Nav aids
Platform 49/12-AR, 53-32.0N 002-15.4E unlit and fog signal inoperative
Southern North Sea · HYDROLANT 2134/16
- issued
- 2016-08-20 16:15Z
- status
- cancelled 2016-08-25 14:25Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROLANT 2012/16
- authority
- WZ 976/16 201440Z AUG 16 - WZ 977/16 201530Z AUG 16.
- sea
- North Sea
- position
- 53.533, 2.257
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
SOUTHERN NORTH SEA. DNC 20, DNC 21. CHART 37057. 1. PLATFORM 49/12-AR, 53-32.0N 002-15.4E UNLIT AND FOG SIGNAL INOPERATIVE. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 2012/16(35,36), GEAR RECOVERED.
This area · aids-to-navigation notices
1788 within 180 nm since 1997 · 2 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now
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- East goodwin light vessel 51-13.30N 001-36.40E2026-08-16
- Mf dsc and r/t services off air at: a. bawdsey 51-59.60N 001-24.50E2026-08-01
- NAVTEX station cullercoats (g) 55-04.00N 001-28.00W unreliable 0800Z to 1500Z daily 07 thru 09 may2024-05-06
- All navigational aids at platform katy 54-24.20N 002-39.50E inoperative2024-04-19
- All navigational aids at platform 49/27-H 53-00.30N 002-12.90E inoperative2024-04-14
- All navigational aids at platform 49/27-ED 53-03.60N 002-12.60E inoperative2024-04-12
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Timeline
- Fishing gear, marked by buoys, abandoned in area between 51-30.4N 51-30.0N and 006-17.2W 006-17.3Wcancels · 2016-08-08
- Fishing gear, marked by buoys, abandoned in area between 51-30.4N 51-30.0N and 006-17.2W 006-17.3Wreplaced · 2016-08-08
- Cancel HYDROLANT 2134/16 and this msg, aids restoredcancelled by · 2016-08-25
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