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Canadian Hydrographic Services Update to PACMAR/PSHSC CHS PACMAR - PSHSC Update – 16 DECEMBER 2019 Electronic Navigation Charts Released 21 November – 13 December 2019: Total Fiscal Year 2019 / 20: 115 ENC Releases 2019-20 Related Release S-57 ENC Edition Title Chart Date CA470087 6.002 Spiller Channel and/et Roscoe Inlet 3940 12/6/2019 CA470324 6.004 Fisher Channel to/à Seaforth Channel and/et Dean 3939 12/6/2019 Channel CA470355 5.004 Esperanza Inlet (Part 2 of 2) 3676 12/6/2019 CA470357 5.002 Hakai Passage to/à Fitz Hugh Sound (Part 1 of 2) 3935 11/28/2019 CA470385 6.001 Queens Sound and Approaches/et les approches 3937 11/28/2019 (Part 1 of 3) CA470496 1.005 Cape St. James to/à Houston Stewart Channel 3825 11/28/2019 CA570073 8 Vancouver Harbour Western Portion/Partie 3493 11/28/2019 Ouest CA470659 2.004 Kitkatla Channel and/et Porcher Inlet (part 2 of 2) 3987 11/25/2019 CA470087 6.002 Spiller Channel and/et Roscoe Inlet 3940 12/6/2019 Paper Charts Released Fiscal Year 2018 / 19 – 5 Charts released 2019-20 - 3 Chart Title Risk Edition Date Edition Type Release Date 3533 Plans – Georgia Strait 2 2019-06-07 New Chart 2019-10-29 3794 Stewart 3 2019-04-19 New Edition 2019-05-23 3535 Plans - Malaspina Strait 2 2019-03-08 New Edition 2019-05-10 New Editions / Charts in Production 2019 / 20 New Edition 3473 - Active Pass, Porlier Pass and/et Montague Harbour – At HQ for release New Edition 3477 - Plans - Gulf Islands OPP 2019 / 20 New Edition 3475 - Plans - Stuart Channel New Edition 3493 - Vancouver Harbour Western Portion/Partie Ouest – Ready for Release; ENC released 28 Nov 2019. New Edition 3668 – Port Alberni Harbour – ENC in Production Northern Gateway Project New Chart 3973 - Laredo Sound and Approaches – Proposed new chart to replace 3728 Chart Patches Released 2019 / 20 - 11 Chart Title Release Date 3671 Barkley Sound 08 NOV 2019 3681 Coal Harbour 18 OCT 2019 3938 Queens Sound to/à Seaforth Channel 04 OCT 2019 3937 Queens Sound 04 OCT 2019 3478 Ganges Harbour and/et Long Harbour 28 JUNE 2019 3958 Prince Rupert Harbour 07 JUNE 2019 3050 Kootenay Lake, Rhinoceros Point to Riondel - Sheet/Feuille 6 07 JUNE 2019 3050 West Arm Kootenay Lake, Procter Light to Harrop Narrows - Sheet/Feuille 9 07 JUNE 2019 3311 Port Moody to/à Howe Sound - Sheet/Feuille 1 10 MAY 2019 3463 Strait of Georgia, Southern Portion/Partie Sud 10 MAY 2019 3526 Howe Sound 10 MAY 2019 Chart Patches Released 2018 / 19 – 20 Pending Patches Chart Patch 3538 – Whaletown – Bathymetric improvements vicinity of BC Ferry Terminal. Chart Patch 3540 – Campbell River – Bathymetric improvements and laser scan. Berthing ENCs Released 2019 / 20 - 1 Berthing ENCs 2019 / 20 ENC LOCATION STATUS CA670732 Chemainus Released - 2016-09-15 CA670740 Victoria - Ogden Point Released - 2018-11-05 CA670735 Nanaimo - Duke Point Released - 2018-11-16 CA670739 Nanaimo Released - 2018-11-30 CA670745 Prince Rupert – Fairview Terminal Released - 01/03/2019 CA670741 Stewart Released – 2019-03-22 CA670734 Crofton Released – 2019-05-14 CA670737 Nanaimo - Harmac West In Production – Tide Data ENC LOCATION STATUS Received CA670738 Nanaimo - Harmac East In Production – Tide Data Received CA670746 Vancouver - Canada Place Wharves In Production CA670736 Esquimalt CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Deltaport ILRIS Scan Completed CA6XXXXXX Prince Rupert - Porpoise Harbour Survey Completed CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Kinder Morgan Wharves CA6XXXXXX Vancouver – Wharves VanPile CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Neptune Terminal CA6XXXXXX Vancouver- Centerm CA6XXXXXX Vancouver- Canexus CA6XXXXXX Vancouver- PetroCan CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Vanterm CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Pacific Coast Terminals CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Pacific Elevators CA6XXXXXX Vancouver - Alliance Grain CA6XXXXXX Squamish Terminal CA6XXXXXX Prince Rupert – Ridley Island CA6XXXXXX Woodfibre CHS 5 YEAR PRODUCTION PLAN 2018-2023 (Updated November 2019) 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 Pacific NC 3496 (replace 3794 (OPP) 3447 (OPP) 3540 (OPP) NC 3973 3481) (OPP) NC 3855 (OPP 3891 (OPP) 3535 3955 (OPP) 3443 Nearshore) 3976 3533 3958 (OPP) 3442 3882 3975 3493 (OPP) NC 3494 (OPP) 3441 3646 NC 3887 (3808)(OPP 3794 (OPP) 3473 3559 Nearshore) 3994 (OPP) 3477 3668 