Aids-to-navigation notices in 2006

Lights extinguished, buoys off station, RACON/NAVTEX outages.

issued in 2006
612
still in force
0
vs 2005
+3%
first · last
01-01 · 12-31

By month

J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D

By NAVAREA series

  • HYDROLANT295
  • HYDROPAC246
  • NAVAREA IV49
  • NAVAREA XII22

Where · top seas

North Sea5920%
Inner Seas off the West Coast of Scotland3512%
Coral Sea3411%
South Pacific Ocean3110%
Irish Sea and St. George's Channel289%
South Atlantic Ocean279%
English Channel258%
Arabian Sea248%
North Atlantic Ocean207%
Celtic Sea196%

All aids-to-navigation notices issued in 2006 · 612

  1. HYDROLANT 41/062006-01-06 → 2006-01-07
    RACON at south bishop lighthouse 51-51.1N 005-24.6W inoperative
  2. HYDROPAC 28/062006-01-06 → 2008-02-10
    Odas buoy established in 08-12.43N 078-34.03E
  3. NAVAREA IV 3/062006-01-05 → 2006-01-06
    Loran-c station jupiter inlet, rate 7980-Y, off air 061400Z to 061700Z jan
  4. HYDROPAC 25/062006-01-05 → 2006-02-15
    Cape liptrap light 38-54.5S 145-55.4E unlit
  5. HYDROPAC 24/062006-01-05 → 2006-02-14
    RACON at punta san nicholas light 15-15.4N 075-15.4W inoperative
  6. HYDROPAC 22/062006-01-05 → 2006-02-15
    Punta talara light 04-34.5S 081-17.1W inoperative
  7. HYDROPAC 21/062006-01-05 → 2008-02-03
    Morro eten light 06-56.7S 079-51.5W unlit
  8. HYDROLANT 29/062006-01-05 → 2006-01-18
    Vergoyer ouest buoy 50-34.7N 001-13.6E unlit
  9. HYDROPAC 16/062006-01-04 → 2007-03-28
    Odas buoy established in 08-42.03N 078-20.06E
  10. HYDROLANT 21/062006-01-03 → 2006-01-05
    Rova head light 60-11.5N 001-08.5W unlit
  11. HYDROLANT 8/062006-01-02 → 2006-01-03
    Sandy point light 54-51.3N 005-47.8W unreliable
  12. HYDROLANT 3/062006-01-01 → 2006-01-02
    Foula island south ness light 60-06.8N 002-03.7W unlit

Sea boundaries: Flanders Marine Institute (2018), IHO Sea Areas v3, marineregions.org (CC BY 4.0). Not for navigation — follow official NAVAREA / coastal broadcasts and your national MSI service.

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