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Notices to Mariners NOTICES TO MARINERS Issue No.31（Total No.1034） Notice No.1004-1051 2 August 2021 CONTENTS I Sailing Bulletin Ⅱ Index Ⅲ Notices to Mariners Ⅳ Temporary Notices In order to keep navigation safety and make Chinese coastal port and fairway Charts modify timely and accurate⁃ ly, mariners are requested to inform the china MSA immediately of the discovery of new danger, or changes or defects in aids to navigation and of shortcomings in Chinese coastal port and fairway charts or publications. Copies of Naviga⁃ tional warning, Sailing information, and Dynamic aids condition should be sent to Tianjin, Shanghai and Guangdong MSA timely. Departments and mariners may contact Shanghai Marine Chart Press Center or Tianjin, Shanghai and Guangdong MSA to get subscribing information. The Notices to Mariners can also be made through the following web⁃ sites. In addition to postal methods, the following additional communication facilities are available: Tianjin MSA Survey and Mapping Office: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +86（0）22 58873986 Fax: +86（0）22 58873988 Shanghai Marine Chart Press Center: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +86（0）21 65806556 Fax: +86（0）21 65697997 Guangdong MSA Survey and Mapping Office: E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +86（0）20 89320335 Fax: +86（0）20 89320336 China MSA Nautical Charts&Books Publisher: Web: www.chart.msa.gov.cn The Maritime Safety Administration of the People′s Republic of China Explanatory Notes 1. The Notices which publish the information about essential changing feature of Chinese coastal sea area and works at sea, is mainly used to correct the Chinese coastal port and fairway Charts and offer navigation safety information for mariners. 2. The information published in the notice origins from the marine information, the navigational warning, aids dynamics as well as the hydrographic achievements, which are issued by Maritime Administration. The additional source comes from shipping, fairway, sea, Harbour affairs, and fishing politics department. 3. The Notices include the Sailing Bulletin, the Notices to Mariners and Temporary Notices. a） Sailing Bulletin announces rules and regulations of navigation, the printing, correcting and cancellation of publication, and the marine information which is promulgate by MSA and has important relationship which navigation safety. It is not used to correct the Charts. b） The Notices to Mariners is used for user to correct related Chinese coastal port and fairway Charts. The number in parentheses behind the Chart No. indicates that only parts of the Notices related to this chart. The number in square bracket illustrated the previous update notice information. c） The Temporary Notices published for the temporary establishment, cancellation, variation as well as works at sea. The Chart No. lists for user′ s convenience when mariners look up for the details. 4. Geographical position refer to the horizontal datum of the current edition of each affected chart. The 2000 national geodetic coordinate system which we adopt equals to WGS-84 world geodetic coordinate system in usage. The sounding datum refers to the level of Lowest Astronomical Tide and the elevation uses 1985 national vertical datum. Bearings are true reckoned clockwise from 000° to 359° . Those relating to lights are from seaward. The height of the lighthouse or light beacon is referred to Mean High Water Springs. 