Wrecks

Nga chart 62512 (3RD ed)

HYDROPAC 1184/08

issued: 2008-06-23 17:35Z
status: cancelled 2008-06-30 00:00Z (archive)
authority: EMAIL MICHEAL BECHBERGER 231359Z JUN 08.
sea: Persian Gulf
position: 26.487, 56.134
source: nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z

Original warning text

NGA CHART 62512 (3RD ED).
1. DANGEROUS WRECK VICINITY 26-29.20N 056-08.06E.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 30 JUN.

This area · wrecks & obstructions

41 within 180 nm since 1998 · 0 in the last 12 months · 1 in force now

Partially submerged wreck in vicinity 25-11.64N 054-10.12E2024-02-19
Dangerous wreck, least depth 16.7 meters, in 25-40.77N 055-22.08E2023-06-09
Dangerous wreck in 25-23.07N 055-14.35E2023-03-16
Dangerous wreck, depth three meters, marked by buoy in 26-52.17N 056-19.48E2023-03-07
M/V SALAKH-2 with 17 containers sank in 25-33.12N 055-19.58E2022-11-03
Obstruction reported in 25-07.50N 055-09.88E2022-02-28

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Nearby now · within 120 nm

Mine reported in 26-24.58N 056-20.67EMines · 12.2 nm
M/V minoan pioneer on fire and anchored in 26-27.60N 056-32.50EOther · 22 nm
M/V gazlog shanghai disabled and adrift in 26-05.11N 056-35.40E at 312330Z julDerelicts · 34.4 nm
Fish farms established in areas bound by: a. 26-43.84N 056-56.88E, 26-43.80N 056-56.95E, 26-43.74N…Other · 46.1 nm
Derelict 274 meter M/V adalynn unlit and anchored in 25-36.99N 056-24.85EDerelicts · 54.4 nm
GPS, GNSS, and AIS interference reported in vicinity of fujairah (25-07.33N 056-20.05E)Nav aids · 82.6 nm
Anchoring prohibited in area bound by 25-26.59N 055-05.88E, 25-28.17N 055-06.69E, 25-28.32N 055-09.15E,…Other · 82.9 nm
Lattice beacon 25-38.19N 057-45.86E inoperativeNav aids · 101.7 nm

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