAVANGER, TELEX: 5633163, PHONE: 475 151 7000, FAX: 475 165 2334. 2373/08(63,71). BAY OF BENGAL. MAN OVERBOARD FROM M/V HAWK ARROW VICINITY 06-16.3N 093-52.4E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO ANY COASTAL RADIO STATION. 2383/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. MAN OVERBOARD FROM M/V SHAITAN SINGH IN 10-59.7N 075-30.6E AT 010100Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO ANY COASTAL RADIO STATION. (280948Z NOV 2008) (280954Z NOV 2008) (281055Z NOV 2008) (281117Z NOV 2008) (281140Z NOV 2008) (021005Z DEC 2008) (021329Z DEC 2008) (021610Z DEC 2008) (031210Z DEC 2008) 2386/08(62). GULF OF ADEN. PIRACY. 1. THE ANTI PIRACY PATROL-INDIAN NAVAL SHIP MYSORE (MYS) IDENTIFIED A POTENTIAL HIGH THREAT FROM PIRATE ATTACK IN LOCATION 13-39N 048-55E. 2. THE SHIP ENCOUNTERED A CONCENTRATION OF SMALL CRAFT WITHIN 10 NM OF 13-39N 048-55E AT 030800Z DEC. THE BOATS WERE INVESTIGATED BY THE SHIPS HELICOPTER III-1.26

SECTION III NM 52/08 AND THE FOLLOWING EMERGED: A. GROUPS OF SKIFFS OPERATING TOGETHER. GROUP BROKE OFF IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS ON APPROACH OF HELICOPTER. B. ALL SKIFFS OPERATING AT HIGH SPEEDS. C. IN EXCESS OF FIVE PERSONNEL ON MOST SKIFFS. 3. RECOMMEND VESSELS BE ADVISED TO OBSERVE ALL ANTI PIRACY MEASURES IN ABOVE AREA. 2398/08(61). SOUTHERN INDIAN OCEAN. CHART 70 (4TH ED). 1. MOORINGS ESTABLISHED AT LEAST 75 METERS BELOW SURFACE: A. 46-33.8S 071-51.8E. B. 46-34.0S 071-55.8E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2264/08. 2403/08(63). INDIA-EAST COAST. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 2330Z TO 1800Z COMMENCING DAILY 10 THRU 13, 14 THRU 17 AND 29 DEC THRU 01 JAN 09 IN AREA BOUND BY 19-14.60N 084-53.70E, 19-37.05N 085-27.85E, 18-46.05N 085-22.86E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 021900Z JAN 09. 2408/08(22). PERU. NGA CHART 22120 (3RD ED). PUNTA LA NEGRA LIGHT 06-03.5S 081-06.5W UNLIT. 2409/08(61). INDIAN OCEAN. SEYCHELLES. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ FROM M/V BUFFALO VICINITY 05-16.5S 054-49.3E AT 060815Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JRCC STAVANGER, TELEX: 5633163, PHONE: 475 151 7000, FAX: 475 165 2334. 2424/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 30 JUN 09 BY M/V SAGAR SANDHANI TOWING TWO 5000 METER LONG CABLE IN AREA BETWEEN 20-42N 20-15N AND 069-05E 069-35E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2003/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JUL 09. 2425/08(62,63). ARABIAN SEA. MAN OVERBOARD FROM M/V SEA EMPAROR IN 23-56N 063-06E AT 071730Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO ANY COASTAL RADIO STATION. 2438/08(61). SOUTH AFRICA-SOUTH COAST. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V ELLEN KHUZWAYO IN AREA BOUND BY 34-55.47S 021-36.39E, 35-07.37S 022-35.26E, 35-08.52S 022-34.39E, 34-55.13S 021-38.14E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2447/08(63). INDIA. BAY OF BENGAL. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 10 JAN 09 BY M/V SEISQUEST TOWING EIGHT 6000 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 19-33.2N 085-59.1E, 19-37.5N 086-10.3E, 19-31.6N 086-13.6E, 19-32.3N 086-15.1E, 19-28.5N 086-17.1E, 19-26.4N 086-12.8E, 19-25.1N 086-13.4E, 19-18.9N 085-55.1E, 19-22.5N 085-53.7E, 19-25.3N 086-01.8E. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 11 JAN 09. (031837Z DEC 2008) (042317Z DEC 2008) (051733Z DEC 2008) (061041Z DEC 2008) (061324Z DEC 2008) (081150Z DEC 2008) (081159Z DEC 2008) (091139Z DEC 2008) (101254Z DEC 2008) 2448/08(63). INDIA. BAY OF BENGAL. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 28 FEB 09 BY M/V CGG ALIZE TOWING EIGHT 8000 METER III-1.27

NM 52/08 SECTION III LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 15-03.4N 081-28.8E, 15-17.8N 082-00.0E, 15-02.5N 081-59.9E, 15-02.5N 081-47.1E, 14-34.4N 081-46.6E, 14-34.4N 081-28.8E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 MAR 09. 2451/08(63). INDIA-EAST COAST. 1. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 24 DEC IN AREA BETWEEN 14-32N 15-05N AND 080-30E 080-00E. ONE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 25 DEC. 2454/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHWEST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GECO SEARCHER TOWING FIVE MILE LONG CABLE IN AREA BETWEEN 20-47S 20-51S AND 113-10E 113-27E. FIVE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 1616/08. 2457/08(71,93). SOUTH CHINA SEA. 1. DERELICT F/V, WHITE HULL WITH RED STRIPE, CAPSIZED AND ADRIFT IN 06-54.6N 108-08.0E. REPORTS TO SINGAPORE PORT OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTRE, PHONE: 656 226 5539, FAX: 656 227 9971, E-MAIL: OCC@MPA.GOV.SG. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2420/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 19 DEC. 2460/08(63). ANDAMAN ISLANDS. MAN OVERBOARD FROM VESSEL IN 11-46.5N 093-09.5E AT 112015Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO ANY COASTAL RADIO STATION. 2461/08(63). ARABIAN SEA. PAKISTAN. 1. OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 07 JAN 09 BY M/V PELAGIA IN AREA BOUND BY 23-30N 067-39E, 22-35N 066-50E, 24-00N 065-50E, 24-33N 066-30E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 08 JAN 09. 2462/08(63). ARABIAN SEA. PAKISTAN. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V GEOWAVE CHAMPION TOWING TEN 7000 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 24-34.00N 067-19.00E, 24-09.00N 067-19.00E, 24-09.00N 067-10.00E, 24-10.00N 067-10.00E, 24-10.00N 066-45.00E, 24-09.30N 066-45.00E, 24-09.30N 066-37.30E, 24-16.00N 066-37.30E, 24-16.00N 066-32.00E, 24-29.15N 066-32.00E, 23-33.00N 066-32.00E, 23-33.00N 066-13.20E, 23-47.42N 066-13.20E, 23-47.42N 066-37.50E, 23-40.00N 066-37.50E, 23-40.00N 066-56.45E, 24-35.00N 066-56.45E, 24-35.00N 067-08.50E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2252/08. 2463/08(93). SOUTH CHINA SEA. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 13-32.8N 111-55.1E AT 120922Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MRCC HONG KONG, TELEX: 80282952, PHONE: 852 2233 7999. 2468/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 16-54.9N 141-18.3E AT 121246Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO U.S. COAST GUARD SECTOR GUAM, PHONE: 1 671 355 4910, E-MAIL: RCCGUAM@USCG.MIL. III-1.28 (101258Z DEC 2008) (111251Z DEC 2008) (112127Z DEC 2008) (120507Z DEC 2008) (120920Z DEC 2008) (120938Z DEC 2008) (120951Z DEC 2008) (121102Z DEC 2008) (121706Z DEC 2008)

