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All other Positions on this chart are referenced to the Map Grid of Australia, Zone 50, POINT TEMPLAR based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94). For GPS use, this From the latest information available to Department for Planning and Infrastructure (DPI), 2008, including Royal Australian Navy surveys of 1975. IALA Maritime Buoyage System - Region A (Red to Port). correct at time the latest version of the chart is used all times and is kept up-to-date with reference to the following: r o k n i e B Y will be at C H I A V N U E DoT chart agents and at http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/. are Government Gazette. Regulations for Navigable found at http://www.slp.wa.gov.au/gazette/gazette.nsf. Regional Development (DPIRD) WA Sanctuary Zones may be defined with floating yellow lit marker buoys. Refer to Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions publications for Heavy seas are common along this coastline and therefore extreme caution must be 114° 57' 48" E 0 90 B A Y R O A 29 30' 090 9 9 Fl R 3s 9 6 2 62 000 19' AIR DEPTHS IN METRES CAPE NATURALISTE WA SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.coastaldata.transport.wa.gov.au), Symbols, Abbreviations and Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 755 and AUS 756. E= 3 44 000 E= 3 12 000 59' 115° 00' E 05' 06' 07' 08' 09' 10' 11' 12' 13' 14' 15' 16' 04' 17' 18' 03' 02' 20' 01' 21' 22' 23' 58' See RAN Chart AUS 756 33° 28' 18" S See DPI Chart Bunbury to Port Geographe WA 859 Naturaliste Reef 48 31 35 39 43 33 002°43'(T), 17M from Lighthouse 0 31 29' 29' Ngari Capes Marine Park 30' 270 Wright Bank 31 INDIAN 31' 31' 10 000 METRES 9 000 8 000 7 000 5 000 4 000 6 000 3 000 2 000 1 000 0 1 000 METRES 18" S HI G H W A Y 10 0 00 M ETRES 9 00 8 0 7 000 5 000 4 000 3 000 6 00 2 0 00 1 0 0 1 0 00 M ETRES 28 29 180 0 The Channels CAPE NATURALISTE Cape Naturaliste The Quarries 32' 32' Other Side of the Moon Sanctuary Zone Lighthouse 31 Fl(2) 10s 123m 26M Bunker 31 29 Windmills Bay 29 31 29 The Farm Bone Yards 29 CAUTION Heavy Seas (see Note) Gull Rock ROCKY POINT E L I 270 33' 33' Fl Y 5s 2M HMAS Swan (1997) EAGLE BAY Eagle Bay Sanctuary Zone Bay Sugarloaf Rock (42) National Park T S R E WE POINT PICQUET Dunsborough Reef 34' 34' (Artificial) Incomplete Survey Gannet Rock (3) East Geographe Sanctuary Zone Motorised Vessels 180 (Defined by yellow spar buoys) Fl Y 5s 33° 35' Sail Rock (1) MEELUP GEOGRAPHE BAY Closed Waters Motorised Vessels (Defined by yellow 33° Kabbijgup spar buoys) Castle Rock (34) 35' Three Bears Beach CASTLE POINT S S Artificial Reef Curtis Bay Bird Rock CAUTION 36' 36' POINT DALLING Ngari Capes F Bu 2M Heavy Seas (see Note) POINT DAKING OCEAN Closed Waters Marine Park Shivery Rock All Vessels CAUTION Ngari Capes Numerous inshore rocks and sandy shoal areas. Park Marine Park Dunn DEPTHS See R.A.N. Chart AUS 116 37' 37' DUNSBOROUGH approximately lowest water level. Bay Incomplete Survey HEIGHTS Ngari Capes Marine Central Geographe Heights are shown in metres. Datum. Sanctuary Zone Fl Y 3s WARNING heights are above Mean Higher High Water. Inshore areas may Swimming P.W.C. contain uncharted hazards. Y Prohibited Q R 5M POSITIONS Q G 5M Park Y Fl Y 3s Y approximates WGS84. Cliffhangers 4·9 0 9 D F Bu 2M 3·6 Y Y 3·4 Y Shallows Naturaliste 38' 38' PROJECTION 4·8 Sea Rescue 1 9 Universal Transverse Mercator. Y Rabbit Hill VMR 631 Water Skiing Prohibited Fl Y 3s Yallingup Mainbreak QUINDALUP SOURCES 3·9 Fl Y 5s Y GEOGRAPHE Y Y Y Y Y NAVIGATION MARKS Busselton Volunteer Marine Rescue Group Inc. VMR 640 See Enlargement E= 3 50 000 23' 115° 24' E Torpedo Rock Y 3·4 CHART AMENDMENTS AC H The information provided on this chart is of publication. As this LEGEND 3 9 33° 37' 12" S 3 9 CAUTION 4 6 5 8 4 4 information is subject to change, ensure at 39' 39' 