Port Alberni (OPP); CA570168, 3312 – Cruising Atlas CA570752, CA570753, CA570754 NC 3886 (3809) (OPP 3313 – Cruising Atlas Nearshore) 3910 3948 Arctic 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 7552 (OPP) Paper 5338 (OPP) 5374 (OPP) 7487 (OPP) chart released 7575 (OPP) Paper to 5373 (OPP) 5375 (OPP) 7565 (OPP) contract 5376 (OPP) 7578 (OPP) 7566 (OPP) 7485 (OPP) 7195 (OPP) 7486 (OPP) Berthing Scale ENCs Prince Rupert CA670746 - Canada Vancouver - Cargill, Vancouver - Kinder Fairview Terminal Esquimalt (OPP) Place (OPP) Neptune, G3 (BCP) Morgan (BCP) (OPP) CA670748 Deltaport Vancouver - Nanaimo (OPP) Squamish (OPP) Victoria (OPP) (OPP) Stanovan (BCP) CA670737 - Harmac Port McNeill - Orca Vancouver - Vancouver- Crofton (OPP) West (OPP) Sand (OPP) Lynnterm (BCP) Canexus (BCP) Vancouver – CA670738 - Harmac Stewart (OPP) Campbell River (OPP) Wharves Van Pile West (OPP) (BCP) Woodfibre (BCP) Pacific Coast Vancouver- Ridley Terminal (BCP) Terminals (BCP) PetroCan (BCP) Vancouver – Vancouver- Centerm Vanterm (BCP) (BCP) Production Patches Golden Ears Bridge - Port McNeil - Inset 3489 patch (OPP) Whaletown Patch - 3538 3514 Harmony Islands Marine Park 3412 – Victoria Harbour BC Ferries ENC Review Areas Whaletown Terminal Campbell River – Cortes Island Terminal Little River Terminal - Comox Completed In Progress Delayed Canadian Tide Tables. Full publications are now available for download, free of charge: http://charts.gc.ca/publications/tables-eng.asp CHS Paicifc 2020 Survey Plan Priority Areas 1. Squamish (3534) 2. Houston Stewart Channel (NE 3855) 3. Approaches to Skidegate Inlet (NC 3882 cancels 3890) 4. North Pender Island to Thetis Island (3442) 5. Thetis Island to Nanaimo (3443) 6. Haro Strait, Boundary Pass, and Satellite Channel (3441) 7. Vancouver Terminals 8. BC Ferries Terminals 9. Desolation Sound (3538) 10. Milbanke Sound and Approaches (3728) 11. Cape Calvert to Goose Island (3727) 12. Pitt Island (3721) 1. Squamish (OPP) Purpose: OPP berthing scale ENC Primary Requirement: MBES of berth envelopes 2. Houston Stewart Channel Haida Gwaii Purpose: NE 3855 OPP Nearshore Primary Requirement: MBES 3. Approaches to Skidegate Inlet Haida Gwaii Purpose: NC 3882 cancels 3890 OPP Nearshore Primary Requirement: MBES 4. North Pender Island to Thetis Island – Northern Gulf Islands Purpose: NE 3442 Primary Requirement: MBES 5. Thetis Island to Nanaimo – Northern Gulf Islands Purpose: NE 3443 Primary Requirement: MBES 6. Haro Strait, Boundary Pass and Satellite Channel – Southern Gulf Islands Purpose: NE 3441 Primary Requirement: MBES and Laser Scan 7. Vancouver Terminals Purpose: Berthing Scale ENCs OPP Ports a. James Richardson International Primary Requirement: Laser Scan b. Pacific Coast Terminals (Port Moody) Primary Requirement: Laser Scan OPP Ports c. Vanterm Primary Requirement: Laser Scan OPP Ports d. Pacific Elevators Primary Requirements: MBES and Laser Scan OPP Ports e. Alliance Grain Primary Requirements: MBES and Laser Scan OPP Ports f. G3 (formerly Lynnterm) Primary Requirement: Laser Scan OPP Ports 8. BC Ferries Terminals a. Little River (3527) Primary Requirements: MBES and Laser Scan b. Blubber Bay (3513) Primary Requirements: MBES and Laser Scan 9. Desolation Sound Purpose: NE 3538 Primary Requirement: MBES 10. Milbanke Sound Purpose: NC 3973 (replace 3728) Primary Requirement: MBES 11. Cape Calvert to Goose Island Purpose: NC 3972 (replace 3727) Primary Requirement: MBES 12. Pitt Island Purpose: NE 3721 Primary Requirement: MBES Surveys Validated Since 27 November 2019 - 18 60 surveys have been validated and added to our database since 01 April 2019 1. 2019 Flat Top Islands South, MBES - Chart 3475, New Edition Support 2. 2018 NorthumberlandChannel – Seaspan ILRIS Laser Scan – Chart 3475 3. 2017 Stamp Narrows, Port Alberni Inlet – ILRIS Laser Scan – Chart 3668 OPP Ports 4. 2019 South Moresby Haida Gwaii MBES – Chart 3886 OPP Nearshore 5. 2016 Burnaby Island East Haida Gwaii MBES – Chart 3886 OPP Nearshore 6. 2018 DepartureBay Pacific Biological Station ILRIS Laser Scan – Chart 3447 OPP Ports 7. 2018 DepartureBay Pacific Biological Station MBES – Chart 3447 OPP Ports 8. 2019 Northumberland Channel MBES – Chart 3475 New Edition 9. 2019 Snake Island Nanaimo MBES - Chart 3447 OPP Ports 10. 2016 Burrard Inlet ILRIS Laser Scan – Chart 3494 OPP Ports 11. 2016 Burrard Inlet MBES – Chart 3494 OPP Ports .
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