Nav aids
Dgps station at sumburgh head light 59-51.2N 001-16.5W off air
Shetland Islands · HYDROLANT 30/16
- issued
- 2016-01-03 09:40Z
- status
- cancelled 2016-01-03 12:00Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROLANT 27/16HYDROLANT 28/16
- authority
- WZ 7/16 030335Z JAN 16 - NAVAREA II 3/16 030907Z JAN 16.
- sea
- North Sea
- position
- 59.853, -1.275
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
SHETLAND ISLANDS. DNC 20. CHART 35063. 1. DGPS STATION AT SUMBURGH HEAD LIGHT 59-51.2N 001-16.5W OFF AIR. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 27/16, 28/16(51).
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- Noup head light 59-19.90N 003-04.20W range reduced to 12 miles2026-08-05
- All navigational aids at platform 15/17-A 58-25.00N 000-20.10E inoperative2024-05-01
- Mrcc shetland mf r/t and dsc services at collafirth hill site 60-32.00N 001-23.50W off air2024-04-01
- Copinsay light 58-53.80N 002-40.20W unreliable2024-02-17
- Cgoc shetland mf dsc services at st margarets hope 58-46.9N 002-56.7W off air2024-01-27
- Mrcc shetland mf r/t and dsc services at collafirth hill site 60-32.00N 001-23.50W off air2024-01-25
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- Dgps station at sumburgh head light 59-51.2N 001-16.5W unreliablecancels · 2016-01-03
- S/V aku mor disabled and adrift in 17-35.32N 026-15.94W at 021652Z jancancels · 2016-01-03
- Dgps station at sumburgh head light 59-51.2N 001-16.5W unreliablereplaced · 2016-01-03
- S/V aku mor disabled and adrift in 17-35.32N 026-15.94W at 021652Z janreplaced · 2016-01-03
- Cancel HYDROLANT 30/16 and this msg, station restoredcancelled by · 2016-01-03
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