115° 24' 06" E N= 62 78 000 5 3 3 7 Heavy Seas Y Closed waters All Vessels Marsh and swampland 2 9 4·4 (see Note) 5 3 Water Ski, P.W.C. and Parasailing Area Y Y 4 4 Nature Reserve / National Park 5.0 Railway, Clearance height, Bridge 4 9 xxx 2 6 Y Y Yacht Club BUSSELTON 2 2 Notices to Mariners 3 5 Y Y 2 5 Y 1 8 Y Geographe Y (4) Y Smiths Changes of a safety or navigational nature reflected in Notices to Y Clearance height, Overhead powerline 13 Y Closed waters 4 3 4·9 Y Y Mariners. Current Notices are available from chart sales offices, approved 0 9 0 Fl Y 4s River 2 8 All Vessels 1 9 3 Smiths Y Y 4·4 0 3 9 3 4 9 5 1 2 Major road 3 (4) Point Bay 3 9 ( ) ( ) Navigable Waters Regulations 2 9 Minor road 4·5 3 7 1 F ( ( ) ) 9 1 2 2 9 1 8 N= 62 78 000 Changes to Navigable Waters Regulations published in the Western Track Medical facility, Building 1 9 2 5 Radio masts (48) 1 7 Q R 5M 1 6 3 2 9 Australian Waters can also be 1 8 2 7 8 Knots 4·4 2 NATIONAL PARKS AND NATURE RESERVES (185) 1 1 Red lights 2 4 2 9 Mean high water National Parks and Nature Reserves are gazetted for the Protection of Flora, Fauna and Landscape values. Dumping of rubbish, lighting of fires (including ground fires), firearms, pets, 2 9 2 3 3 8 3 8 3·7 R ABBEY Q R 3M 3 7 2 6 Marine Protected Areas 1 5 2 3 BROADWATER Mean low water Datum mark i Q G 5M 1 3 1 3 R Refer to Deparment of Primary Industries and See RAN Chart AUS 755 3 2 3 6 2 9 2 8 Q G 3M 40' 40' and Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) G Cliff removal of rocks, soil and timber, driving off established tracks 1 3 2·5 Winjee Sam Rock (14) 2 9 3 3 G 1 6 publications for the latest information. R Rock shoreline and disturbance of flora and fauna are all prohibited in 3 3 Canal 1 7 Q R 3M 2·9 Sand drift, Anchoring prohibited National Parks and Nature Reserves. Camping is only allowed Leeuwin 2 9 4·6 MARINE SANCTUARY 3 2 3 2 Rocks 4·5 1 1 OA Q G 3M 2 4 Naturaliste in gazetted areas of National Parks. Refer to Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions publications for GPS validation point, Helipad, Groyne National Park 2 7 3 3 Q R 3M 1 8 2 3 Car parking, Over-beach launching 2 1 62 000 (breaks in moderate swell) The Docks Leeuwin - Naturaliste Leeuwin Naturaliste National YALLINGUP Super Tubes Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park Produced by Maritime Cartographic Services, DPI, Western Australia. Notices to Mariners inclusive 1-20 February 2020 Water Ski Area & Parasailing Area b F Bu 2M 500 EZB 1997 Department for Planning B u y a n 0 3 1 8 2 6 further information on parks and reserves. Boat ramp, Tide rips Parking for boats / trailers RELIABILITY DIAGRAM 3 further information. 3 33° 28' 1 7 2 4 0 3 7 7 115° 23' 24" E CAUTION NOTE Q G 2M LEEUWIN CURRENT 1 4 Mangroves, Foul ground, Marine farm 2 9 NAVIGATION MARKS CARDINAL MARKS 1 Wyadup Heavy Seas The Leeuwin Current is most predominant during May to 2 7 Water, Fuel, Jetty, Safe anchorage 9 CAUTION Overhead powerlines cross numerous inland waterways 33° 2 8 33° Rocks Indicates Closed Waters August with a surface current generally less than 1 knot. It has 0 5 Lighthouse, major, minor light Telephone, Public toilet 3 2 8 Knots 2 5 Motorised Vessels safe water an average width of 30 nautical miles and extends to a depth Cape Naturaliste taken when navigating inshore. 