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B a L T Ic S E a Ic E C O 2010-04-11 KARLSBORG Fairway west of Ulvoarna 8346 Karlsborgsverken - St. Gubben 8546 Sea area off Ulvoarna 5726 BALTIC SEA ICE CODE St.Gubben-Maloren 6446 HARNOSAND Sea area off Maloren 9126 Angermanalven north Sando bridge 4446 Sandvik-Vastersk.-St.Gubben 8546 Angermanalven south Sando bridge 3386 Borstskar-Seskar Furo-Maloren 8546 Storfjarden 4386 Torehamn-Lageno 8549 Harnosand-Harnoklubb 3386 Lageno-Storon 8549 Sea area off Harnon 4713 Storon-Maloren 6446 SUNDSVALL Farstugrunden 6476 Alnosundet, south of bridge 8446 LULEA Sundsvallsfjarden 8446 Lulefjarden and Sandofjarden 8546 Tjuvholmen-Draghallan 5326 Sandoklubb-Bjornklack 8546 Draghallan-Gubben 5326 Bjornklack-Farstugrunden 8578 Gubben-Astholmsudde 4326 Germandofjarden 8546 Sea area off Astholmsudde 5726 Sandgronn fairway 8546 Gubben-Bramon 5326 Rodkallen-Norstromsgrund 6476 Sea area off Bramon 1736 PITEA Alnosundet, north of bridge 8446 Haraholmen-Leskar 8546 Klingerfjarden 8446 Leskar-Nygran 7456 Fairway east of Alnon 8326 Sea area off Nygran 4226 Svartviksfjarden 8446 SKELLEFTEA HUDIKSVALL Skelleftehamn-Gasoren 8356 Hudiksvallsfjarden 8346 Sea area off Gasoren 5356 Iggesund-Roxo 8346 Kage-Bergskaret lighthouse 8446 Roxo, Saltvik-Grason 8346 Sea off Bergskaret lighthouse 6356 Grason-Ago 5346 BJUROKLUBB Off Ago and Hornslandet 1222 NE of Bjuroklubb 5356 SODERHAMN SE of Bjuroklubb 5356 Stugsund-Sandarne 8346 THE QUARK Sandarne-Otterhallan 8346 Sea N of Bergudden lighthouse 8346 Otterhallan-Hallgrund 5346 Western Quark, northern part 8449 Sea area off Hallgrund 1222 Sea area NE of Nordvalen 5976 Ljusnefjarden (Ala,Orrsk.Vallv) 5346 Sea area SE of Nordvalen 3236 Vallviks fyr-Storjungfrun 5746 Western Quark, southern part 7846 Between Storgr. and Storjungfrun 5746 UMEA GAVLE Umea-Bredskar 8846 Fairway to Norrsundet 8846 Bredskar-Vaktaren 7826 Sea area off Gasholma 5326 Sea area SE of Vaktaren 9116 Gavle harbour 8446 Sea area off Jarnasudde 4336 Bonan-Graskalsbadan 5356 Nordmalingsfjarden 8396 Sea area S of Eggegrund 5356 SYDOSTBROTTEN Sea area E of Eggegrund NE and SE of Sydostbrotten 3323 Bonan-north of Lovgrund 5356 SW and NW of Sydostbrotten 3323 Skutskar harbour 8446 ORNSKOLDSVIK ORSKAR Husum harbour-Askar 5356 Northern Oregrundsgrepen 6866 Askar-Sjalbadan 6736 Sea area off Orskar 5876 Ornskoldsvik-Hornskaten 8846 GRUNDKALLEN Hornskaten-Skagsudde 5356 NE and SE of Grundkallen 2336 SW of Skagsudde (Skrubban) 5726 SW and NW of Grundkallen 5876 NE and SE of Skagsudde 5736 UNDERSTEN SMHI IceService E -mail i [email protected] Phone +46 (0) 11 495 85 33 Fax +46 (0) 11 495 80 53 NE and SE of Understen 2393 VASTERVIK SW and NW of Understen 5876 Vastervik-Marsholmen