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Cancel HYDROLANT 946/13, 1588/14

Brazil-south Coast · HYDROLANT 1593/14

issued: 2014-06-29 04:50Z
status: cancelled 2014-09-13 09:55Z (archive)
cancels: HYDROLANT 946/13 HYDROLANT 1588/14
authority: NAVAREA V S 726/14 272323Z JUL 14 - NAVAREA V E 735/14 282347Z JUL 14.
position: -24.095, -45.703
source: nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z

Original warning text

BRAZIL-SOUTH COAST.
CHART 24140
1. ARQUIPELAGO DE ALCATRAZES LIGHT 24-05.7S 045-42.2W UNLIT.
2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 946/13, 1588/14.
3. CANCEL THIS MSG 23 DEC 14.

This area · aids-to-navigation notices

309 within 180 nm since 1999 · 3 in the last 12 months · 3 in force now

Ponta dos meros light 23-13.57S 044-20.83W unlit until 26 sep2026-03-31
Odas buoy established in 24-06.36S 045-38.78W2026-03-30
Laje da conceicao light 24-14.18S 046-41.46W unlit until 24 sep2026-03-30
Yellow odas buoy established in 24-08.60S 045-40.70W2024-04-25
Caraguata light in 25-34.38S 048-19.23W unlit until 30 sep2024-04-03
Ponta grossa light 23-46.60S 045-13.84W unlit until 14 aug2024-02-17

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Timeline

Brazil-south Coastcancels · 2013-04-14
Derelict M/V saves lives will drift adrift in 07-33.0S 033-50.5W at 271630Z juncancels · 2014-06-28
Brazil-south Coastreplaced · 2013-04-14
Derelict M/V saves lives will drift adrift in 07-33.0S 033-50.5W at 271630Z junreplaced · 2014-06-28
HYDROLANT warnings in force 130900Z sep 14cancelled by · 2014-09-13

Nearby now · within 120 nm

Odas buoy established in 24-06.36S 045-38.78WNav aids · 3.2 nm
Laje da conceicao light 24-14.18S 046-41.46W unlit until 24 sepNav aids · 54.8 nm
Ponta dos meros light 23-13.57S 044-20.83W unlit until 26 sepNav aids · 91 nm

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