3 9 Exposed wreck, Submerged wreck 38' 38’ 3 3 5 Knots North to the North 230 EZB shown on this chart. Mariners are of approximately 200 metres, carrying warm, low salinity water Beacon, port, starboard Hazardous submerged reef 1 9 3 7 1 1 2 2 S S 1975 TIDAL INFORMATION AND SOUNDING DATUM from the North West Shelf area along the continental shelf advised to proceed with caution. Reef which covers and uncovers Indicates 41' 41' 1 south to Cape Leeuwin and then east into the Great Australian Safe water, isolated danger safe water 9 3 9 Heights in metres above datum Coral reef / outcrop, Breakers 3 9 Lat Long Sounding and 3 7 Place Bight. For details of currents generally refer to R.A.N. Australia South to the South MHHW MLHW MSL MHLW MLLW Tidal Datum °S °E LAT Rock awash, Underwater rock Incomplete Survey HAT 0 7 Pilot Vol I. Spar buoy, port, starboard 0 6 Sounding above Datum, Fish haven Footbridge 3.636 below 50 EZA Indicates 6.7 33°39' 115°21' BUSSELTON 1.50 1.13 0.93 0.90 0.83 0.66 0.28 Injidup BM A865 (Busselton) Danger line safe water RADIO COMMUNICATION WESTERN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY Pillar buoy, port, starboard 1975 to the East 2m contour 50 EZA East 4.857 below PWD BM 3 4 Between November and June, extensive lobster fishing takes Sanctuary Zone ACRM (Australian Citizen Radio Monitors) - VH6 FKC. 200 EZA 33°52' 114°59' COWARAMUP 1.50 1.03 0.84 0.80 0.72 0.53 0.14 1997 "TIDAL BM A861" 5m contour 2002 1 5 place between latitude 24°S and 34°S. Mariners are advised These bases are available for those boating around Mooring buoy, yachting buoy Indicates RBC 10m contour to keep well clear of lobster pot floats and submerged lines. Geographe Bay and Cape Naturaliste. Vessels can log on safe water 230 EZB 11 7 Depth in metres and decimetres Injidup WYADUP ROAD Pea Break 8 9 to the West 1975 and off when going to sea. Lead, front, rear West Point Busselton Approximate contour Submarine cable FISHING Manned channels are as follows: Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarily to 200 EZA 8 EZD Fishing regulations apply throughout Western Australia. Refer Carpark 27MHz channel 88 (EMERGENCY AND CALLING) 2005 2002 LOGARITHMIC NOMOGRAM SPEED - DISTANCE - TIME CAPE assist in navigation, but indicate special features. Anchorage area, No anchorage area to Department of Primary Industries and Regional VHF channel 16 (marine) CLAIRAULT No fishing, Pilot boarding location Development publications for further information. LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS 42' 42' UHF CB channel 6 (repeater). 33° 43' 00" S To find Speed, Distance or Time Interval, draw a line through any two factors, then interpolate for Speed limit boundary PORT GEOGRAPHE A 24 hour watch is maintained, with normal operation Colour of light is white unless otherwise stated the unknown factor. eg. A distance of 10 nautical miles in 120 minutes means a speed of 5 knots. ROADS AND TRACKS Water skiing boundary KEY TO SYMBOLS Authorities between 0600 and 2200 hours, and EMERGENCIES ONLY MARINA F = Fixed The representation on this chart of any road or track is not Prohibited area boundary indicates lit navigation mark 115° 22' 30" E SPEED outside of these hours. 1.0 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 2001 Year of Survey A necessarily evidence of a Public Right of Way. Various limits Fl = Flashing (Knots) CAUTION 400 Distance apart of main sounding lines in metres and Infrastructure SCALE 1 : 20 000 ALL EMERGENCIES MUST BE REPORTED TO THE G = Green R = Red W = White Port Authority / Harbour boundary During the winter and spring months, L Lead Line depths B Royal Australian Navy Fl( ) = Group-flash Leeuwin NEAREST POLICE STATION. HISTORIC SHIPWRECKS 100 0 500 DISTANCE 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.0 2 4 6 8 10 15 20 30 40 50 weed build-up may occur in the Marina Recommended track Y = Yellow Bu = Blue E Echo Sounder depths C AUSLIG Naturaliste (Nautical Miles) All wrecks, 75 years old or more, are protected under an Act Q = Quick-flash entrance channel. Mariners are cautioned accordingly. M Multibeam depths D Other National Outfall 27MHz radios for emergency use only. Call sign: NATURALISTE SEA RESCUE - VMR 631 Call sign: BUSSELTON VOLUNTEER MARINE RESCUE METRES which prohibits the removal of artefacts or wilful damage of Park O Optical position fixing 33° 38' 42" S LFl = Long-flash s = Period in seconds