SECTION III NM 52/08 2472/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ IN 09-20.9N 138-57.4E AT 130116Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO U.S. COAST GUARD SECTOR GUAM, PHONE: 1 671 355 4910, E-MAIL: RCCGUAM@USCG.MIL. 2473/08(GEN). 1. HYDROPAC MESSAGES IN FORCE 130800Z DEC 2008. ONLY THOSE MESSAGES ISSUED DURING THE LAST SIX WEEKS ARE LISTED HEREIN. 2008 SERIES: 2175(61), 2198(GEN), 2204(22), 2205(22), 2212(97), 2221(62), 2223(62), 2226(61), 2233(61), 2241(62), 2244(63), 2245(63), 2250(16,97), 2255(71,93), 2259(71), 2266(62), 2267(62), 2277(71), 2278(97), 2279(71), 2280(22), 2286(74), 2297(96,97), 2298(74), 2300(94), 2305(63), 2306(63), 2310(91), 2312(74), 2320(97), 2323(94), 2335(95), 2336(62), 2337(62), 2338(63), 2340(63), 2347(63), 2369(94), 2370(57,61), 2371(63), 2372(63), 2373(63,71), 2374(22), 2383(63), 2386(62), 2398(61), 2401(71,93), 2403(63), 2408(22), 2409(61), 2413(63), 2424(63), 2425(62,63), 2435(72), 2438(61), 2447(63), 2448(63), 2449(22), 2451(63), 2452(23,29), 2454(74), 2457(71,93), 2458(63), 2460(63), 2461(63), 2462(63), 2463(93), 2468(81), 2470(76), 2471(22), 2472(81). 2. THE SUMMARY OF ALL HYDROPAC MESSAGES IN FORCE AS OF 20 DEC 2007 IS GIVEN IN SEC III OF NM 52/07. WARNINGS ISSUED DURING THE SUBSEQUENT QUARTERS ARE SUMMARIZED IN NM 13/08, 26/08 AND 39/08. 3. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2434/06, 2095/08, 2116/08, 2132/08, 2165/08, 2219/08, 2285/08, 2295/08, 2322/08, 2326/08, 2331/08, 2333/08, 2404/08, 2405/08, 2406/08, 2414/08. 2474/08(81). NORTH PACIFIC. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 0001Z TO 1000Z DAILY 15 THRU 19 DEC WITHIN TEN MILES OF 16-01N 146-04E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 191100Z DEC. 2475/08(94,97). YELLOW SEA. 1. SUBMARINE CABLE REPAIR OPERATIONS: A. 14 THRU 21 DEC WITHIN 5000 METERS OF 32-45.9N 124-37.4E. B. 21 THRU 27 DEC WITHIN 5000 METERS OF 33-36.6N 124-04.9E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 28 DEC. 2476/08(95). YELLOW SEA. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0400Z TO 0600Z DAILY 17 AND 19 DEC AND 0001Z TO 1000Z DAILY 22 AND 23 DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 37-41-00N 125-39-30E, 37-37-20N 125-39-00E, 37-30-45N 125-24-00E, 37-26-00N 125-24-00E, 37-26-00N 125-04-00E, 37-32-15N 124-48-00E, 37-38-40N 124-45-00E, 37-42-00N 124-45-00E, 37-42-00N 124-56-00E, 37-37-30N 125-01-30E, 37-34-00N 125-14-45E, 37-40-00N 125-32-00E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 231100Z DEC. 2477/08(94). YELLOW SEA. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0001Z TO 0800Z DAILY 17 THRU 19, 22 THRU 24, 26 AND 29 THRU 31 DEC IN AREA BETWEEN 36-05N 36-35N AND 124-50E 125-42E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 310900Z DEC. 2478/08(95). SEA OF JAPAN. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0001Z TO 0800Z DAILY 17 THRU 19, 22 THRU 24, 26 AND 29 THRU 31 DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 38-08N 129-51E, 38-08N 130-10E, 37-39N 130-10E, 37-42N 129-51E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 310900Z DEC. 2479/08(74). AUSTRALIA-NORTHEAST COAST. NGA CHART 74266 (1ST ED). DECAPOLIS REEF LIGHT 14-51.2S 145-16.3E UNLIT. (130646Z DEC 2008) (130954Z DEC 2008) (131020Z DEC 2008) (131029Z DEC 2008) (131111Z DEC 2008) (131132Z DEC 2008) (131150Z DEC 2008) (131246Z DEC 2008) III-1.29

NM 52/08 SECTION III 2481/08(97). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 243 MHZ IN 33-36.17N 149-21.44E AT 131220Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JAPAN COAST GUARD. 2482/08(22). SOUTH PACIFIC. PERU. MAN OVERBOARD FROM F/V ZARIN IN 11-23-26.5S 081-55-14.7W AT 092015Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO ANY COASTAL RADIO STATION. 2485/08(95). YELLOW SEA. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0001Z TO 0800Z DAILY 17 THRU 19, 22 THRU 24, 26 AND 29 THRU 31 DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 36-35-00N 125-36-00E, 36-35-00N 124-50-00E, 37-06-00N 124-50-00E, 37-10-10N 125-36-00E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 310900Z DEC. 2486/08(72). JAVA SEA. 1. CABLE LAYING OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 23 DEC BY M/V ILE DE RE VICINITY OF TRACKLINE JOINING 06-05.6S 112-30.1E, 06-14.2S 112-34.8E, 05-57.5S 112-52.5E, 05-42.8S 112-53.4E, 05-44.7S 112-44.1E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 24 DEC. 2488/08(83). SOUTH PACIFIC. ICE. 1. ICEBERG REPORTED IN 49-51S 148-36W AT 131500Z DEC. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 22 DEC. 2490/08(63). ARABIAN SEA. PAKISTAN. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V ZAKHER FUGRO AND M/V VIIKING-II IN AREA BOUND BY 24-33.00N 066-19.00E, 24-33.00N 066-32.00E, 24-16.00N 066-32.00E, 24-16.00N 066-37.50E, 24-04.00N 066-37.50E, 24-04.00N 066-27.50E, 23-56.00N 066-27.50E, 23-56.00N 066-04.50E, 24-11.50N 066-04.50E, 24-11.50N 066-12.00E, 24-16.00N 066-12.00E, 24-16.00N 066-14.00E, 24-20.00N 066-14.00E, 24-20.00N 066-17.50E, 24-27.00N 066-17.50E, 24-27.00N 066-19.00E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED. 2492/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 DEC BY M/V NORTHERN EXPLORER TOWING SEVEN MILE LONG CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 23-25N 068-00E, 23-25N 068-45E, 21-55N 068-45E, 21-55N 067-30E. NINE MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2372/08. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JAN 09. 2493/08(96). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ IN 46-36-34N 155-30-49E AT 151137Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JAPAN COAST GUARD. 2494/08(94). TAIWAN-EAST COAST. GUNNERY. 1. GUNNERY EXERCISES 0030Z TO 0400Z AND 0600Z TO 0900Z DAILY 17, 18, 30 AND 31 DEC AND 07 AND 08 JAN 09 WITHIN 46 MILES OF 23-34N 122-19E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 081000Z JAN 09. (131310Z DEC 2008) (140323Z DEC 2008) (141043Z DEC 2008) (141050Z DEC 2008) (150025Z DEC 2008) (151254Z DEC 2008) (151545Z DEC 2008) (151558Z DEC 2008) (160224Z DEC 2008) 2495/08(63). BAY OF BENGAL. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 01 FEB 09 BY M/V OSPREY EXPLORER TOWING 8500 METER LONG CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 11-00.0N 081-15.0E, 14-30.0N 081-15.0E, 14-30.0N 083-30.0E, III-1.30

