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Southwest buoy 48-30N 005-45W unreliable
HYDROLANT 922/04
- issued
- 2004-05-28 08:50Z
- status
- cancelled 2004-06-07 18:05Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROLANT 915/04HYDROLANT 920/04
- authority
- WZ 710/04 280416Z MAY 04; NAVAREA V 485/04 280354Z MAY 04; WZ 708/04 280356Z MAY 04
- sea
- Celtic Sea
- position
- 48.500, -5.750
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
CHART 37050 (9TH ED). 1. SOUTHWEST BUOY 48-30N 005-45W UNRELIABLE. 2. CANCEL HYDROLANT 915/04(24). 3. CANCEL HYDROLANT 920/04(35), AID RESTORED.
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252 within 180 nm since 1997 · 0 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now
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- Ile d yeu light 46-43.04N 002-22.92W at reduced intensity2024-02-13
- Ile d yeu light 46-43.04N 002-22.92W at reduced intensity2024-01-08
- Fishing gear, marked by buoys, abandoned in 50-12.57N 004-36.15W2024-01-02
- Cgoc falmouth mf dsc and r/t services at scilly isle site 49-55.7N 006-18.2W unreliable2023-11-25
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Timeline
- F/V floripa I, six persons on board, adrift in 32-09.93S 050-05.00W at 262010Z maycancels · 2004-05-27
- Tor ness light 58-46.7N 003-17.6W unreliablecancels · 2004-05-28
- F/V floripa I, six persons on board, adrift in 32-09.93S 050-05.00W at 262010Z mayreplaced · 2004-05-27
- Tor ness light 58-46.7N 003-17.6W unreliablereplaced · 2004-05-28
- Cancel HYDROLANT 922/04 and this msg, aid restoredcancelled by · 2004-06-07
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- Fowey light 50-19.60N 004-38.90W unreliableNav aids · 117.8 nm
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