Dredged area boundary Restricted area / Sensitive area Oc = Occulting m = Focal plane height above MHHW Wildcat TIME INTERVAL 6 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 90 120 180 any sort. By this means, the sites will remain better preserved Z Electronic position fixing (Minutes) Example for divers in the future. Refer to WA Maritime Museum for S Sonar swept 23' 115° 24' E R further information. Marine protected area GROUP - VMR 640 Iso = Isophase M = Luminous range in nautical miles Reconnaissance or incomplete survey E= 3 50 000 43' 43' 33° 43' 00" S 115° E 07' 08' 09' 10' 11' 12' 13' 14' 15' 16' 17' 05' 06' 04' 18' 19' 03' 20' 01' 02' 21' 22' 00' 23' 58' 59' E= 3 28 000 E= 3 36 000 E= 3 20 000 E= 3 44 000 E= 3 12 000 DEPTHS IN METRES WA C CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED Department for Planning and Infrastructure, W.A. 2001. CAPE NATURALISTE March 2005, Edition 3. 966 966
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POINT PICQUET Dunsborough Reef 34'34' (Artificial)
Incomplete Survey Gannet Rock (3)
East Geographe
Sanctuary ZoneMotorised Vessels 180 (Defined by yellow
spar buoys) Fl Y 5s
33° 35'
Sail Rock (1) MEELUP G E O G R A P H E B A Y
Closed Waters Motorised Vessels (Defined by yellow33° Kabbijgup spar buoys)
Castle Rock (34)35' Three Bears Beach CASTLE POINT SS Artificial Reef
Curtis Bay Bird Rock
CAUTION
36'36' POINT DALLING
Ngari CapesF Bu 2M Heavy Seas (see Note) POINT DAKINGO C E A N Closed Waters Marine ParkShivery Rock All Vessels
CAUTION Ngari CapesNumerous inshore rocks
and sandy shoal areas. Park
Marine ParkDunnDEPTHS See R.A.N. Chart AUS 116
37'37' DUNSBOROUGHapproximately lowest water level. Bay Incomplete Survey
HEIGHTSNgari Capes
Marine
Central GeographeHeights are shown in metres. Datum. Sanctuary Zone Fl Y 3sWARNING heights are above Mean Higher High Water. Inshore areas maySwimming
P.W.C.contain uncharted hazards. YProhibited Q R 5MPOSITIONS Q G 5M
Park Y Fl Y 3sY
approximates WGS84.Cliffhangers 4·9 09D F Bu 2M3·6 Y Y3·4 YShallows Naturaliste 38'38' PROJECTION 4·8 Sea Rescue 19Universal Transverse Mercator. YRabbit Hill VMR 631
Water Skiing Prohibited Fl Y 3s
Yallingup Mainbreak QUINDALUPSOURCES 3·9 Fl Y 5sY
GEOGRAPHEYYY
Y Y NAVIGATION MARKS
Busselton Volunteer Marine Rescue Group Inc. VMR 640 See EnlargementE= 3 50 000
23' 115° 24' ETorpedo Rock Y3·4CHART AMENDMENTS
ACH The information provided on this chart is of publication. As this LEGEND39 33° 37' 12" S39
CAUTION 4658 44information is subject to change, ensure at 39'39'
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53 37Heavy Seas Y Closed waters All Vessels
Marsh and swampland29 4·4(see Note) 53 Water Ski, P.W.C. and Parasailing Area Y Y44 Nature Reserve / National Park 5.0 Railway, Clearance height, Bridge
49xxx
26 Y Y Yacht Club BUSSELTON22Notices to Mariners 35 Y Y25
Y18 YGeographe Y(4) YSmiths Changes of a safety or navigational nature reflected in Notices to Y Clearance height, Overhead powerline13Y Closed waters43 4·9 YY Mariners. Current Notices are available from chart sales offices, approved 09 0Fl Y 4s River28 All Vessels193Smiths Y Y 4·403934
9 5 12 Major road3(4) Point Bay39 ( )( )Navigable Waters Regulations 29 Minor road4·5371
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0Changes to Navigable Waters Regulations published in the Western Track Medical facility, Building
19 25 Radio masts(48)17Q R 5M 16329Australian Waters can also be 18 278 Knots 4·42 NATIONAL PARKS AND NATURE RESERVES (185)11 Red lights2429 Mean high waterNational Parks and Nature Reserves are gazetted for the Protection of Flora, Fauna and Landscape values. Dumping of rubbish, lighting of fires (including ground fires), firearms, pets,
29 23 3838 3·7R ABBEYQ R 3M37 26Marine Protected Areas 1523 BROADWATER Mean low water
Datum mark
iQ G 5M 13 13RRefer to Deparment of Primary Industries andSee RAN Chart AUS 755 32 36 29