SECTION III NM 52/08 15-30.0N 083-30.0E, 15-30.0N 085-30.0E, 14-58.0N 085-30.0E, 14-30.0N 085-08.5E, 13-35.4N 084-00.0E, 13-30.2N 083-30.5E, 13-30.0N 083-40.0E, 13-00.0N 083-40.0E, 12-15.0N 083-30.0E, 11-30.0N 083-15.0E, 11-15.0N 082-15.0E, 11-10.0N 081-45.0E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 02 FEB 09. 2496/08(63). ARABIAN SEA. LAKSHADWEEP. NGA CHART 63150 (1ST ED). THINNAKARA ISLET LIGHT 10-56.6N 072-19.0E UNLIT. 2497/08(23,29). SOUTH ATLANTIC. ICE. 1. ICEBERGS SIGHTED IN: A. A43K, 53-01S 031-49W. B. C8, 61-42S 051-09W. C. D18, 56-34S 024-56W. D. UK236, 55-17S 036-04W. E. UK248, 52-19S 038-47W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 23 DEC. 2498/08(76,83). SOUTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNALS RECEIVED ON 121.5 AND 243.0 MHZ VICINITY: A. 47-22S 167-55E. B. 36-15S 137-34W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MARITIME OPERATIONS NEW ZEALAND, INMARSAT-C: 451200067, PHONE: 644 914 8333, FAX: 644 914 8334 OR TAUPO MARITIME RADIO. 2499/08(76). SOUTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNALS RECEIVED ON 121.5 MHZ VICINITY: A. 44-57S 177-14E. B. 47-08S 165-54E. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MARITIME OPERATIONS NEW ZEALAND, INMARSAT-C: 451200067, PHONE: 644 914 8333, FAX: 644 914 8334 OR TAUPO MARITIME RADIO. 2501/08(63). INDIA-SOUTHEAST COAST. SEISMIC SURVEY 20 DEC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY VERITAS VIKING II TOWING EIGHT 8500 METER LONG CABLES IN AREA BOUND BY 11-59.40N 080-07.81E, 11-37.57N 079-57.28E, 11-41.15N 080-08.00E, 11-26.65N 080-31.90E, 11-19.06N 080-34.50E, 11-26.71N 080-57.56E, 12-10.93N 080-42.48E. SIX MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2504/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 190900Z T0 191200Z, 230900Z TO 231200Z, 231230Z TO 231430Z, 260900Z TO 261200Z AND 261230Z TO 261430Z DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 09-57.5N 075-59.5E, 09-57.7N 076-14.2E, 09-44.0N 076-17.5E, 09-42.5N 076-09.5E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 261530Z DEC. 2505/08(22). SOUTH PACIFIC. ICE. 1. ICEBERGS REPORTED ON 16 DEC IN: A. 53-34.30S 105-04.18W. B. 53-27.42S 107-25.12W. C. 53-30.00S 108-41.00W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 23 DEC. 2507/08(73,82). PAPUA NEW GUINEA-NORTH COAST. NGA CHART 82005 (5TH ED). DANGEROUS SUBMERGED ROCK IN 04-07.7S 145-16.2E. (160236Z DEC 2008) (160319Z DEC 2008) (160340Z DEC 2008) (160520Z DEC 2008) (160545Z DEC 2008) (160939Z DEC 2008) (161352Z DEC 2008) (161542Z DEC 2008) (170218Z DEC 2008) III-1.31

NM 52/08 SECTION III 2508/08(63). INDIA-WEST COAST. 1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 22 DEC BY M/V GGS ATLANTIC TOWING 5.4 MILE LONG CABLE IN AREA BOUND BY 19-00N 068-30E, 20-15N 071-00E, 17-15N 071-00E, 18-00N 072-15E. 6.5 MILE BERTH REQUESTED. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 23 DEC. 2510/08(62). GULF OF ADEN. 1. DERELICT TEN METER VESSEL, BLUE AND ORANGE HULL, ADRIFT IN 14-18.9N 050-49.7E AT 101336Z DEC. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 24 DEC. 2511/08(62). PERSIAN GULF. NGA CHART 62521 (4TH ED). SHAH ALLUM SHOAL LIGHT 26-25.4N 052-29.9E CHANGED TO: FL (2) W 6 SEC 31 METERS 18 MILES. 2512/08(GEN). GPS SATELLITE SYSTEM. 1. PRN 14 UNUSABLE 190230Z TO 191700Z DEC. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 191800Z DEC. 2514/08(19). NORTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 406 MHZ IN 34-14.0N 167-26.6W AT 170801Z DEC. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO JRCC HONOLULU, TELEX:392401, PHONE: 808 535 3333, FAX: 808 535 3338, E-MAIL: JRCCHONOLULU@USCG.MIL. 2515/08(83). SOUTH PACIFIC. DISTRESS SIGNAL RECEIVED ON 243 MHZ VICINITY 47-56S 133-21W. VESSELS IN VICINITY REQUESTED TO KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT, ASSIST IF POSSIBLE. REPORTS TO MARITIME OPERATIONS NEW ZEALAND, INMARSAT-C: 451200067, PHONE: 644 914 8333, FAX: 644 914 8334 OR TAUPO MARITIME RADIO. 2517/08(74,75). AUSTRALIA-SOUTHWEST COAST. NGA CHART 74030 (6TH ED). ALBANY DGPS STATION 35-05.2S 117-54.1E OFF AIR. (170827Z DEC 2008) (171328Z DEC 2008) (171341Z DEC 2008) (171401Z DEC 2008) (171951Z DEC 2008) (172323Z DEC 2008) (180721Z DEC 2008) MARAD ADVISORIES MARAD ADVISORIES rapidly disseminate information on government policy, danger and safety issues pertaining to vessel operations and other timely maritime matters. They are periodically issued by the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) to vessel masters, operators, and other U.S. maritime interests. The text of all in-force MARAD ADVISORIES may be obtained by accessing the NGA Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime), by referring to Section I (paragraph 50) of US Notice to Mariners 1/08 for those in-force as of 29 December 2007, or by contacting the Maritime Administration, Office of Security, Code MAR-420, Room W23-312, 1200 New Jersey Avenue S.E., Washington DC 20590, Telephone (202) 366-1883, FAX (202) 366-3954, Cell (202) 641-5071. MARAD ADVISORIES in force 18 December 2008: 00-7, 05-1, 06-1, 07-1, 07-2, 08-1, 08-3, 08-4, 08-5, 08-6, 08-7, 08-8 and 08-9. SPECIAL WARNINGS SPECIAL WARNINGS, primarily intended to announce official government proclamations affecting shipping, are broadcast as needed. They are numbered consecutively and further promulgated in the Notice to Mariners. The text of all in-force SPECIAL WARNINGS may be obtained by accessing the NGA Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime) or by referring to Section I (paragraph 5) of US Notice to Mariners 1/08 for those in-force as of 29 December 2007 and in Notice to Mariners 25/08. SPECIAL WARNINGS in force 18 December 2008: 1, 29, 77, 81, 82, 89, 92, 107, 108, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 and 124. III-1.32

