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January 2015 OFFICE OF NAVIGATION, HYDROGRAPHY AND OCEANOGRAPHY WEEKLY NOTICES TO MARINERS BULLETIN NOTICES TO MARINERS (NtM) NUMBERS: WEEK: 04 014 - 022 24 JANUARY 2015 BW 471 Fl.G.3s 315° G -135° YBY Patlayýcý Fl.3s70m29M Siren Mo(N)60s R 95 Wk BRB MANYETÝK VARYASYON 5°10'E 2010 (5'E) . 15 Üretim kuyusu 52 Wk (36) Phone : (+90) 216 322 25 80 (4 Lines) E-mail : [email protected] Fax : (+90) 216 331 05 25 Web : www.shodb.gov.tr TABLE OF CONTENTS Part 1 Notices to Mariners for Turkish Paper and Leisure Charts Part 2 Notices and Amendments for Nautical Publications Part 3 Coastal Warnings Part 4 NAVAREA-III Warnings Part 5 Special Warnings for Mariners Part 6 Information EXPLANATIONS 1. WEEKLY NOTICES TO MARINERS BULLETIN COVERS THE NOTICES FOR THE FOLIOS OF TURKISH PAPER AND LEISURE CHARTS, COVERING THE BLACK SEA, THE SEA OF MARMARA, THE AEGEAN SEA AND THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA. 2. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITIONS ARE GIVEN FOR THE LARGEST SCALED CHART IN THE REGION AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CHART DATUM OF THAT CHART . 3. BEARINGS ARE MEASURED CLOCKWISE FROM 000° (TRUE NORTH)- TO 359°. THE BEARINGS OF THE LIGHTS ARE GIVEN FROM SEAWARD TO THE LIGHTS. 4. TEMPORARY NOTICE TO MARINERS AND PRELIMINARY NOTICES TO MARINERS ARE INDICATED WITH (T)AND (P) BEFORE THE PARAGRAPH . 5. MARINERS ARE REQUESTED TO INFORM SEYÝR, HÝDROGRAFÝ VE OÞÝNOGRAFÝ DAÝRESÝ BAÞKANLIÐI ÇUBUKLU- ÝSTANBUL WITH THE HYDROGRAPHIC MEMORANDUM AT THE END OF THIS BULLETIN (**) IN CASE OF ANY INFORMATION RELEVANT TO SAFE NAVIGATION. 6. THE PUBLICATIONS OF OFFICE OF NAVIGATION, HYDROGRAPHY AND OCEANOGRAPHY ARE SOLD IN OUR SALES DEPARTMENT AND AUTHORIZED SALES OFFICES. (*) Temporary Notices to Mariners (T) and Preliminary Notices to Mariners (P) shall be marked on the charts in pencil. (**) The Hydrographic Memorandum is postage free according to the law numbered 1738 published in the Official Gazette dated June 07, 1973 and numbered 14557. Week: 04/2015 II PAPER AND LEISURE CHARTS TR Chart No. Last Update New Edition Date New Chart Date No. Week-NtM No.-Year 1. 2 40-230-14 19.02.2005 2. 3 10-037-07 08.04.2006 3. 4 40-230-14 06.10.2007 4. 10 (INT 310) 25-155-14 24.12.2011 5. 10 A 47-270-14 14.07.2001 6. 10 B 41-256-13 16.02.2013 7. 11 (INT 3802) 52-298-14 15.07.2000 8. 12 (INT 3804) 38-238-13 20.12.1986 9. 13 (INT 3806) 31-192-13 24.08.1985 10. 14 47-268-14 17.02.1990 11. 14 A 29-179-14 20.02.2010 12. 15 29-179-14 11.02.2012 13. 16 03-012-15 22.09.1990 14. 17 48-274-14 28.01.2012 15. 18 (INT 3800) 45-252-14 12.04.2003 16. 19 04-014-15 12.10.1991 17. 20 44-250-14 20.01.2001 18. 20 A 40-252-13 05.11.1994 19. 21 02-009-15 22.04.2000 20. 22 A 48-277-14 15.07.2000 21. 22 B 45-253-14 24.11.2012 22. 23 44-249-14 20.01.2001 23. 24 35-208-14 04.03.1995 24. 25 48-277-14 24.06.2000 25. 26 26-165-14 10.07.2004 26. 29 (INT 3708) 45-258-14 22.09.2012 27. 30 (INT 308) 45-254-14 30.08.2003 28. 31 50-287-14 25.05.2002 29. 32 (INT 3600) 51-294-14 28.01.2012 30. 33 (INT 3602) 51-294-14 17.11.2012 31. 34 31-191(T)-14 31.12.2011 32. 35 15-097-14 19.10.1991 33. 36 05-033-14 11.02.2012 34. 37 51-292-14 - - - - - - - - 25.04.2009 35. 111 50-283-14 24.12.2011 36. 112 23-138-14 04.03.2006 37. 113 30-184-13 05.07.2003 38. 121 37-213-14 24.11.2007 39. 122 51-293-14 02.10.1999 40. 123 51-295-14 14.03.1992 41. 131 44-247-14 31.01.2004 42. 132 44-247-14 10.11.1979 43. 133 51-296-14 05.12.1975 44. 141 24-143-14 12.05.2012 45. 142 49-278-14 21.09.2013 46. 143 24-144-14 26.10.2013 47. 144 47-268-14 18.07.2009 48. 