Local Notices to Mariners Mid-Atl. Oct.
September 29, 2009
This information is taken from the 5th Coast Guard District’s Local Notice to Mariners alerting boaters to navigational changes or hazards. The list here is
This information is taken from the 5th Coast Guard District’s Local Notice to Mariners alerting boaters to navigational changes or hazards. The list here is
This information is taken from the 5th Coast Guard District’s Local Notice to Mariners alerting boaters to navigational changes or hazards. The list here is
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) updated the following nautical charts:• chart 13223, 40th ed. – Narragansett Bay, including Newport Harbor• chart 13275 ,
The Coast Guard was scheduled to make the following changes to this waterway: • change Flanders Bay lighted buoy 2 (LL 28905). Light List Vol.
The Coast Guard was scheduled to make the following changes to this waterway: • change Shelter Island Sound North lighted buoy 10 (LL 28052) •
Because of storms and constantly shifting shoals, mariners are advised that the aids to navigation marking Little Egg Inlet are unreliable and should proceed with
Geophysical and Geological Reconnaissance Activities Seaforth Geosurveys Inc., on behalf of BlueOcean Energy Terminal LLC (BOE Terminal) and BlueOcean Energy Pipeline LLC (BOE Pipeline), are
The following aids were scheduled to be removed from service prior to the authorized date from Light List Vol. I in October: • Missisquoi Bay
The Coast Guard was scheduled to change Lafayette River Channel daybeacon 26 (LL 10760) to Lafayette River Channel buoy 26. The daybeacon was destroyed and
The following seasonal buoys had not been established by their advertised Light List date of May 15: • The Boilers buoy 2 (LL 5895) •
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