SECTION III NM 52/08 MARINE INFORMATION TRANSPORTATION WORKER IDENTIFICATION CREDENTIAL (TWIC) TWIC was established by Congress through the Maritime Transportation Act of 2002 (MTSA) and is administered by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and U.S. Coast Guard (USCG). TWICs are tamper-resistant biometric credentials that will be issued to ALL USCG CREDENTIALED MERCHANT MARINERS, as well as workers who require unescorted access to secure areas of ports, vessels, and outer continental shelf facilities. By April 15, 2009, all USCG credentialed mariners will be required to hold a TWIC in order for their license, Merchant Mariner Document (MMD), Certificate of Registry (COR), or Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchstanding (STCW) endorsement to remain valid. Failure to obtain a TWIC may result in suspension or revocation of a mariner s credential under 46 U.S.XC. 7702 and 7703. To obtain a TWIC, an individual must visit an enrollment center where they will pay the enrollment fee, provide biographic information and a complete set of fingerprints, and sit for a digital photograph. Pre-enrollment is highly encouraged as it is designed to save the applicant time and provides the ability to make an appointment. You will need to pick up your TWIC, after being notified it is ready, at the same enrollment center where you applied. The cost for TWIC is $132.50 and it is valid for 5 years. Mariners who already hold a USCG credential may pay a reduced fee of $105.25, however, their TWIC will then expire when their USCG credential expires. For more information on the TWIC program including enrollment locations please visit TSA s websites at http://www.twicinformation.com/twicinfo/index.jsp or http://www.tsa.gov/twic. Additional information can be found on the Coast Guard s HOMEPORT website at http://homeport.uscg.mil/twic. NGA CHART NEW EDITIONS AND THEIR AVAILABILITY NGA recognizes two paper nautical chart products: - the Enterprise Product on Demand-Maritime (epod-m) chart, and - the traditional NGA paper chart distributed by the Defense Logistics Agency and the Federal Aviation Administration. The Enterprise Product on Demand-Maritime (epod-m) chart is available the day after NGA clears a New Edition for release and is available to Department of Defense (DoD) customers and other authorized U.S. Government users. The traditional paper chart is available six to eight weeks later. Each is official, should be put into service immediately, and meets Federal chart carriage requirements immediately upon its release. Each should be updated from the dates shown in the lower left corner of the chart. For questions, contact NGA at mcdepod@nga.mil. This week s new editions released by NGA are listed below. These NGA charts are now available for download in the epod-m format (large PDF print file) at the following websites: - NIPRNet: https://www.geointel.nga.mil/products/dnc/epods/index.htm - SIPRNet: https://www.geoint.nga.smil.mil/products/dnc1/epods/index.htm 37205 3 rd Ed. Dec. 6, 2008 NEW EDITION WGS-84 (NGA Bethesda, MD) APPROACHES TO ESBJERG 1:30,000 (Correct through NM 49/08). NEW EDITION OF SAILING DIRECTIONS Pub. 147, Sailing Directions (Enroute) Caribbean Sea Volume I, Tenth Edition, 2008 is now available through electronic access at the Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime). This edition will be available on the Digital Nautical Publications-Quarterly Update, 4th Quarter 2008, CD-ROM. Pub. 147 has been corrected to 15 November 2008, including Notice to Mariners 46 of 2008. Digital Nautical publications will be updated using a binary executable called Publication Data Updates (PDU). PDU files are cumulative or sequential ensuring customers will not miss any changes and may be accessed on the Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime). III-2.1

NM 52/08 SECTION III NEW EDITION OF SAILING DIRECTIONS Pub. 148, Sailing Directions (Enroute) Caribbean Sea Volume II, Tenth Edition, 2008 is now available through electronic access at the Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime). This edition will be available on the Digital Nautical Publications-Quarterly Update, 4th Quarter 2008, CD-ROM. Pub. 148 has been corrected to 22 November 2008, including Notice to Mariners 47 of 2008. Digital Nautical publications will be updated using a binary executable called Publication Data Updates (PDU). PDU files are cumulative or sequential ensuring customers will not miss any changes and may be accessed on the Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime). NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL-INTELLIGENCE AGENCY S IMPLEMENTATION OF A HARDCOPY TO DIGITAL TRANSITION STRATEGY Since the mid-1990 s, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has been working to improve digital navigation product support for the US Navy and other US Government users. The US Navy is transitioning to digital navigation, thus reducing the need for NGA to continue production of hardcopy charts. Therefore, NGA has begun a gradual transition from hardcopy chart production to a digital data maintenance environment. This notice is to advise mariners, chart agents, and other users of this strategy. During the gradual transition from hardcopy charts to digital charts, NGA will continue to make certain hardcopy charts available only to US Government-approved entities, in accordance with US law or international agreement. These particular charts will be identified as bilateral charts, since they are the product of international bilateral agreements and are duplicates of foreign copyright charts. Each bilateral chart will carry an NGA chart number, a National Stock Number (NSN), a bar code, and will show the number of any existing NGA chart that it replaces only when the chart is a one-for-one replacement. For those charts that are not a one-for-one replacement, no canceled chart number will appear. In the case where more than one new chart is being introduced to replace a single NGA chart, the existing chart will not be canceled until all new replacement charts have been announced in the Notice to Mariners. Bilateral charts are the result of NGA international agreements and are duplicates of foreign copyrighted charts. The charts are printed in English, use metric units, refer to WGS-84 datum and are marked as Distribution Limited. However, certain bilateral charts have not yet been converted to WGS-84 datum, and are of sufficiently large scale (generally larger than 1:50, 000) where the difference from WGS-84 datum is noticeable. These exception charts are printed with datum shift values, which must be applied in order to plot GPS-derived positions correctly. The exception charts are scheduled for eventual conversion to WGS-84 datum; until this occurs, their chart numbers will appear bold-faced in the announcement list below. Bilateral charts will contain references to host nation charts and publications, and may use symbology not yet found in US Chart 1. In most cases, NGA will not attempt to change these references to the equivalent US charts, publications or symbology. However, it should be noted that relevant maritime information referenced in a foreign publication can also usually be found within Sailing Directions, Notice to Mariners 1 (Special Paragraphs), List of Lights, Radio Navigational Aids, or Chart 1. Updates to Sailing Directions and other electronic publications can be made through the application of digital patch files (PDU files), available for download from the NGA Maritime Safety Web site. As the US Navy completes its transition to digital navigation, the use of bilateral charts will be gradually phased out. Until then, Section II of the Notice to Mariners, NGA/DLIS Catalog Corrections, will contain information about specific bilateral charts being announced as well as cancellation of any existing charts that they replace. Update information for bilateral charts will appear in Section I of the Notice to Mariners, Chart Corrections. Standard chart policy remains intact, in that NGA charts are not to be placed in service until their announcement appears in the US Notice to Mariners. NGA has begun adopting bilateral charts in waters of Australia, Canada, and the UK, with additional countries to follow. What this further means is that NGA no longer provides certain hardcopy charts (i.e., those replaced by bilateral charts) for public sale. To obtain these hardcopy charts, civilian users will be required to purchase bilateral chart equivalents from their producer nations and their agents. Contact information for purchasing Australian, Canadian, and UK charts is listed below: Australian Hydrographic Service Web site: http://www.hydro.gov.au Australian Distribution Network: http://www.hydro.gov.au/prodserv/distributors/distributors.htm Canadian Hydrographic Service Web site: http://notmar.com/charts/index.php Canadian Sales Agents: http://www.chs-shc.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/chs/en/dealers/locate.htm III-2.2