5. For symbols used in the Notices to Mariners, see GB12319-1998. 6. The unit in the Notices complies with the international standard unit of measurement, with the Chinese characters replaced by symbol and alphabet, such as degrees（°）, minutes（′）and seconds（″）, meters（m）, kilometers（km）or nautical miles（M）. SAILING BULLETIN 1,Publication Information 1.New Chart Information No. Chart No. Name Scale Date Note Scope of Chart 39°13′30″N PULANDIAN BAY 1 12353 1:15 000 2021年7月第1版 ~39°19′06″N FAIRWAY（Ⅰ） 121°22′36″E ~121°32′54″E Scope of Chart 39°14′31″N PULANDIAN BAY 2 12354 1:15 000 2021年7月第1版 ~39°20′00″N FAIRWAY（Ⅱ） 121°31′24″E ~121°41′36″E Scope of Chart 39°18′45″N PULANDIAN BAY 3 12355 1:15 000 2021年7月第1版 ~39°24′12″N FAIRWAY（Ⅲ） 121°36′30″E ~121°46′42″E BIANFANG WHARF TO 4 23124 1:5 000 2021年7月第3版 HEIZHUHE YANGHUIZHUANG TO 5 23126 1:5 000 2021年7月第3版 ERDAOZHA DEEP WATER HARBOUR 6 52151 1:15 000 2021年7月第3版 OF YANGSHAN（Ⅰ） 2.Disused Chart Information No. Chart No. Name Scale Date Note BIANFANG WHARF TO 1 23124 1:5 000 2014年7月第2版 HEIZHUHE YANGHUIZHUANG TO 2 23126 1:5 000 2014年7月第2版 ERDAOZHA DEEP WATER HARBOUR 3 52151 1:15 000 2021年1月第2版 OF YANGSHAN（Ⅰ） · 1 · 2,Marine Information Chinese Version Only. · 2 · INDEX 1,GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX Bohai Sea Jinzhou Port （1006） Yingkou Port （1007） Huludao Port （1027） Qinhuangdao Port （1028） Tangshan Port （1008）（, 1009）（, 1029）（, 1030）（, 1031） West of Bohai （1010） Dongying Port （1032） Yellow Sea Dalian Port Northeastwards （1004） Dalian Port （1005） Jinghai Bay （1011） Shidao Port （1033） Rizhao Port （1034）（, 1035） East China Sea Hangzhou Bay （1036） Ningbo Port （1037）（, 1038） Zhoushan Archipelago （1039）（, 1040）（, 1041） Taizhou Bay （1012） Lingjiang River （1042）（, 1043）（, 1044） Sandu’aokou and Approaches （1013） Minjiang River （1045） Taiwan Strait Quanzhou Coastal （1014） Taiwan Island Westwards （1015） South China Sea Shibeishanjiao Southeastwards（1016） Approaches to Jieshi Bay （1046） Zhujiangkou （1017）（, 1018）（, 1047）（, 1048） Yamen Channel （1019） · 3 · Yangjiang Port （1020） Fairway of Yangxi Power Plant （1021） Maoming Port （1022） Beibu Gulf Xieyang Island Southeastwards（1023） Beihai Port and Approaches （1024） Qinzhou Bay and Approaches （1025） Approaches to Qinzhou Port （1049）（, 1050）（, 1051） Fangcheng Port （1026） · 4 · 2,INDEX OF CHARTS AFFECTED Chart No. Notice No. Notice No.（T） 12001 1004 12201 1004 12301 1004 12316 1005 12333 1004 13001 1006,1007 13111 1007 13112 1007 14101 1006 15104 1027 21001 1009 21102 1009 1028 22001 1008,1009,1010 22111 1009 1028,1029 22122 1009,1010 1029,1030,1031 22123 1010 1030 22125 1030 23001 1010 23101 1031 24101 1010 24113 1010 31102 1010 32201 1010 1032 35002 1011 1033 35154 1011 35157 1011 37122 1035 37123 1034,1035 1301 1004 1302 1004 1303 1006,1007,1009 1304 1008,1009,1010 1305 1011 51001 1036 51171 1036 52137 1039,1040 · 5 · Chart No. Notice No. Notice No.