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WA966 Cape Naturaliste E3-21 966 W A C A P E NA T U R A L I S T E SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.coastaldata.transport.wa.gov.au), Symbols, Abbreviations DEPTHS IN METRES and Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 755 and AUS 756. E=312000 E=320000 E=328000 E=336000 E=344000 58' 59' 115°00'E 01' 02' 03' 04' 05' 06' 07' 08' 09' 10' 11' 12' 13' 14' 15' 16' 17' 18' 19' 20' 21' 22' 23' S S ee Naturaliste Reef 48 32 31 28 26 ee 33° 28' 18" S 51 43 39 35 35 33 29 46 30 R 002°43'(T), 17M D 50 AN from Lighthouse 34 P I C 24 C 50 0 0 h 0 1 h 35 0 a a 020 r 40 t r 3 23' 24" E 115° 49 t 45 36 B 51 51 030 3 AU 30 38 38 0 unbu 3 42 34 48 S 51 0 0 4 34 31 29 7 29' 0 r 29' 32 y Ngari Capes 26 56 36 42 t 0 o 0 5 03 P 1 0 0 33 3 30 o 3 r t G Marine 2 0 36 25 46 6 ° 0 e 3 300 og 44 5 ' W 0 r 6 a 0 07 ph 20 33 51 47 Park 0 31 290 e 27 300 0 28 W 39 8 33 33 A ( 0 4 42 41 37 8 27 859 40 ' 36 E 0 37 280 26 ) 22 30 0 9 16 09 30' 8 0 29 30' Wright Bank 0 35 33 29 270 6 (breaks in moderate swell) 270 25 39 48 40 260 40 100 32 31 51 28 2 32 27 51 29 50 0 1 29 240 120 1 24 23 36 35 32 31 240 37 0 46 12 36 29 21 INDIAN 38 33 0 2 5 30 210 1 35 130 28 31' 31 180 33 23 31' 50 35 22 29 29 0 40 33 1 29 31 32 52 27 36 210 0 15 15 19 45 8 25 2 186 20 26 24 0 160 24 33 190 25 180 17034 34 47 122 22 16 N 15 4 35 g 31 7 a 15 15 22 ri 28 27 000 46 8 8 32 29 94 10 16 88 8 0 38 8 350 010 88 22 31 29 0 The Channels 6 22 32 29 27 20 29 4 340 16 62 33 27 21 12 68 4 030 8 0 30 The Docks 6 6 3 3 N= CAPE NATURALISTE 4 2 13 17 2 29 0 4 The Quarries 21 C 0 Cape Naturaliste a 320 22 32' p 32' 6 32 32 e 0 19 30 050 24 2 48 Other Side of the Moon s 32 03 18 Sanctuary Zone 9 11 17 0 6 7 6 8 29 310 19 30 42 Lighthouse 32 3 153 31 3 2 0 Bunker 0 6 37 Fl(2) 10s 123m 26M 31 ° 29 28 0 0 22 Windmills 30 31 3 9 Bay 30 2 4 ' 29 000 48 W 0 0 Fl Y 4s 11 17 29 31 6 8 7 29 0 0 The Farm 70 1 88 1 1 1 0 2 Bone Yards 31 29 26 0 0 5 31 0 1 290 CAUTION 30 3 62 00 0 19 Fl Y 4s 26 2 Heavy Seas 8 0 28 29 31 1 15 ( 08 1 2 25 N= (see Note) 4 5 20 31 1 M 8 ots ' E 43 Kn 31 29 80 0 E 50 Gull Rock 35 2 29 T ) ROCKY POINT R 16 E 28 090 8 28 S 09 10 000 METRES 000 10 81 M 29 204 0 Leeuwin - Naturaliste a 0 5 r 270 33' 44 30 29 i 33' 22 n 27 Fl Y 5s 2M e 22 11 27 C 1 8 260 AP 9 HMAS Swan (1997) 0 E 25 90 0 11 1 8 EAGLE BAY 00 5 175 28 42 2 26 9 000 9 18 27 49 4 26 18 Eagle Bay 2 11 6 0 6 50 17 7 10 Eagle 8 240 12 28 25 1 14 21 Sanctuary Zone 4 Bay P 134 27 23 Sugarloaf Rock (42) a 2 14 1 4 0 9 1 21 r 27 26 11 25 0 2 N 8 8 k 27 H A K 1 k n T 24 e E 8 i A o U 34 g e GL ts National Park R r E h 15 25 23 0 A C 2 50 16 0 L E B 2 1 8 I AY 1 3 10 0 0 S A 5 8 000 8 0 46 T G E L 13 E 2 M POINT