UK Hydrographic Office Web site: http://www.ukho.gov.uk UK Sales Agents: http://www.ukho.gov.uk/list_of_agents.html SECTION III NM 52/08 NGA standard (non-bilateral) charts and NOS charts can still be purchased from the FAA, National Aeronautical Charting Office. The following Web site can be used to search for FAA sales agents by geographic region: United States NOAA/FAA Sales Agents: http://www.naco.faa.gov/agents_acc.asp NGA issues this notice weekly. It will also appear in the See What s New section of the Maritime Safety Web site (http://www.nga.mil/maritime); however, the following list of announced bilateral charts will only appear in the Notice to Mariners. NGA bilateral Australian, Canadian, and UK charts announced to date: Former US Chart Current US Chart Foreign Chart Originally Announced in NTM Later Edition 14002 14ACO14000 Can. 4023 23/04 14005 14ACO14001 Can. 4012 23/04 14009 14ACO14004 Can. 4015 23/04 14009 14ACO14006 Can. 4016 23/04 14009 14ACO14011 Can. 4047 23/04 14009 14ACO14012 Can. 4002 29/04 14009 14ACO14013 Can. 4013 29/04 14009 14ACO14015 Can. 4045 29/04 14014 14ACO14013 Can. 4013 29/04 14040 14ACO14016 Can. 4010 29/04 14041 14XHA14019 Can. 4011 29/04 14042 14XHA14020 Can. 4396 1/05 14043 14AHA14021 Can. 4116 8/05 42/08 14044 14AHA14022 Can. 4117 14/05 14046 14BHA14023 Can. 4140 14/05 14062 14XCO14025 Can. 4118 43/04 14062 14XCO14026 Can. 4243 12/05 14065 14BHA14027 Can. 4245 12/05 14066 14XCO14026 Can. 4243 12/05 14066 14XHA14028 Can. 4230 14/05 14066 14XHA14029 Can. 4241 14/05 14066 14XHA14030 Can. 4242 33/05 14066 14XHA14031 Can. 4210 33/05 14067 14XHA14029 Can. 4241 14/05 14067 14XHA14032 Can. 4209 47/05 14068 14XHA14032 Can. 4209 47/05 14083 14AHA14036 Can. 4320 45/05 34/07 14085 14AHA14037 Can. 4328 45/05 14086 14AHA14038 Can. 4381 45/05 14087 14AHA14039 Can. 4385 46/05 14088 14AHA14047 Can. 4201 46/05 14089 14AHA14048 Can. 4202 39/06 14090 14AHA14049 Can. 4237 6/05 14091 14AHA14050 Can. 4203 48/06 14093 14AHA14051 Can. 4236 25/07 14100 14XHA14052 Can. 4235 25/07 14100 14XHA14053 Can. 4234 25/07 14105 14AHA14054 Can. 4321 22/07 14110 14AHA14055 Can. 4335 22/07 20/08 III-2.3

NM 52/08 SECTION III 14111 14AHA14056 Can. 4306 23/07 14112 14AHA14057 Can. 4307 22/07 20/08 14115 14XCO14058 Can. 4227 29/04 14121 14XHA14059 Can. 4374 23/07 14123 14XHA14060 Can. 4375 23/07 14125 14AHA14064 Can. 4376 22/07 14128 14AHA14069 Can. 4367 22/07 14132 14XHA14071 Can. 4277 23/07 14133 14XHA14072 Can. 4278 23/07 14134 14XHA14073 Can. 4279 23/07 14136 14AHA14075 Can. 4266 25/07 14141 14AHA14076 Can. 4462 22/07 14144 14XHA14143 Can. 4950 38/03 11/08 14145 14AHA14077 Can. 4448 22/07 14146 14XHA14078 Can. 4404 25/07 14151 14XHA14079 Can. 4403 23/07 14156 14BHA14080 Can. 4419 22/07 14162 14BHA14082 Can. 4466 22/07 14173 14BHA14092 Can. 4460 22/07 14188 14BHA14094 Can. 4912 31/07 14189 14BHA14095 Can. 4911 34/07 14203 14XHA14195 Can. 1431 42/03 11/08 14222 14XHA14211 Can. 1312 40/03 5/08 14253 14ACO14004 Can. 4015 23/04 14384 14BHA14369 Can. 4865 38/07 15011 15ACO15002 Can. 7050 16/08 15017 15ACO15003 Can. 5450 33/07 15041 15ACO15007 Can. 4731 41/08 15044 15XCO15010 Can. 4702 46/07 15061 15ACO15014 Can. 4732 42/08 15066 15BHA15016 Can. 4722 22/07 15072 15BHA15025 Can. 5140 42/08 15080 15BHA15027 Can. 5023 46/07 15120 15ACO15030 Can. 4775 31/07 15160 15ACO15032 Can. 5300 34/08 15313 15XHA15036 Can. 5640 46/07 15440 15AHA15037 Can. 5405 33/07 17008 17ACO17007 Can. 3002 40/08 17412 17XHA17410 Can. 3890 40/08 17413 17ACO17411 Can. 3802 42/08 17414 17BCO17415 Can. 3854 42/08 17416 17BCO17417 Can. 3853 41/08 17441 17BHA17442 Can. 3927 12/07 17441 17BHA17447 Can. 3746 25/07 17444 17XHA17448 Can. 3955 32/08 17465 17XHA17451 Can. 3742 41/08 17495 17ACO17493 Can. 3605 6/07 17503 17XHA17494 Can. 3540 24/08 17513 17XHA17497 Can. 3539 8/05 1/08 17518 17BHA17499 Can. 3463 31/07 17519 17BHA17500 Can. 3526 23/07 17543 17ACO17501 Can. 3604 1/08 17548 17BCO17511 Can. 3671 31/07 17550 17ACO17514 Can. 3602 24/07 18401 18BHA18404 Can. 3459 42/08 18402 18BHA18422 Can. 3458 43/08 18403 18BHA18425 Can. 3447 31/07 III-2.4