（T） 53132 1037,1038 53342 1041 54001 1012 54232 1012 54311 1042 54313 1043,1044 61002 1013 62313 1045 62314 1045 64001 1014 2309 1012 2311 1014,1015 2312 1015 82001 1016 1046 84204 1018,1019 84206 1018 84218 1017,1018 84221 1018 84225 1047 84226 1048 84302 1019 85001 1020,1021 86101 1020,1021 86301 1020 86302 1021 87001 1022 91001 1023,1024 91204 1024 91301 1024 91302 1024 92001 1023,1024,1026 92101 1025,1026 92102 1025 1049 92103 1049,1050,1051 92104 1051 92106 1025 92107 1025 · 6 · Chart No. Notice No. Notice No.（T） 93101 1026 93102 1026 04002 1023 3313 1016 3315 1022 3316 1023,1024,1026 · 7 · Notices to Mariners 1004.Yellow Sea - Northeast of Dalian Port - Huangzuizi Bay - Shallow Depth Delete 48 （1）39°03′04″.4N,122°03′47″.4E 48 岩 （2）position（1）above 44 Insert 岩 （3）39°03′04″.3N,122°03′48″.1E Chart 12001（3）〔2021-962〕 12201（2；3）〔2021-962〕 12301（2；3）〔2021-964〕 12333（1；3）〔2021-962〕1301（1；3）〔2021-965〕 1302（1；3）〔2021-967〕 Source NTM 2021-（25）-867 1005.Yellow Sea - Dalian Port - South of Heshangdao - Reef 01 Insert 38°59′54″.7N,121°42′42″.5E 岩 Chart 12316〔2021-963〕 Source NTM 2021-（25）-868 1006.Bohai Sea - Jinzhou Port - Reef 2 Delete 岩 （1）40°42′50″.0N,121°02′05″.0E 2 岩 （2）position（1）above 16 Insert 岩 （3）40°42′50″.4N,121°02′05″.7E Chart 13001（2；3）〔2021-922〕 14101（1；3）〔2020-〕 1303（1）（with chart unchanged）〔2021-408〕 Source NTM 2021-（25）-864 1007.Bohai Sea - Yingkou Port - Xianrendao Harbour - Reef & Shallow Depth Delete 07 （1）40°10′58″.7N,121°58′39″.9E 大墙子礁 + （09） （2）40°14′03″.2N,121°58′54″.0E 1 （3）40°13′32″.5N,122°01′01″.7E 09 （4）40°13′31″.6N,122°01′08″.4E Insert 06 （5）40°11′01″.9N,121°58′40″.7E 石 大墙子礁 + （05） （6）40°14′02″.7N,121°58′52″.1E 09 （7）40°13′32″.8N,122°01′03″.1E · 8 · Chart 13001（1,2；5,6）（4；7with chart unchanged）〔2021-1006〕13111（1,2,4；5~7）〔2021-922〕 13112（1,2,4；5~7）〔2020-〕1303（2；5~7）〔2021-1006〕 Source NTM 2021-（25）-865 1008.Bohai Sea - Tangshan Port - Southeast of Jingtang Harbour - Wreck Insert 概位 （2021） 38°48′42″.0N,119°36′48″.0E 桅 Chart 22001〔2021-756〕 1304〔2021-968〕 Source NTM 2021-（25）-866 1009.Bohai Sea - Tangshan Port - Jingtang Harbour - Aids Amend from：京唐港区（1） 闪（2）红6s （1）39°05′06″.8N,119°09′05″.3E 红 to： 闪（2）红6s （2）position（1）above 京唐港区（1） AIS 红 from： 闪（2）绿6s （3）39°05′15″.2N,119°09′16″.3E （2） 雷康（M） 绿 to： 闪（2）绿6s （4）position（3）above （2） 雷康（M） AIS from： 绿 （5）38°54′04″.3N,118°58′08″.6E 测风塔（5）★ to： 测风塔（5） ★ AIS （6）position（5）above Insert · V-AIS （7）38°59′12″.3N,118°52′02″.9E 养殖区（1） · V-AIS （8）39°18′52″.3N,119°10′16″.9E （2） · V-AIS （9）39°14′39″.5N,119°14′05″.9E （3） · V-AIS （10）39°12′14″.9N,119°22′45″.6E （4） · V-AIS （11）39°16′36″.8N,119°29′42″.4E （5） · V-AIS （12）39°21′33″.1N,119°32′41″.9E （13）39°25′34″.3N,119°19′15″.5E （6） · V-AIS （14）39°17′45″.2N,119°30′25″.4E 测风塔 · V-AIS Chart 21001（13）〔2021-430〕 21102（8~13）〔2021-791〕 22001（3~6；7~13）〔2021-1008〕 22111（1~6；7,9~11）〔2021-791〕 22122（5,6；7）〔2021-730〕 1303（8~13）〔2021-1007〕 1304（3,4；7~13）〔2021-1008〕 List of lights CNP81/2020~2021[2111282.01][2111282.02][2111282.03][2111282.04] [2111282.05][2111282.06][2310010.011][2310050.01][2310050.02] [2330019.05][2330065.111] · 9 · Source Beihai Aids 034/2021 1010.Bohai Sea - West of Bohai - V-AIS Insert · V-AIS （1）38°06′31″.0N,118°59′31″.0E · V-AIS （2）38°06′36″.0N,118°59′32″.0E 黄骅港（1） · V-AIS （3）38°24′57″.0N,118°01′40″.7E （渤中1） · V-AIS （4）38°33′12″.8N,119°33′29″.3E （2） · V-AIS （5）38°33′18″.7N,119°33′20″.9E
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