Wrecks

Depths are reported off Brazil in western South Atlantic, ranging from 10.7 to 12.1 meters.

Western South Atlantic · Brazil · HYDROLANT 1049/24

issued: 2024-05-18 00:43Z
status: cancelled 2026-08-17 00:00Z (dropped from snapshot)
sea: South Atlantic Ocean
position: -4.908, -36.419
source: nga_wayback · first seen 2024-10-02 13:30Z

Original warning text

WESTERN SOUTH ATLANTIC.
BRAZIL.
DNC 01.
DEPTHS REPORTED:
A. 12.1 METERS IN 04-53.40S 036-25.20W.
B. 11.5 METERS IN 04-54.81S 036-25.12W.
C. 12.0 METERS IN 04-55.59S 036-25.35W.
D. 10.7 METERS IN 04-54.15S 036-24.77W.

This area · wrecks & obstructions

13 within 180 nm since 2005 · 0 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now

Depths reported: a. 16.9 meters in 04-52.05S 036-22.42W2024-08-06
13.2 meter depth reported in 04-52.20S 036-23.05W2024-06-15
Dangerous wreck in 04-21.55S 037-45.49W2024-03-19
Dangerous wreck, marked by white foam and gray drum in 04-17.83S 037-43.42W2024-02-09
Dangerous wreck in 05-33.75S 035-09.28W2016-12-24
Dangerous wreck in 03-49.70S 037-50.52W2015-03-18

Season · when wrecks & obstructions happen here

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Timeline · 3 messages since 2024-05-18 · closed 2026-08-17

Depths reported: a. 12.1 meters in 04-53.40S 036-25.20W this message2024-05-18 → 2026-08-17
13.2 meter depth reported in 04-52.20S 036-23.05W2024-06-15 → 2026-08-17
Depths reported: a. 16.9 meters in 04-52.05S 036-22.42W2024-08-06 → 2026-08-17

joined by proximity

Nearby now · within 120 nm

Odas buoy bravo rn-l temporarily established until 20 oct in 04-53.00S 035-46.01WNav aids · 39 nm
Odas buoy established in 05-09.46S 035-09.81WNav aids · 76.5 nm
Hazardous operations 03 aug thru 11 sep in area bound by 05-42.53S 034-45.02W, 06-09.83S 034-46.82W,…Exercises · 112.1 nm

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Not for navigation. This is a re-rendering of an official navigational warning for awareness; mariners must use official NAVAREA broadcasts and their national MSI service.