SECTION III NM 52/08 18405 18BHA18426 Can. 3493 25/07 18406 18BHA18435 Can. 3481 23/07 18407 18BHA18436 Can. 3494 12/07 18408 18BHA18437 Can. 3495 42/08 18409 18XHA18438 Can. 3490 40/08 18412 18XCO18439 Can. 3473 42/08 18413 18BHA18442 Can. 3442 31/07 18414 18XHA18451 Can. 3478 31/07 18415 18BHA18461 Can. 3441 24/07 18416 18AHA18462 Can. 3440 24/07 18418 18AHA18466 Can. 3419 24/07 18420 18BHA18467 Can. 3479 12/07 16/08 18475 18XHA18472 Can. 3685 43/08 35009 35ACO35002 UK 266 19/04 3/07 35009 35ACO35003 UK 268 19/04 3/07 35009 35ACO35004 UK 273 19/04 4/07 35009 35ACO35005 UK 278 23/04 4/07 35009 35ACO35006 UK 1191 24/04 8/06 35009 35ACO35010 UK 1192 28/04 12/06 35009 35ACO35013 UK 1409 23/04 49/04 35009 35ACO35014 UK 1407 23/04 27/08 35016 35ACO35015 UK 2635 26/06 10/08 35022 35ACO35017 UK 1128 16/08 32/08 35023 35ACO35018 UK 1129 37/07 35031 35ACO35019 UK 1127 4/06 6/08 35032 35ACO35020 UK 1125 7/07 35036 35ACO35024 UK1123 3/07 20/07 35040 35ACO35006 UK 1191 24/04 8/06 35041 35BHA35025 UK 2567 23/04 4/07 35042 35BHA35027 UK 152 24/04 35043 35XHA35028 UK 1627 28/04 52/08 35044 35BHA35054 UK 1934 33/04 46/08 35047 35BHA35034 UK 2566 31/04 17/05 35060 35ACO35010 UK 1192 28/04 35080 35ACO35014 UK 1407 23/04 27/08 35081 35BHA35035 UK 734 28/04 52/08 35082 35BHA35037 UK 735 31/04 52/08 35083 35BHA35038 UK 737 32/04 20/07 35083 35BHA35039 UK 741 32/04 4/07 35084 35BHA35045 UK 1481 32/04 12/06 35085 35BHA35046 UK 210 32/04 35086 35BHA35048 UK 736 32/04 35087 35AHA35049 UK 1078 33/04 35088 35BHA35050 UK 190 28/04 12/06 35099 35AHA35051 UK 1446 33/04 35100 35ACO35013 UK 1409 23/04 49/04 35101 35BHA35052 UK 223 33/04 35103 35BHA35053 UK 1889 33/04 35120 35ACO35055 UK 115 23/04 10/08 35130 35ACO35056 UK 1942 12/06 35135 35ACO35057 UK 2249 27/07 35136 35ACO35058 UK 2250 27/07 35141 35ACO35059 UK 2162 21/07 35143 35XCO35061 UK 2568 27/07 6/08 35144 35XCO35062 UK 2584 27/07 49/08 35150 35ACO35063 UK 1119 27/07 35155 35ACO35064 UK 1234 27/07 III-2.5

NM 52/08 SECTION III 35159 35ACO35065 UK 3271 30/07 35160 35ACO35066 UK 1233 27/07 35163 35ACO35067 UK 3272 27/07 35166 35ACO35068 UK 3283 27/07 35167 35ACO35069 UK 3298 30/07 35169 35ACO35071 UK 3281 29/07 35170 35ACO35072 UK 3282 30/07 35200 35ACO35001 UK 1954 28/04 4/07 35205 35ACO35073 UK 2720 27/07 6/08 35210 35ACO35074 UK 1785 27/07 6/08 35220 35ACO35075 UK 2721 37/07 6/08 35230 35ACO35078 UK 1794 24/07 10/08 35236 35AHA35079 UK 2207 28/07 35237 35AHA35089 UK 2208 30/07 35239 35AHA35090 UK 2210 28/07 35243 35BHA35091 UK 3146 37/07 6/08 35246 35ACO35092 UK 1795 21/07 6/08 35247 35AHA35093 UK 1796 28/07 52/08 35248 35BHA35094 UK 2209 38/07 35250 35BHA35095 UK 2540 29/07 7/08 35255 35AHA35096 UK 2171 30/07 35256 35AHA35097 UK 2390 24/07 35257 35AHA35098 UK 2389 28/07 35258 35BHA35102 UK 2498 24/07 35260 35ACO35104 UK 2722 27/07 7/08 35264 35AHA35105 UK 2372 29/07 35265 35ACO35106 UK 1778 27/07 35266 35AHA35107 UK 2380 21/07 35268 35AHA35108 UK 2379 38/07 35270 35AHA35109 UK 2169 29/07 35272 35ACO35110 UK 1770 12/07 35275 35BHA35111 UK 2387 38/07 35276 35BHA35112 UK 2386 20/07 35277 35BHA35113 UK 2326 22/06 7/08 35278 35BHA35114 UK 2343 4/06 35279 35BHA35115 UK 2397 29/06 35295 35BHA35116 UK 2481 22/06 35296 35BHA35117 UK 2396 25/06 35298 35BHA35118 UK 2168 7/07 35299 35ACO35119 UK 2724 26/06 5/07 35300 35ACO35121 UK 2723 18/06 35301 35XHA35122 UK 2811 4/06 35302 35ACO35123 UK 2798 46/05 35305 35ACO35125 UK 2475 5/06 46/08 35307 35ACO35126 UK 2199 5/06 35308 35ACO35127 UK 2198 25/06 35310 35ACO35128 UK 2725 27/06 35330 35ACO35129 UK 2420 5/06 35350 35ACO35131 UK 2173 12/07 35363 35XHA35132 UK 1547 5/07 35364 35XHA35133 UK 1548 11/07 35365 35XHA35134 UK 1819 5/06 5/07 35369 35XHA35137 UK 1549 46/05 35380 35ACO35138 UK 2254 30/06 35390 35ACO35139 UK 2423 22/06 35400 35ACO35140 UK 2424 5/06 35402 35XHA35145 UK 1838 5/07 III-2.6

