Wrecks

Dangerous wreck reported in 49-52.2N 002-24.0W

HYDROLANT 3675/00

issued: 2000-11-01 22:52Z
status: cancelled 2000-11-04 14:42Z (archive)
cancels: HYDROLANT 3665/00 HYDROLANT 3672/00
authority: WZ 2069/00 011627Z NOV 00
position: 49.870, -2.400
source: nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z

Original warning text

CHART 37090 (8TH ED).
1. DANGEROUS WRECK REPORTED IN 49-52.2N 002-24.0W.
   TOXIC VAPOR DUE TO CHEMICAL SPILLAGE MAY EXIST
   IN VICINITY. THREE MILE BERTH REQUESTED.
2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 3665/00 AND 3672/00.

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Timeline

Dangerous wreck reported in 49-52.2N 002-24.0Wcancels · 2000-11-01
Toxic product spillage with risk of explosion and toxic vapors vicinity: a. 49-53.0N 002-08.0Wcancels · 2000-11-01
Dangerous wreck reported in 49-52.2N 002-24.0Wreplaced · 2000-11-01
Toxic product spillage with risk of explosion and toxic vapors vicinity: a. 49-53.0N 002-08.0Wreplaced · 2000-11-01
Dangerous wreck in 49-52.3N 002-23.8W marked by north cardinal pillar light buoy with RACON 49-53.5N…cancelled by · 2000-11-04

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