HALLSTAVIK Marsholmen-past Vasterbadan Southern Oregrundsgrepen 8356 Sea area off Ido BALTIC SEA ICE CODE Oregrund-Vassarogrund 4346 Fairway Sparosund-S of Ido Hallstavik, Hargshamn-Grisarna 8346 Gamleby-Vastervik Grisarna-Vassarogrund 8346 Fairway to Helgenas Vassarogrund-Svartklubben 7326 Fairway to Verkeback 4393 Sea area off Svartklubben 2393 Ido-Krakelund STOCKHOLM, NORTHERN ARCHI- Blankaholm-L.Bergo PELAGO VANERN (VARMLANDSSJON) Tralhavet-Furusund Asfjorden (fairway to Gruvon) 7396 Furusund-Kapellskar Sea area S of Risnasudde-Skoghall 5396 Kapellskar-Soderarm Entrance to Karlstad 4596 Sea area off Soderarm Saterholmsfjarden 4596 Kapellskar-Simpnas 4293 Sea area off Sookojan 9016 NE of Svenska Hogarna Entrance to Kristinehamn 9016 SE of Svenska Hogarna Strandudde-Lakholmen 4496 Archipelago west of Sv. Hogarna Sea area off Lakholmen 9016 STOCKHOLM, CENTRAL ARCHIPE- Otterbacken-Spansjo lighthouse 3296 LAGO East of Fallholmarna 9016 Stockholm-Tralhavet 1291 Mariestadsfjarden 4396 Tralhavet-Klovholmen 1291 Onsosundet 3396 Trollharan-Langgarn 1291 Entrance to Lidkoping 3396 Langgarn-Ostra Roko Kinneviken 4376 Klovholmen-Sandhamn 1291 VANERN (DALBOSJON) Svangen-Revengegrundet Amal-Fogden 9016 Sea area off Revengegrundet 2192 Sea area off Fogden 5396 LAKE MALAREN Sea area off Palgrunden 3396 Koping-Kvicksund 8996 Fairway through Luro archipelago 4396 Kvicksund-Vasteras-Gronso 8796 East of Luro archipelago 4256 Bjorkfjarden-Sodertalje 5796 Gota River south of Lilla Edet Stockholm-Sodertalje 5796 Gota River north of Lilla Edet Sodertalje-Skanssundet 1291 Trollhatte canal 2293 Skanssundet-Fifong 1291 Karlsgrav 2293 OXELOSUND-NORRKOPING Vassbotten 8396 Oxelosunds jarnverk-Orsbak. 2392 Vanersborgsviken S of Galle udde 4396 Lillhammarsleden Vanersborgsviken N of Galle udde 5976 Mallskarsleden ESTONIA Oxelosund-Vinterklasen Parnu, port and bay 5496 Hargokalv-Vinterklasen Parnu - Irben Strait 5395 Vinterklasen-Havringe Moonsund 5394 Havringe-Krankan-Gustav Dalén FINLAND Sea area off Havringe Helsinki harbours - Harmaja 1495 Entrance to Nykoping 2292 Harmaja - Helsinki lighthouse 1295 Norrkoping inner harbours 1291 Archipelago fairw. Hels.-Porkk.- 1295 Algersgrund-Hargokalv 2292 Ronnskar ARKO-HARADSKAR Roytta - Etukari 8546 Sea area off Arko Etukari - Ristinmatala 8546 Saterholmen-Arko 4293 Ajos - Ristinmatala 8546 Mem-Arko 4293 Ristinmatala - Kemi 2 7476 Arko-Barosund 4293 Kemi 2 - Kemi 1 9436 Sea area off Haradskar Sea area SW of Kemi 1 5476 SMHI IceService E -mail i [email protected] Phone +46 (0) 11 495 85 33 Fax +46 (0) 11 495 80 53 Kemi 2 - Ulkokrunni - Virpiniemi 7446 Lovskar - Grisselborg 8895 Oulu harbours - Kattilankalla 8546 Grisselborg - Norparskar 6395 Kattilankalla - Oulu 1 7476 Sea