PICQUET15 7 EE 6 180 LU Dunsborough Reef 22 P 128 34' 0 24 40 14 34' 4 (Artificial) 23 1 9 Incomplete Survey 1 13 p 19 7 Gannet Rock (3) 6 21 14 u 0 50 m R 25 1 r O B A a D 12 East Geographe g A Closed Waters 25 20 0 Y n 0 7 47 i 44 16 47 J Motorised Vessels 24 190 170 0 21 00 13 180 18 Sanctuary Zone (Defined by yellow 8 19 22 6 R 2 7 000 7 0 O 8 24 2 2 21 148 A spar buoys) Fl Y 5s D 158 149 R Sail Rock (1) 29 O 24 13 A 23 6 D 17 MEELUP 5 8 13 C 1 138 47 15 li GEOGRAPHE BAY 4 ff 13 37 s Closed Waters 8 22 22 8 15 Motorised Vessels Castle Bay 9 60 1K 19 (Defined by yellow 3 n 7 23 o 8 00 33° Kabbijgup spar buoys) ts 22 21 33° 6 000 Castle Rock (34) Beach 167 20 21 18 rk 13 35' Three Bears 20 9 Pa 8 35' 21 6 CASTLE POINT 18 37 5 12 12 14 4 11 S 2 17 Artificial Reef 17 6 S 6 5 e 4 in 2 ar 21 192 19 28 14 M 13 5 2 1 8 W 95 18 18 44 ater 8 8 0 14 SkiArea 0 10 0 4 133 17 5 000 5 1 12 11 15 6 2 8 1 Curtis Bay 81 18 152 33 6 86 13 s Bird Rock 9 176 e 17 158 124 11 Leeuwin C 13 3 p 6 A 2 a P 7 14 E 8 C 10 d 4 e 1 r 15 11 u 8 16 16 8 c 4 s b 4 6 O 13 16 000 40 7 8 154 5 9 14 148 AUSTRALIA - WEST COAST 98 2 4 000 4 36' 15 36' Naturaliste 8 9 0POINT DALLING 13 14 3 8 6 2 108 N CAUTION A Ngari Capes 1 13 WESTERN AUSTRALIA T F Bu 2M 9 15 5 i 9 U 6 15 8 2 6 R 6 7 2 r 1 Heavy Seas A 2 2 8 0 LI 8 14 a 15 Wa N S 1 1 terS T 26 2 g kiArea (see Note) A E 12 134 11 T POINT DAKING 7 2 6 000 U 8 87 N 000 R H A 84 i L Closed Waters 9 80 gh I 12 National S 8 6 OCEAN Shivery Rock 8 5 4 Marine Park 5 T 6 3 80 All Vessels 11 14 1 CAPE NATURALISTE E 14 4 K 0 2 2 62 2 5 12 0 n 2 11 8 62 6 0 o CAUTION 10 7 T t 8 0 s 9 E 4 3 000 R 10 Ngari Capes N= R Numerous inshore rocks 11 13 N= 10 5 5 A 5 5 104 C D and sandy shoal areas. 4 E 8 75 SCALE 1 : 50 000 u 8 105 8 n Park 0 3 48 128 s 8 3 137 R b 2 36 O 9 12 o 9 4 1 8 A r 1 12 D o 8 Marine Park DEPTHS u Dunn 11 See R.A.N. Chart AUS 116 45 35 g 6 8 7 4 11 h 5 1 8 6 Depthsare showninmetresanddecimetres,reducedtoSoundingDatum,whichis 8 8 10 9 200 W 37 8 2 2 8 37' 2 7 2 11 8 37' approximatelylowest waterlevel. DUNSBOROUGH a 8 4 7 te Bay 11 0 G r 0 2 000 2 48 6 8 8 Incomplete Survey E 8 10 7 O B 4 7 11 G 3 5 6 1 10 10 68 HEIGHTS R e 5 9 5 9 4 A a 1 9 Ngari Capes P c 10 8 5 4 C 8 ES H h S 78 6 4 CAV E k 3 Central Geographe 72 l Heightsare showninmetres. UnderlinedfiguresaredryingheightsaboveSounding i 8 4 5 i i 1 Water Ski Area 5 8 44 f ng 2 4 4 3 f 4 9 38 s 2 7 9 11 Datum. OverheadclearanceheightsareaboveHighestAstronomicalTide.Allother 8 4 10 11 7 7 3 4 R 3 WARNING Sanctuary Zone 3 2 4 Fl Y 3s 7 3 OAD 6 4 9 2 92 92 0 3 heightsare aboveMeanHigherHighWater. 28 Inshore areas may 1 94 Marine 8 39 P.W.C. Y 100 2 Swimming contain uncharted hazards.
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