145 36-226-13 - - - - - - - - 16.05.2009 49. 151 01-004-15 10.01.2009 50. 152 30-186-14 17.03.2012 51. 154 16-101-14 31.03.2012 52. 161 14-088-14 30.05.1965 53. 162 03-012-15 26.07.2008 54. 171 04-015-15 06.01.1990 55. 172 47-266-14 04.10.1986 56. 181 52-181-14 01.02.2003 57. 193 40-226-14 07.07.2012 58. 211 40-232-14 14.01.2012 59. 212 (INT 3750) 34-202-14 18.05.2013 Week: 04/2015 III PAPER AND LEISURE CHARTS TR Chart No. Last Update New Edition Date New Chart Date No. Week-NtM No.-Year 60. 213 50-286-14 22.04.2000 61. 214 01-005-15 22.03.2008 62. 215 24-152-14 08.12.2012 63. 221 (INT 3784) 24-152-14 16.02.2013 64. 222 47-271-14 28.05.2005 65. 223 47-271-14 22.04.2000 66. 224 48-276-14 30.08.2003 67. 291 52-300-14 13.08.2011 68. 292 46-261-14 09.09.2000 69. 293 46-261-14 04.07.1998 70. 294 41-235-14 24.03.2012 71. 295 (INT 3752) 02-007-15 11.02.2012 72. 311 52-303-14 24.03.2012 73. 312 45-254-14 24.05.2003 74. 313 40-229-14 15.12.2001 75. 321 40-229-14 18.03.2006 76. 322 (INT 3651) 34-204-14 07.04.2007 77. 323 36-210-14 10.01.1981 78. 324 51-294-14 24.09.1977 79. 331 51-294-14 05.07.2003 80. 332 06-035-13 28.03.2009 81. 333 (INT 3656) 50-313-13 31.12.2011 82. 334 (INT 3660) 38-220-14 24.11.2012 83. 335 06-036-13 13.11.1971 84. 341 20-123(P)-14 29.12.2007 85. 342 ------------- 13.12.2014 86. 343 51-290-14 11.09.1999 87. 344 41-236-14 28.04.2012 88. 345 41-236-14 04.02.2012 89. 1111 23-139-14 - - - - - - - - 04.05.2013 90. 1121 04-020-15 29.10.2005 91. 1131 16-102-14 18.07.2009 92. 1132 41-258-13 - - - - - - - - 26.09.2009 93. 1221 37-213-14 - - - - - - - - 27.04.2013 94. 1231 38-243-13 24.03.2012 95. 1311 (INT 3856) 31-188-14 22.01.2011 96. 1312 01-001-15 - - - - - - - - 22.10.2011 97. 1321 02-010-14 25.06.2011 98. 1322 25-153-13 - - - - - - - - 07.02.2009 99. 1331 51-296-14 23.02.2008 100. 1332 16-095-13 19.04.2008 101. 1402 47-267-14 09.05.2009 102. 1411 (INT 3860) 24-143-14 27.11.2010 103. 1412 24-143-14 - - - - - - - - 16.04.2011 104. 1421 49-279-14 08.12.2012 105. 1431 22-137-13 27.10.2012 106. 1432 24-144-14 - - - - - - - - 22.10.2011 107. 1501 03-011-15 05.07.2008 108. 1611 42-237-14 05.07.2008 109. 1722 22-130-14 09.06.2012 110. 1723 01-003-15 16.04.2005 111. 1811 (INT 3758) 50-283-14 23.06.2012 112. 1821 37-234-13 07.10.2006 113. 1822 43-242-14 22.09.2012 114. 1911 51-288-14 09.06.2012 115. 2111 04-017-15 04.09.2004 116. 2112 30-186-13 - - - - - - - - 29.08.2009 117. 2121 23-140-14 - - - - - - - - 17.04.2010 118. 2122 46-263-14 - - - - - - - - 27.03.2010 Week: 04/2015 IV PAPER AND LEISURE CHARTS TR Chart No. Last Update New Edition Date New Chart Date No. Week-NtM No.-Year 119. 2123 09-056-14 - - - - - - - - 20.03.2010 120. 2124 04-018-15 - - - - - - - - 02.01.2010 121. 2131 26-161-14 08.03.2008 122. 2132 10-055-11 - - - - - - - - 08.03.2008 123. 2133 21-130-13 - - - - - - - - 13.02.2010 124. 2134 27-169-14 04.05.2013 125. 2136 27-169-14 28.10.2000 126. 2141 01-005-15 14.09.1996 127. 2142 42-244-12 15.01.1994 128. 2143 15-089-13 14.11.2006 129. 2144 09-057-14 20.01.2007 130. 2145 01-005-15 06.10.2007 131. 2146 15-089-13 07.04.2007 132. 2147 37-215-14 08.12.2012 133. 2148 37-215-14 24.11.2012 134. 2150 16-099-13 24.11.2012 135. 2151 26-162-14 15.12.2012 136. 2211 11-062-13 24.11.2012 137. 2212 (INT 3785) 18-113-13 24.11.2012 138. 2213 34-213-13 24.11.2012 139. 2214 33-199-14 01.12.2012 140. 2215 24-152-14 24.11.2012 141. 2223 26-164-14 07.01.2012 142. 2224 08-048-13 09.11.2013 143. 2231 09-058-14 27.11.2010 144. 2233 46-272-10 - - - - - - - - 26.09.2009 145. 2234 06-034-13 - - - - - - - - 10.01.2009 146. 2235 24-152-14 02.01.2010 147.
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