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To: Customers Date: 29 June, 2018 NEW EDITION CHARTS from WEEK 25 – 28/2018 Chart Published Title To: Customers Date: 29 June, 2018 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ NEW EDITION CHARTS FROM WEEK 25 – 28/2018 Chart Published Title 0088 12/07/2018 Spain – South West Coast, Cadiz. 0118 21/06/2018 Italy – West Coast, Ports in the Gulf of Genoa. 0120 21/06/2018 Netherlands, Westerschelde, Vlissingen-Oost to Nauw van Bath. 0131 05/07/2018 Ports on the West Coast of Italy. 0311 21/06/2018 Gabon, Congo, Angola and Congo (Democratic Republic), Gamba to Luanda. 0551 12/07/2018 Brazil – East Coast, Ports and Approaches on the East Coast of Brazil. 0798 12/07/2018 Sweden – East Coast, Gotland – Northern Part. 0870 05/07/2018 Sweden – West Coast, Gullholmen to Stenungsund and Marstrand. 0924 05/07/2018 Sweden – East Coast, Approaches to Skelleftehamn. 0945 28/06/2018 Indonesia, Jawa – North Coast, Selat Madura and Selat Sapudi including Madura. 1344 05/07/2018 Scotland – South Coast, Kirkcudbright Bay. 1504 28/06/2018 England – East Coast, Cromer to Orford Ness. 1606 12/07/2018 England – East Coast, Thames Estuary, Fisherman’s Gat to Princes Channel. 1609 12/07/2018 England – East Coast, Thames Estuary, Knock John Channel to Sea Reach. 1792 28/06/2018 China – South East Coast, Approaches to Shantou including Chaozhou Gang. 1834 12/07/2018 England – East Coast, River Medway, Garrison Point to Folly Point. 1838 28/06/2018 Ireland – West Coast, Bantry Bay, Shot Head to Bantry. 1840 28/06/2018 Ireland – West Coast, Bantry Bay, Black Ball Head to Shot Head. 1946 05/07/2018 Central America – Pacific Coast, Guatemala and El Salvador, Quetzal and Acajutla. 1975 28/06/2018 England – East Coast, Thames Estuary, Northern Part. 2007 21/06/2018 Scotland – West Coast, River Clyde. 2017 21/06/2018 Republic of Ireland – South Coast, Dungarvan Harbour. 2049 21/06/2018 Ireland – South Coast, Old Head of Kinsale to Tuskar Rock. 2071 21/06/2018 Republic of Ireland – South Coast, Youghal. 2129 28/06/2018 Republic of Ireland – South Coast, Long Island Bay to Castlehaven. 2184 28/06/2018 Ireland – South-West Coast, Mizen Head to Gascanane Sound. 2257 21/06/2018 Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, Golfo de Guayaquil to Bahia Buenaventura. 2470 21/06/2018 Indonesia and Malaysia, Singapore Strait to Selat Sunda including Java Sea. 2471 21/06/2018 Indonesia, Selat Makassar to Selat Lombok. 2552 28/06/2018 Ireland – South-West Coast, Dunmanus Bay. 2613 21/06/2018 France – North Coast, Cap de La Hague to Fecamp. 2644 28/06/2018 China – Bo Hai, Huanghua Gang Gangchi. 2645 05/07/2018 China – Bo Hai, Tianjin Gang, Dagang Gangqu and Approaches. 2650 28/06/2018 China – Bo Hai, Huanghua Gang and Approaches. 2794 28/06/2018 Indonesia, Tanjung Sambar to Tanjung Selatan. 2795 28/06/2018 Indonesia, Madura to Pulau Laut. 2796 21/06/2018 Indonesia, Semarang to Pulau-Pulau Sapudi. 2797 21/06/2018 Indonesia, Jakarta to Semarang. 2810 12/07/2018 United States – East Coast, Brunswick and Approaches. 2856 05/07/2018 Sweden – East Coast, Ahus to Karlshamn. 2862 28/06/2018 Indonesia, Outer Approaches to Selat Sunda. 2879 05/07/2018 France – North Coast, La Seine, Le Havre to Rouen. 3310 21/06/2018 Africa – East Coast, Mafia Island to Pemba Island. 3427 05/07/2018 France – West Coast, Approaches to Brest. 3429 05/07/2018 France – West Coast, Rade de Brest. 3447 28/06/2018 Peninsular Malaysia – East Coast, Kuala Terengganu to Tumpat. 3483 21/06/2018 South China, Sulu and Celebes Seas, Mondoro Strait to Luconia Shoals and Selat Makasar. 3618 12/07/2018 North Sea – Germany, The Jade, Inner Part. 3632 12/07/2018 North Sea, Germany and Netherlands, The Ems, Dukegat to Pogum. 3683 28/06/2018 England – East Coast, Sheerness and Approaches. 3725 28/06/2018 Republic of Ireland – South Coast, Baltimore Harbour. 3736 12/07/2018 The Kingdom of Bahrain, Mina’ Salman and Approaches. 3959 21/06/2018 Brazil – North Coast, Approaches to Rio Para and Rio Amazonas. 3965 28/06/2018 Gulf of Thailand, Prachuap Khiri Khan to Ko Chuang. 3993 05/07/2018 China – South Coast, Gulf of Tonkin, Qinzhou gang. 4752 05/07/2018 Nova Scotia, Southeast Coast, Approaches to Halifax Harbour. 4788 12/07/2018 Canada, Quebec, St. Lawrence River to Batiscan. 4789 12/07/2018 Canada, Quebec, St. Lawrence River, to Lac Saint-Pierre. 8020 21/06/2018 Port Approach Guide Klaipeda. 8097 12/07/2018 Port Approach Guide Eemshaven Including Entrance to the Ems. 8265 05/07/2018 Port Approach Guide, Cagliari, including Sarroch Oil Terminal. Aus255 01/06/2018 Australia – East Coast, Queensland, Approaches to Abbot Point. IN206 31/07/2012 India – West Coast, Veraval to Diu Head. IN207 31/05/2012 India – West Coast, Diu Head to Gopnath Point. JP1097 05/07/2018 Nippon, Honshu – East Coast, Inubo Saki to Shioya Saki. NZ6153 01/06/2018 New Zealand, South Island – North Coast, Queen Charlotte Sound/Totaranui. SLB102 01/06/2018 South Pacific Ocean – Solomon Islands, Plans in the New Georgia Group. Gizo Harbour and Approaches. Note: BA Chart: 1475 – withdrawn, replaced by IN206 1477 – withdrawn, replaced by IN207 NEW PUBLICATIONS NP63 & e-NP63 Persian Gulf Pilot (18 th Edition, 2018) NP202-19 Admiralty Tide Tables Volume 2, North Atlantic Ocean and Arctic Regions (2019) NP286(3) Admiralty List of Radio Signals Volume 6 – Part 3 (2018/2019) MISC. PUBLICATIONS IMOIB560E Manual on Oil Pollution Section 2 (2018) DIGITAL PRODUCTS (UKHO Authorized Distributor) AVCS – Admiralty Vector Chart Service. ADP – Admiralty Digital Publications. 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