Icebergs

Icebergs reported: a. in area between 63-12.8S 63-18.3S and 060-34.1W 060-42.0W

HYDROPAC 2331/02

issued: 2002-12-11 03:30Z
status: cancelled 2002-12-18 00:00Z (archive)
cancels: HYDROPAC 2293/02
authority: NAVAREA VI 455/02 110200Z DEC 02
sea: Southern Ocean
position: -60.011, -51.412
source: nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z

Original warning text

1. ICEBERGS REPORTED:
   A. IN AREA BETWEEN 63-12.8S 63-18.3S
      AND 060-34.1W 060-42.0W.
   B. 30 TO 40, ONE AND TWO MILES, WITHIN 20 MILES
      OF 57-36.9S 043-48.9W.
   C. WITHIN 20 MILES OF 58-46.9S 047-24.5W.
   D. WITHIN 34 MILES OF 59-38.0S 050-10.0W.
   E. WITHIN 60 MILES OF 60-30.0S 053-00.0W.
2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 2293/02.
3. CANCEL THIS MSG 18 DEC.

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Timeline

Icebergs reported on 01 dec in area between 63-12.8S 63-18.3S and 060-34.1W 060-42.0Wcancels · 2002-12-05
Icebergs reported on 01 dec in area between 63-12.8S 63-18.3S and 060-34.1W 060-42.0Wreplaced · 2002-12-05

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Icebergs reported in: a. A76C, 52-43.00S 030-40.00WIcebergs · 55 nm

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