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M/V Hamor

2 messages · 2000-05-17 to 2000-05-30

status
no warning in force
first mention
2000-05-17 16:46Z
latest mention
2000-05-30 15:52Z
reported as
Surveys2
sea
Adriatic Sea
last position
40.944, 17.996

Track · one row per mention

mentions
2
span
12 d
in force
158 d
along track
0 nm
first → last
0 nm
issuedtypewherepositionstatus
2000-05-17SurveysAdriatic Sea40.94, 18.00→ 2000-05-29
2000-05-30SurveysAdriatic Sea40.94, 18.00→ 2000-10-25

Messages · 2, oldest first

  1. 1
    Surveys·HYDROLANT 1777/002000-05-17 16:46Z → cancelled 2000-05-29 00:00Z
    Hydrographic survey 18 thru 28 may by M/V hamor in area bound by 41-04N 017-40E, 41-04N 018-01E, 41-03N…
    Adriatic Sea
    1. HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY 18 THRU 28 MAY BY M/V HAMOR IN AREA
       BOUND BY 41-04N 017-40E, 41-04N 018-01E, 41-03N 018-01E,
       41-03N 018-05E, 41-02N 018-05E, 41-02N 018-07E, 41-01N 018-07E,
       41-01N 018-10E, 40-59N 018-10E, 40-59N 018-11E, 40-57N 018-11E,
       40-57N 018-12E, 40-56N 018-12E, 40-56N 018-13E, 40-53N 018-13E,
       40-53N 018-14E, 40-51N 018-14E, 40-51N 018-22E, 40-48N 018-22E,
       40-48N 018-25E, 40-47N 018-25E, 40-47N 018-05E, 40-55N 018-05E,
       40-55N 017-40E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
    2. CANCEL THIS MSG 29 MAY.
    
  2. 2
    Surveys·HYDROLANT 1955/002000-05-30 15:52Z → cancelled 2000-10-25 08:50Z
    Hydrographic survey in progress until further notice by M/V hamor in area bound by 41-04N 017-40E, 41-04N…
    Adriatic Sea
    HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BY M/V HAMOR
    IN AREA BOUND BY 41-04N 017-40E, 41-04N 018-01E, 41-03N 018-01E,
    41-03N 018-05E, 41-02N 018-05E, 41-02N 018-07E, 41-01N 018-07E,
    41-01N 018-10E, 40-59N 018-10E, 40-59N 018-11E, 40-57N 018-11E,
    40-57N 018-12E, 40-56N 018-12E, 40-56N 018-13E, 40-53N 018-13E,
    40-53N 018-14E, 40-51N 018-14E, 40-51N 018-22E, 40-48N 018-22E,
    40-48N 018-25E, 40-47N 018-25E, 40-47N 018-05E, 40-55N 018-05E,
    40-55N 017-40E. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
    

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