Nav aids
Sunk centre lightfloat 51-50N 001-46E temporarily replaced by buoy rw, pillar, mo(a) 15S RACON (c) AIS
North Sea · England · HYDROLANT 309/21
- issued
- 2021-02-02 18:13Z
- status
- cancelled 2021-09-11 03:12Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROLANT 237/21
- authority
- NAVAREA I 15/21 021737Z FEB 21.
- sea
- North Sea
- position
- 51.833, 1.767
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
NORTH SEA. ENGLAND. DNC 20. 1. SUNK CENTRE LIGHTFLOAT 51-50N 001-46E TEMPORARILY REPLACED BY BUOY RW, PILLAR, MO(A) 15S RACON (C) AIS. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 237/21.
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- Sunk centre lightfloat 51-50N 001-46E temporarily replaced by buoy rw, pillar, mo(a) 15S RACON (c) AIScancels · 2021-01-26
- Sunk centre lightfloat 51-50N 001-46E temporarily replaced by buoy rw, pillar, mo(a) 15S RACON (c) AISreplaced · 2021-01-26
- Sunk centre lightfloat 51-50.1N 001-46.0E permanently replaced by safe water buoy, mo(a) 15 sec, RACON (c),…cancelled by · 2021-09-11
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