SECTION III NM 52/08 35405 35XHA35146 UK 1840 9/07 35420 35ACO35147 UK 2049 18/06 35421 35AHA35148 UK 1777 46/05 35423 35AHA35149 UK 1773 46/05 35424 35AHA35151 UK 1765 46/05 35011 35XCO35172 UK 219 8/08 36010 36ACO36000 UK 1121 26/06 36015 36ACO36001 UK 2649 47/05 36040 36ACO36002 UK 1410 47/05 36046 36BHA36003 UK 1973 6/07 36060 36ACO36006 UK 1141 12/07 36061 36BHA36007 UK 1468 20/07 36062 36BHA36008 UK 1415 4/06 36063 36BHA36009 UK 1447 12/07 36081 36BHA36011 UK 1753 7/07 36098 36AHA36012 UK 2221 47/05 36102 36BHA36013 UK 1864 8/06 36103 36BHA36014 UK 2126 9/07 36104 36BHA36016 UK 2220 6/07 36106 36BHA36017 UK 2131 47/05 36108 36BHA36018 UK 2000 4/06 36110 36BHA36019 UK 2007 8/06 36115 36BHA36020 UK 1994 3/07 36116 36AHA36021 UK 1867 23/05 36117 36BHA36022 UK 1907 11/07 36118 36BHA36023 UK 2383 25/06 36119 36BHA36024 UK 2491 4/06 36120 36ACO36025 UK 1826 13/07 36122 36XCO36026 UK 1977 4/06 36123 36BHA36027 UK 1978 4/06 16/08 36124 36BHA36028 UK 1951 15/06 16/08 36125 36BHA36029 UK 3490 4/06 36127 36BHA36030 UK 3746 32/06 36128 36BHA36030 UK 3746 32/06 36129 36BHA36031 UK 3478 23/06 36137 36AHA36032 UK 1478 39/04 36138 36AHA36033 UK 3275 39/04 9/05 36139 36BHA36034 UK 3274 39/04 9/05 36140 36ACO36035 UK 1178 39/04 36141 36BHA36036 UK 2878 41/04 9/05 36142 36XHA36037 UK 1076 49/04 36143 36BHA36038 UK 1161 52/04 36161 36BHA36039 UK 1152 52/04 36162 36BHA36041 UK 1182 1/05 36163 36BHA36042 UK 1176 1/05 36164 36BHA36043 UK 1859 14/05 5/07 36165 36BHA36044 UK 1165 17/05 52/06 36167 36BHA36045 UK 1164 17/05 36167 36BHA36047 UK 1160 17/05 36180 36ACO36049 UK 2565 27/05 36181 36XHA36051 UK 777 27/05 36182 36ACO36052 UK 1148 23/05 36173 36BHA36048 UK 1156 19/05 37041 37BHA37001 UK 154 25/05 37042 37BHA37002 UK 32 25/05 37043 37AHA37003 UK 1267 15/06 37044 37AHA37004 UK 30 25/05 10/08 III-2.7

NM 52/08 SECTION III 37045 37AHA37006 UK 1901 25/05 20/07 37046 37AHA37007 UK 1613 34/05 18/06 37047 37XHA37008 UK 1902 25/05 27/08 37048 37AHA37009 UK 31 35/05 37060 36ACO36050 UK 442 25/05 37061 37XHA37011 UK 3315 24/05 37063 37BHA37012 UK 2615 35/05 18/06 37064 37BHA37013 UK 2255 27/05 37065 37BHA37014 UK 2268 14/05 37075 37ACO37015 UK 2454 25/08 37079 37AHA37016 UK 2625 32/05 4/06 37081 37AHA37017 UK 2045 32/05 4/06 37082 37BHA37018 UK 2035 31/05 5/07 37083 37AHA37019 UK 2037 25/05 38/08 37084 37AHA37020 UK 2036 5/06 38/08 37086 37AHA37021 UK 2631 31/05 16/08 37087 37BHA37091 UK 2038 26/08 37088 37BHA37022 UK 2041 37/05 47/06 37089 37BHA37023 UK 1652 5/06 37101 37XHA37026 UK 536 40/05 37119 37AHA37027 UK 1698 8/06 37122 37AHA37028 UK 1828 19/05 37124 37AHA37029 UK 1991 31/05 37133 37AHA37030 UK 1834 28/04 21/06 37134 37BHA37031 UK 1835 34/04 5/07 37136 37AHA37035 UK 1186 34/04 19/05 37137 37AHA37036 UK 2151 34/04 5/07 37138 37AHA37037 UK 3337 34/04 17/06 37138 37BHA37038 UK 2484 34/04 26/08 37139 37BHA37039 UK 1606 36/04 52/08 37141 37AHA37040 UK 1607 9/05 5/07 37145 37AHA37051 UK 1185 37/04 52/08 37147 37BHA37052 UK 1975 36/04 7/08 37148 37BHA37053 UK 2052 43/04 7/08 37149 37BHA37054 UK 1491 37/04 37150 37ACO37055 UK 1504 37/04 17/05 37161 37BHA37056 UK 1543 37/04 17/06 37170 37ACO37057 UK 1503 38/04 8/08 37175 37ACO37058 UK 1187 38/04 8/08 37180 37ACO37059 UK 1190 38/04 10/05 37182 37AHA37062 UK 109 38/04 52/08 37183 37BHA37066 UK 1188 6/05 16/08 37184 37BHA37067 UK 3497 10/05 21/08 74017 74AHA74001 Aus. 58 45/06 74071 74BHA74072 Aus. 615 35/07 74071 74BHA74073 Aus. 616 35/07 74071 74BHA74074 Aus. 617 35/07 74141 74XHA74142 Aus. 618 35/07 74141 74XHA74143 Aus. 610 35/07 74151 74BCO74386 Aus. 209 15/07 74151 74AHA74154 Aus. 809 12/07 74152 74BHA74150 Aus. 208 8/07 74153 74BHA74155 Aus. 207 8/07 74162 74ACO74019 Aus. 219 12/07 74162 74BCO74163 Aus. 811 13/07 74162 74BCO74164 Aus. 810 13/07 74183 74AHA74180 Aus. 237 9/07 III-2.8

