Nav aids
Iris reef light fl wrg 10 sec 13 meters 14 to 10 miles, established in 13-58.1S 143-50.2E
HYDROPAC 857/00
- issued
- 2000-06-08 14:51Z
- status
- cancelled 2001-08-26 10:50Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROPAC 855/00HYDROPAC 844/00
- authority
- AUSCOAST 160/00 081017Z JUN 00; AUSCOAST 081148Z, 080404Z JUN 00
- position
- -13.968, 143.837
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
CHART 74270 (3RD ED). 1. IRIS REEF LIGHT FL WRG 10 SEC 13 METERS 14 TO 10 MILES, ESTABLISHED IN 13-58.1S 143-50.2E. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 855/00(75), AID RESTORED. 3. CANCEL HYDROPAC 844/00.
This area · aids-to-navigation notices
313 within 180 nm since 1999 · 0 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now
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- Restoration rock light 12-37.30S 143-27.76E unreliable2024-05-09
- Pickersgill reef light 15-51.41S 145-33.32E unlit2024-04-15
- Heath reef light 13-28.49S 143-40.84E unreliable2024-04-06
- Magpie reef light 13-48.37S 143-44.89E unreliable2024-04-04
- Robin reef light in 12-52.67S 143-41.78E unlit2024-02-21
- Palfrey islet light 14-41.80S 145-27.00E unreliable2024-02-10
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Timeline
- Iris reef light fl wrg 10 sec 13 meters 14 to 10 miles, established in 13-58.2S 143-50.3Ecancels · 2000-06-06
- Cape willoughby light 35-50.7S 138-08.0E at reduced intensitycancels · 2000-06-08
- Iris reef light fl wrg 10 sec 13 meters 14 to 10 miles, established in 13-58.2S 143-50.3Ereplaced · 2000-06-06
- Cape willoughby light 35-50.7S 138-08.0E at reduced intensityreplaced · 2000-06-08
- HYDROPAC messages in force 260900Z aug 2001cancelled by · 2001-08-26
Nearby now · within 120 nm
Nothing else in force within 120 nm.
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