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Corrections for March 2020 with the Compliments of Adlard Coles Nautical Corrections for March 2020 with the compliments of Adlard Coles Nautical REEDS Nautical Almanac 2020 Corrections to 5th March 2020 include Admiralty Notices to Mariners Week 10/20 EDITORIAL NOTES 1. Corrections to the above Almanacs are placed on www.reedsalmanacs.co.uk at the following intervals: In early January (covering the period since going to press in June); and thereafter at the start of each month from February through to June. There is no repetition, except where an earlier correction is modified by later data. 2. We thank those who have contributed helpful suggestions, all of which are considered and, if feasible, included. Please tell the Editors as soon as possible of any corrections to the Almanac(s) thought to be necessary, particularly as a result of experience at sea. 3. Contents Pages 2 Reeds Update Amendment Form 3–6 Reeds Nautical Almanac Adlard Coles Nautical Tel 0207 632 5600 50 Bedford Square Fax 0207 6732 5800 London, WC1B 3DP www.reedsalmanacs.co.uk March 2020 1 AMENDMENT/CORRECTION FOR REEDS ALMANAC For forwarding suggested amendments to Reeds Almanac, Reeds Channel Almanac, Reeds Western Almanac and Reeds Eastern Almanac Date of report: Name of sender: Telephone: Email: Reeds Almanac Channel Almanac Western Almanac Eastern Almanac Publication affected: Edition: 2020 2019 Earlier: ________________ Page number(s) affected: ____________________________________________ Reference material Passage information Lights & buoys This report relates to: Country notes Area plan Tides Harbour information (specify): Name: ________________________________ Ref. number: ______·______ Amendment/ Correction: Continue on a separate sheet if necessary Reeds agents: I am a Reeds Agent for: ________________________________ I would like to become a Reeds Agent for: ________________________________ Reports should be submitted to: UK & Ireland, introduction, navigation, tides, safety, first aid [email protected] Continental coast (including Channel Islands and Azores), reference [email protected] data, regulations, communications, weather Anything else: The Editors, Reeds Almanac, Adlard Coles Nautical, 50 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3DP 2 March 2020 CORRECTIONS TO 2020 REEDS NAUTICAL ALMANAC 101, Fig 6(12) Météo France forecast areas and VHF weather broadcasts by CROSS, paste in new diagram on page 5 showing CHAPTER 2, REGULATIONS amendments to broadcast times. Ed Note: Although Brexit was achieved on the 31st January 2020, during the transitional period which ends on December CHAPTER 9, HARBOURS, COASTS & TIDES 31st 2020 there are unlikely to be any significant changes to AREA 1, SW ENGLAND information shown here. Thereafter the information below will 143 (RH Col), PORTLAND BILL TO ANVIL POINT, line 1, Portland be potentially liable to change. Check our free online updates Bill lt ho £ range, amend: 19M, lines 1-3, vis...to 1 Fl), amend: vis from January 2021 to June 2021 at www.reedsnauticalalmanac. 221°-141°. co.uk/update or the Royal Yachting Association website, rya.org 169, SALCOMBE, Chartlet, NE corner, delete legend: Egremont - open: knowledge & advice, entry and exit formalities. Island Cruising Club. 22, 2.1 CRUISING FORMALITIES, para 6, Health Regulations, lines 1-2 171, DARTMOUTH, Facilities, last para, Noss Marina, line 2, after: Under UK and International Health Regulations, ships entering port è, add: à. are normally required to submit a Maritime Declaration of Health d (MDH) only when there has been an occurrence onboard that may Services, para 3, Dartside Quay, last line , crane capacity, 16t, affect public health. Peel Ports London Medway have been advised amend: 20t. by the London Port Health Authority that due to the situation with 179, RIVER EXE, Facilities, para 1, line 4, 1700 amend: 2100. COVID-19 (Wuhan Novel Coronavirus) additional requirements 188, WEYMOUTH, Chartlet, bottom RH corner, DG range, lit SPM, to submit a Maritime Declaration of Health will now apply, and shape, amend: Z, char, amend: Fl(4)Y.10s. therefore issue the following message on behalf of London Port Health Authority. Please ensure that a Maritime Declaration of AREA 2, CENTRAL S ENGLAND Health is completed and conveyed to the London Port Health 231, RIVER HAMBLE, Communications, para 2, line 2, times, Authority via [email protected] and porthealth. amend: (Apr-Sep: daily 0700-2230. Oct-Mar: daily 0700-1900). [email protected] for ALL vessels arriving into Peel 232, RIVER HAMBLE, Chartlet, amendments from N to s: Ports Medway’s area of jurisdiction until further notice. Ed Note: Deacon’s BY add: ¶, Air Gauge, delete: Aladdin’s Cave. The spread of the virus is likely to result in tightening regulation Swanwick Marina add: Air Gauge, P, Ä. regarding declaration and quarantine. All yachts are advised to Swanwich Hard add: =. check requirements at planned destinations prior to arrival. Universal Marina (S of) delete: Solar Marine. 