SECTION III NM 52/08 74186 74AHA74189 Aus. 238 47/05 74192 74BHA74213 Aus. 818 9/07 74201 74BHA74199 Aus. 246 8/07 74202 74BHA74208 Aus. 247 13/07 74204 74BHA74209 Aus. 819 14/07 74206 74AHA74212 Aus. 244 15/07 74210 74BCO74245 Aus. 820 13/07 74221 74BCO74227 Aus. 821 11/07 74229 74BHA74226 Aus. 250 13/07 74229 74BCO74246 Aus. 824 16/08 74229 74BCO74247 Aus. 249 16/08 74231 74BHA74225 Aus. 268 13/07 74231 74BHA74226 Aus. 250 13/07 74232 74BHA74216 Aus. 256 10/07 74234 74BHA74237 Aus. 257 11/07 74253 74BCO74262 Aus. 830 13/07 74271 74BCO74275 Aus. 833 18/07 74271 74BCO74276 Aus. 270 4/07 74271 74BCO74277 Aus. 280 35/07 74272 74BHA74267 Aus. 834 13/07 74287 74BHA74279 Aus. 289 52/06 74293 74ACO74311 Aus. 839 12/06 74294 74BCO74300 Aus 292 47/05 74294 74ACO74311 Aus. 839 12/06 74310 74BCO74395 Aus. 302 18/07 74320 74BCO74312 Aus. 6 42/06 74320 74BCO74313 Aus. 303 18/07 74330 74BCO74387 Aus. 304 52/06 74340 74BCO74384 Aus. 305 35/07 74350 74BCO74383 Aus. 306 35/07 43/08 74391 74BHA74341 Aus. 18 13/07 74391 74BHA74390 Aus. 720 35/07 74391 74BHA74396 Aus. 721 35/07 74393 74BHA74397 Aus. 26 47/06 74393 74BHA74399 Aus. 29 45/06 74394 74BHA74397 Aus. 26 47/06 74415 74BHA74343 Aus. 32 48/06 74415 74ACO74416 Aus. 726 35/07 74430 74ACO74431 Aus. 315 22/08 48/08 74450 74ACO74451 Aus. 319 34/07 48/08 74494 74BHA74496 Aus. 54 47/06 74521 75AHA75147 Aus. 744 19/06 74555 74ACO74593 Aus. 334 34/07 74581 74AHA74585 Aus. 112 18/07 74591 74BHA74589 Aus. 115 48/06 75001 74BHA74346 Aus. 119 49/06 75010 75ACO75111 Aus. 341 36/07 75010 75ACO75114 Aus. 342 36/07 75110 75ACO75111 Aus. 341 36/07 75120 75ACO75114 Aus. 342 36/07 75131 75BHA75119 Aus. 134 17/07 75132 75BHA75137 Aus. 137 19/06 42/08 75144 75BHA75146 Aus. 344 47/05 75171 75AHA75165 Aus. 143 21/06 20/08 75171 75AHA75174 Aus. 158 18/06 75172 75XHA75163 Aus. 151 14/06 75172 75XHA75162 Aus. 152 14/06 III-2.9

NM 52/08 SECTION III 75173 75AHA75174 Aus. 158 18/06 75175 75AHA75178 Aus. 154 18/06 25/08 75241 75BCO75255 Aus. 192 13/07 75261 75AHA75274 Aus. 808 11/07 75262 75BHA75273 Aus. 195 11/07 25/08 75263 75BHA75271 Aus. 198 17/07 75263 75BHA75272 Aus. 199 17/07 75264 75AHA75269 Aus. 201 12/07 75264 75AHA75267 Aus. 202 48/06 75265 75AHA75266 Aus. 197 17/07 III-2.10

MARINE INFORMATION REPORT AND SUGGESTION SHEET INSTRUCTIONS We value your suggestions to improve our products. The Marine Information Report and Suggestion Sheet is provided for users to submit corrective information. Please be complete and accurate in your description/suggestion and include the information as detailed below: Observer: name(s) of person(s) making observation and rank, rate or title. Ship/Organization: name of vessel or organization. Address: complete mailing address. Also include telephone number, fax, and/or e-mail address, if available, in case clarification is required. Date of Observation: day, month and year at which the observation was made. Time of Observation: local time at which the observation was made. Latitude/Longitude: exact position of the observation expressed as accurately as possible. Datum: horizontal datum to which the observed position is referred (e.g. WGS, NAD83, local foreign datum, etc.). Navigation System: method used to determine the position of the observation (e.g. radar, GPS, Loran, etc.). Include details about the equipment used, if deemed pertinent. Verified by Navigator: indicate whether observation was verified by navigator. Product(s) Affected: product number(s) and/or name(s) to which the observation applies (e.g. Chart 62400, Sailing Directions Pub. 127, etc.). Edition: edition number and/or year of affected product. Latest correction applied: the latest Notice to Mariners to which your copy of affected product has been corrected. Sounding sensor or method used: equipment or method used to collect soundings. When reporting soundings, please provide an annotated echogram, if available, for verification. Soundings corrected for draft: indicate whether soundings have been corrected for vessel s draft. If not, please include observed draft along with the details of information reported. Details of Information Reported: use this space to provide details of the observation/suggestion. When referring to a charted feature, please describe it exactly as it appears on the chart. When referring to a publication, please indicate page number(s) and line number(s) or station number(s) as applicable. Use additional sheets as necessary and include diagrams, photocopies of the product(s) involved and/or photographs to describe observations in greater detail. If possible, include the designation, point of contact, telephone number, fax number and/or e-mail address of the local port authority to enable NGA to update our records and obtain additional or later information. User Feedback: use this space to provide feedback and suggestions for improving NGA products and services. Please detach, fold and mail the pre-addressed form and include any other relevant material or supporting information. Reports which present an immediate hazard to navigation should be sent to the nearest NAVAREA Coordinator via coast radio stations. In general, these hazards would include major aids to navigation anomalies, discovery of obstructions or shoals with depths of less than 30 meters, floating dangers to shipping, and any situation deemed critical to safety of life at sea. For further information consult Notice to Mariners 1, paragraph 44 (Worldwide Navigational Warnings Service). Due to the large volume of information received, NGA cannot acknowledge receipt of every report. Some reports containing useful data are filed for use in the compilation of the next edition of the affected product. Others confirm or clarify previously reported information. Echogram traces are digitized and become part of out Bathymetric Database. Acknowledgment is made by inclusion in the Observer s List of the Notice to Mariners (page ii), or in some cases by letter from the Agency involved. For additional information about various Hydrographic Reports, consult The American Practical Navigator (Chapter 30).

MARINE INFORMATION REPORT AND SUGGESTION SHEET Observer Ship/Organization Address Email address Date of Observation Time of Observation (Local) Latitude Longitude Datum Navigation System Verified by Navigator: Yes No Product(s) Affected Editionn Latest correction applied: N.M. Sounding sensor or method used Sounding(s) corrected for draft: Yes Noc Details of Information Reported (continue on additional sheets as necessary) User Feedback (continue on additional sheets as necessary)

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ARCTIC MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION REPORT SHEET Observer Ship/Organization Phone Email Address Describe Hazard (e.g. dredge, buoy, current meter, operations): Is hazard remotely monitored? Yes No If yes, list Internet URL where most recent position will be posted (if any): Depth water column is occupied (e.g. bottom to surface, surface to 500m ): Date of Insertion Latitude Longitude Date of Expected Removal Most Recent Observation: Date Time (Local) Latitude Longitude Datum Navigation System Verified by Navigator: Yes No Sounding sensor or method used Sounding(s) corrected for draft: Yes Noc Details of Information Reported (continue on additional sheets as necessary):

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For chart numbering purposes, the world is divided into nine regions, each corresponding to the geographic limits of one of the nine regions in the NGA/DLIS Catalog of Maps Charts and Related Products. Each Region is further subdivided into the numbered Subregions in the above graphic. The first two digits of all five-digit chart numbers indicate the geographic subregion to which the chart pertains. Users can locate corrections in this Notice for charts of their immediate interest by determining the two-digit Subregion number of the pertinent geographic area, and then turning to the page or pages that list the chart numbers beginning with those two digits.