Derelicts
Derelict 14 meter vessel sea wench partially submerged and adrift in 17-00.4S 146-07.3E at 280510Z dec
Australia-northeast Coast · HYDROPAC 4035/13
- issued
- 2013-12-28 06:40Z
- status
- cancelled 2013-12-31 06:40Z (archive)
- self-cancels
- 2013-12-31 06:40Z
- cancels
- HYDROPAC 4033/13
- authority
- SEA SAFETY 60/13 280554Z DEC 13 - RCC ALAMEDA 280505Z DEC 13.
- position
- -17.007, 146.122
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
AUSTRALIA-NORTHEAST COAST. 1. DERELICT 14 METER VESSEL SEA WENCH PARTIALLY SUBMERGED AND ADRIFT IN 17-00.4S 146-07.3E AT 280510Z DEC. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 4033/13(21). 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 310640Z DEC 13.
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- 20 foot F/V, blue hull, disabled and adrift in 11-44N 091-21Wcancels · 2013-12-28
- 20 foot F/V, blue hull, disabled and adrift in 11-44N 091-21Wreplaced · 2013-12-28
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