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Nos chart 11360 (42ND ed)

Gulf of Mexico · Alabama · NAVAREA IV 13/11

issued: 2011-01-14 15:55Z
status: cancelled 2011-01-22 09:50Z (archive)
authority: COGARD NAVCEN DGPS 29/11 141525Z JAN 11
position: 30.228, -88.023
source: nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z

Original warning text

GULF OF MEXICO.
ALABAMA.
NOS CHART 11360 (42ND ED).
MOBILE POINT DGPS STATION 30-13.7N 088-01.4W UNUSABLE.

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40 within 180 nm since 2008 · 0 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now

NAVTEX station new orleans (g) 29-53.1N 089-56.7W off air2022-12-03
NAVTEX station new orleans (g) 29-53.1N 089-56.7W off air2022-10-06
NAVTEX station new orleans (g) 29-53.1N 089-56.7W inoperable2021-03-22
NAVTEX station new orleans (g) 29-53.1N 089-56.7W unreliable2020-08-14
NAVTEX station new orleans (g) 29-53.1N 089-56.7W unreliable2020-08-07
New orleans (g) 29-53.08N 089-56.73W NAVTEX and hf dsc off air2020-02-14

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NAVAREA IV messages in force 220900Z jan 11cancelled by · 2011-01-22

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Uscg remote communication facility new orleans 29-53.00N 089-57.00W mf and hf dsc off airOther · 102.2 nm
Uscg remote communication facility new orleans 29-53.00N 089-57.00W hf dsc services off airOther · 102.2 nm

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