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Annual Summary of Korean Notices to Mariners 2013 ANNUAL SUMMARY OF KOREAN NOTICES TO MARINERS KOREA HYDROGRAPHIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC ADMINISTRATION MINISTRY OF OCEANS AND FISHERIES REPUBLIC OF KOREA FOREWORD The sea has been considered as a rich repository of natural resources, representing infinite future for the humanity. It has an inseparable link to the development and prosperity of a nation. With the recent increase in the quantity of goods transported by sea, the size and speed of vessels have been increasing, which results in a growing number of marine accidents. The 「2013 Annual Summary of Korean Notices to Mariners」 has been published in accordance with the recommendations of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) and the long-term development plan of KHOA to contribute to the safety of navigation. The 「2013 Annual Summary of Korean Notices to Mariners」 is the summary of weekly Korean notices to mariners issued in 2013. It also contains useful information such as “Chart of Firing and Bombing Exercise Areas in the Coast of Korea”, and “World Wide Navigational Warning Service (WWNWS).” This Annual Summary is published every year, and it is distributed to the NTM users free of charge. KHOA hopes that this Annual Summary can be used as a guide for safe navigation by all seafarers. If there is any information to add and update in this Annual Summary, please contact the Nautical Chart Division of KHOA at +82 51 400 4331~4. CONTENT Foreword ········································································································································· i PART 1. Introduction to KHOA ······························································································· 1 PART 2. Index of Notices Issued in 2013 ·········································································· 3 PART 3. Summary of Notices in 2013 ················································································· 15 3.1 Ai ds to Nav i gati on ··············································································································· 17 3.2 Harbour Facilities ················································································································· 101 3.3 Harb our Areas ······················································································································ 106 3.4 Nav i g ati onal Areas ··············································································································· 109 3.5 Ob structi ons ·························································································································· 110 3.6 Bri dg es, Ov erh ead Cabl es ································································································· 124 3.7 Submari ne Cab l es / Pi pes ································································································· 127 3.8 Names of Features ············································································································· 129 3.9 Other Informati on ················································································································· 130 PART 4. Temporary Notices in Force on 1 Jan. 2014 ·················································· 169 4 .1 East Coast ···························································································································· 17 1 4 .2 South Coast ·························································································································· 17 7 4 .3 West Coast ··························································································································· 19 3 PART 5. List of Firing and Bombing Exercise Areas in Korea Coast ··························· 207 5 .1 Exerci se Area of N ············································································································· 209 5 .2 Exerci se Area of A ············································································································· 211 5 .3 Exerci se Area of D ············································································································· 213 5 .4 Exerci se Area of M ············································································································· 214 5 .5 Exerci se Area of P ············································································································· 214 ※ Chart of Firing and Bombing Exercise Areas in the Korea Coast ································· 216 PART 6. NAVTEX & NAVAREA ····························································································· 219 6 .1 NAVTEX System ·················································································································· 221 6.2 NAVAREA System ··············································································································· 222 6.3 Radio Navigational Warning in NAVAREA XI Area ······················································ 225 6.4 NAVTEX Stations in NAVAREA XI Area ········································································ 226 6.5 NAVTEX Stations around NAVAREA XI Area ······························································· 227 6 .6 Nav i g ati onal Warni ng s Issued b y Japan Coast G uard ················································· 227 6 .7 INMASAT EG C Serv i ce Sea Area Map ········································································· 229 6.8 Long-range Radio Navigational Warnings in the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean ················································································································································ 229 PART 7. International Satellite System for Search and Rescue ······························ 231 7.1 Location Detection and Data Transfer System ··························································· 233 7 .2 G eneral Informati on ············································································································· 233 7 .3 Components ························································································································· 234 PART 8. KOSREP (Korean Ship Reporting System) ······················································ 237 8 .1 Serv i ce Area ························································································································· 239 8 .2 Parti ci pati ng Sh i ps ··············································································································· 24 0 8 .3 Types of Report ··················································································································· 24 0 8 .4 Means to Report ·················································································································· 24 0 PART 9. VTS (Vessel Traffic Service) ················································································· 24 3 9 .1 VTS (Vessel Traffi c Serv i ce) Outl i ne ··············································································· 24 5 9 .2 Dong h ae Hang ····················································································································· 24 8 9 .3 Poh ang Hang ······················································································································· 25 0 9 .4 Ul san Hang ·························································································································· 25 2 9 .5 Busan Hang (Buk Hang ) ··································································································· 254 9 .6 Busan New Port ·················································································································· 25 7 9 .7 Masan Hang ························································································································· 25 9 9 .8 Yeosu Hang ························································································································· 26 2 9 .9 Yeosu Coastal ····················································································································· 26 5 9 .10 Jej u Hang ··························································································································· 26 6 9 .11 Wando Hang ······················································································································ 26 9 9 .12 Ji ndo Coastal ····················································································································· 27 1 9 .13 Mokpo Hang ······················································································································· 27 3 9 .14 G unsan Hang ····················································································································· 27 5 9 .15 Daesan Hang ····················································································································· 27 7 9 .16 Pyeong taek dangj i n Hang ··································································································280 9 .17 Inch eon Hang ····················································································································· 28 2 9 .18 G yeong- i n Ara Waterway ································································································
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