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Notice to Mariners No 24 of 2018
Wednesday, 8 August 2018
Research buoys
South Australia
Port Adelaide River, Kangaroo Island and Yankalilla bay
Mariners are advised that Australian Ocean Laboratory will deploy four research buoys for scientific monitoring from 15 August, for a period of 3 years. The buoys will be lit with a yellow flashing light visible for 1.5 nautical miles as follows.
Port River | S 34°45’36.0” | E 138°30’30.0” | Fl Y (1) 5s |
Barker Inlet | S 34°45’17.5” | E 138°31’03.8” | FL Y (2) 10s |
White Point | S 35°33’46.2” | E 137°35’21.0” | Fl Y (3) 30s |
Yankalilla Bay | S 35°25’37.2” | E 138°18’53.4” | Fl Y (3) 30s |
Vessel operators should proceed with caution in the areas described above.
Charts affected AUS 485, AUS 129
Australia Pilot Volume 1 2014 pages 392, 397
For more detail contact:
The Australian Ocean Laboratory Limited
Web www.ausocean.org
Email info@ausocean.org
Adelaide, 08 August 2018
GORDON PANTON
MANAGER MARINE OPERATIONS