area at Vidskar 5395 Sea area SW of Oulu 1 9426 Hanko harbours - Hanko 1 2395 BALTIC SEA ICE CODE High sea N of Marjaniemi 5576 Sea area S of Hanko 1 Raahe harbour - Heikinkari 8546 Hanko - Vitgrund 6395 Heikinkari - Raahe lighthouse 6476 Vitgrund - Uto 5395 Raahe lighthouse - Nahkiainen 9426 Koverhar - Hasto Buso 8395 Marjaniemi - Ulkokalla 5476 Hasto Buso - Ajax 2395 Rahja harbour - Valimatala 8447 Inko and Kantvik harb. - Porkkala 8895 Sea area Valimatala - Ulkokalla 6477 Sea area at Porkkala 2395 High sea Ulkokalla-Pietarsaari 5877 Helsinki harbours - Harmaja 1495 Ykspihlaja - Repskar 8446 Harmaja - Helsinki lighthouse 1295 Repskar-Kokkola lighthouse 6876 Archipelago fairw. Hels.-Porkk.- 1295 Sea area off Kokkola lighthouse 5876 Ronnskar Pietarsaari - Kallan 8446 Porvoo harbours - Varlax 7495 Sea area off Kallan 5876 Varlax - Porvoo lighthouse 1295 Pietarsaari-ENE of Nordvalen 5876 Porvoo lighthouse- Kalbadagrund Sea area ENE of Nordvalen 5876 Valko harbour - Taktarn 8495 Nordvalen - W of Norrskar 3846 Archipelago fairw. Boisto-Glosholm 4495 Vaskiluoto - Ensten 8446 Archipelago fairw. Glosholm - Helsinki 3495 Ensten - Vaasa lighthouse 6846 Kotka - Viikari 8496 Vaasa lighthouse-Norrskar 5856 Viikari - Orrengrund 8496 Sea area SW of Norrskar 1816 Orrengrund - Tiiskeri 3826 Kaskinen - Salgrund 8476 Tiiskeri - Kalbadagrund Sea area off Salgrund 5836 Hamina - Suurmusta 8496 Salgrund - Yttergrund 4856 Suurmusta - Merikari 8496 Pori harbours-Pori lighthouse-Sappi 7446 Merikari - Kaunissaari 5896 Off Pori lighthouse and Sappi 9856 RUSSIA Yttergrund - Rauma 5846 St. Petersburgs harbours 2825 Rauma harbour - Kylmapihlaja 8446 St. Petersburg - Kotlin 5825 Kylmapihlaja-Raumalighthouse 4846 Kotlin - Tolbuhkin 2825 Sea area W of Rauma lighthouse 4846 Tolbuhkin - Schepelevski 5425 Sea area S of Rauma lighthouse 4856 Schepelevski - Sescar 5846 Uusikaupunki - Kirsta 8946 Sescar - Sommers 5846 Kirsta - Isokari 7946 Sommers - Hogland 5846 Isokari - Sandback 5846 Hogland - Kunda 1000 Sea area off Sandback 5846 Vyborg, port and bay 8446 Sea area N of Salskar 9776 Vihrevoj - Sommers 5446 Sea area N of Market 3776 Strait Bjerkesund 8446 Sea area W of Market 4776 Bolshoy Berezovyj - Shepelevski 5446 Sea area S of Market 3776 Luga Bay 1000 Marianhamina - Marhallan 3323 Luga bay - Moshjnyj - Shepelevski 1000 Off Nyhamn and Marhallan 1313 Middle Alands Sea 2313 Naantali and Turku - Rajakari 8495 Rajakari - Lovskar 8495 Lovskar - Korra 8495 Korra - Isokari 7495 Lovskar - Berghamn 6495 Berghamn - Stora Sottunga 6895 Stora Sottunga - Ledskar 6895 Sea area at Rodhamn 1315 SMHI IceService E -mail i [email protected] Phone +46 (0) 11 495 85 33 Fax +46 (0) 11 495 80 53 .
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