23, 2.2.8, Customs telephone numbers line 2, The National Hamble add: =. Yachtline,e, amend: 0300 123 2012 (H24,7/7). Facilities, para 1, Hamble Pt Marina, line 2, delete: i. 2.2.9, Drug smuggling and Project Kraken, para 1, line 2, after Line 3, hoist capacity 65t, amend: 75t, delete: F. important, delete: rest of para. Para 3, Port Hamble Marina, line 1, delete: =. Para 2, line 4, after: abnormal, add: a crew who do not look at Line 3, delete: e(60t). ease aboard a boat for instance, or people transfering from a Para 5, Mercury Yacht Hbr, line 3, delete: P P. larger vessel into a RIB some distance offshore. Para 6, Universal Marina, hoist capacity 80t, amend: 75t. 23, 2.3.2, Red Diesel, Ed Note: Reminder - from 1st January 2020 Para 7, Swanwick Marina, line 2, before: v, add: Ä. red and green duty free diesel became illegal for use in pleasure Line 3, hoist capacity 60t, amend: 65t. craft in the Republic of Ireland, and possession of duty free 243, CHICHESTER HARBOUR, Facilities, para 9, Chichester Marina, diesel can now attract a maximum £5,000 fine. There is an initial Ed Note: Dredging of Chichester Marina Approach channel is transitional waiver if you are able to prove that red or green taking place until mid-March, LNTM 4/20 refers. diesel is residual from 2019 prior to the ban. However, there is an additional problem, reports indicate that anyone planning to AREA 7, NE SCOTLAND cruise within the ROI will find quayside pump access to duty paid 400 (RH Col), DORNOCH FIRTH to LYBSTER, lines 2-3, Met Mast °, white diesel very limited, with no such facility available between Ed Note: Lights temp’y extinguished. Bangor and Malahide, Greystones and Cork and north and west of 408, ADJACENT HARBOURS, CULLEN, line 6, F G bn, amend: bn Fl Kinsale. Pumps for white diesel currently only exist at the marinas G 2s vis 114°-119°. around Dublin, Cork and Kinsale. AREA 8, NW SCOTLAND CHAPTER 5, COMMUNICATIONS 453, ANCHORAGES BETWEEN LITTLE LOCH BROOM & LOCH 72, WEST DENMARK, 5.11.4, Firing practice areas, tinted box, last GAIRLOCH, para 3, Aultbea, line 2, after: pier, add: avoid entry D, after: 73755219, insert: or +45 2148290. moorings. 73, Fig 5(6) Netherlands Coastguard and Radio stations, lower 454, ANCHORAGES AROUND OR NEAR SKYE, para 4, LOCH left, delete legend: Scheveningen, contact details and location HARPORT, penultimate line, Carbost, delete: G. Ed Note: Garage in toto. closed. CHAPTER 6, WEATHER 460, ANCHORAGES ALONG LOCH LINNHE, para 3, LOCH A’ 97, WEST DENMARK,6.15.2, after: Danmarks Radio, delete: CHOIRE, line 3, delete: 6as E of boathouse. Program 1...1745, substitute: Weather bulletins and gale/storm 467, ADJACENT HARBOUR ON MAINLAND TO N OF OBAN para 1, warnings for Danish coastal waters and sea areas 2 to 6, 8 and 9 DUNSTAFFNAGE Marina, line 5, after: NW, add: /NE. are broadcast in Danish on 243kHz AM, at 0545, 0845,1145 (plus 5 day forecast) and 1745 (plus 7 day forecast for coastal waters). 468, LOCH MELFORT, Facilities, para 2, Kimelford Yacht Haven, Navigational warnings are broadcast at 1803 and Firing practice line 1, delete: ( 200343. warnings at 1745 after the weather forecast. All LT. Line 2, charges, £16, amend £21. 99, 6.17.1, Netherlands Coastguard/Traffic Centres, lines 2-3, AREA 9, SW SCOTLAND delete: 1133...2305LT, substitute: 0333,0733,1133,1543,1933, 2333. 477 (RH Col), PORTPATRICK, line 5, Mull of Galloway £, range Weather forecasts at 0805,1305, 1905, 2305. Last line, LT amend: amend: 18M. UTC. 484, CAMPBELTOWN, Shelter, line 8, delete: by visitors, substitute: Tinted box, para 2, line 2, delete: Scheveningen Ch 83. with caution. Para 4, MF/SSB Weather broadcasts in English, line 1, after: 484, ADJACENT ANCHORAGE IN KILBRANNAN SOUND, para 1, (Appingedham) delete: and 3673kHz (Scheveningen). Line 3, CARRADALE BAY, line 4, after: bay, add: good holding in sand. delete: 7333, substitute: 0733, 1133. 485, HARBOURS AND ANCHORAGES AROUND BUTE, para 5, 100, 6.19.1, CROSS VHF and MF broadcasts, line 7, after Chassiron, BURNT ISLANDS, last line, after: slip, add: owned by and reserved insert: and Cap Ferret. for customers of Colintraive Hotel. 100, 6.19.2, Radio broadcasts, line 3, delete: 0002. March 2020 3 486, ROTHESAY, Chartlet, S of W Arm, delete Visitors symbol. 878, L’ABER-ILDUT, Facilities, lines 2-4, ©/dumbbells, pricing Shelter, line 2, delete: and on, after: Arm, add: no longer used. amend: 02·00/m. Line 7, ®& pricing amend: 02·40/m. After: j, insert: J. Ed Note: Since 1992 the legendary Brest/Douarnenez 490, GARELOCH/RHU, Facilities, Ed Note: Helensburgh Pier is closed traditional Boat Festival has been run every four years, and this to all vessels UFN. year is one of them! From 10th to 16th July, well over 2,500 sailing 500, KIRKCUDBRIGHT, Lights and Marks, line 2, ú shed, Ed Note: vessels, embracing everything from tall ships to small dayboats Light unreliable, range temp’y reduced.
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