28 Q G 3M 40'40' and Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) G Cliffremoval of rocks, soil and timber, driving off established tracks13 2·5Winjee Sam Rock (14) 29 33 G 16publications for the latest information. R Rock shorelineand disturbance of flora and fauna are all prohibited in33Canal 17 Q R 3M 2·9 Sand drift, Anchoring prohibitedNational Parks and Nature Reserves. Camping is only allowedLeeuwin 29 4·6MARINE SANCTUARY 32 32Rocks 4·511OA Q G 3M24Naturaliste in gazetted areas of National Parks. Refer to Department of
Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions publications for GPS validation point, Helipad, Groyne
National Park 27 33 Q R 3M18 23
Car parking, Over-beach launching21
6200
0
(breaks in moderate swell)
The Docks
Leeuwin - Naturaliste
Leeuwin
Naturaliste
National
YALLINGUP
Super Tubes
Leeuwin
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National Park
Produced by Maritime Cartographic Services, DPI, Western Australia.Notices to Mariners inclusive 1-20 February 2020
Water Ski Area
& Parasailing Area
b F Bu 2M
500 EZB 1997
Department for Planning
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031826 further information on parks and reserves. Boat ramp, Tide rips Parking for boats / trailers
RELIABILITY DIAGRAM3further information. 3 33° 28' 17 24037 7
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24"
ECAUTION NOTE Q G 2M LEEUWIN CURRENT14 Mangroves, Foul ground, Marine farm29 NAVIGATION MARKS CARDINAL MARKS1Wyadup Heavy Seas The Leeuwin Current is most predominant during May to27 Water, Fuel, Jetty, Safe anchorage9 CAUTION Overhead powerlines
cross numerous inland waterways33° 28 33°Rocks IndicatesClosed Waters August with a surface current generally less than 1 knot. It has05 Lighthouse, major, minor light Telephone, Public toilet32 8 Knots 25Motorised Vessels safe wateran average width of 30 nautical miles and extends to a depth Cape Naturalistetaken when navigating inshore. 39 Exposed wreck, Submerged wreck38'38’ 33 5 Knots
North to the North230 EZB shown on this chart. Mariners areof approximately 200 metres, carrying warm, low salinity water Beacon, port, starboard Hazardous submerged reef19 3711 22S S 1975TIDAL INFORMATION AND SOUNDING DATUM from the North West Shelf area along the continental shelf advised to proceed with caution. Reef which covers and uncoversIndicates 41'41' 1 south to Cape Leeuwin and then east into the Great Australian Safe water, isolated danger safe water9 39Heights in metres above datum Coral reef / outcrop, Breakers39Lat Long Sounding and 37Place Bight. For details of currents generally refer to R.A.N. Australia South to the SouthMHHW MLHW MSL MHLW MLLW Tidal Datum°S °E LAT Rock awash, Underwater rockIncomplete Survey HAT
07 Pilot Vol I. Spar buoy, port, starboard 06 Sounding above Datum, Fish havenFootbridge3.636 below 50 EZA Indicates6.733°39' 115°21'BUSSELTON 1.50 1.13 0.93 0.90 0.83 0.66 0.28Injidup BM A865 (Busselton) Danger linesafe waterRADIO COMMUNICATIONWESTERN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY Pillar buoy, port, starboard1975 to the East 2m contour50 EZA East4.857 below PWD BM 34Between November and June, extensive lobster fishing takesSanctuary Zone ACRM (Australian Citizen Radio Monitors) - VH6 FKC.200 EZA33°52' 114°59'COWARAMUP 1.50 1.03 0.84 0.80 0.72 0.53 0.14 1997"TIDAL BM A861" 5m contour2002 15place between latitude 24°S and 34°S. Mariners are advised These bases are available for those boating around Mooring buoy, yachting buoy IndicatesRBC 10m contourto keep well clear of lobster pot floats and submerged lines. Geographe Bay and Cape Naturaliste. Vessels can log on safe water230 EZB 117 Depth in metres and decimetresInjidup WYADUP ROAD Pea Break 89to the West1975 and off when going to sea. Lead, front, rear West
Point Busselton Approximate contour Submarine cable
FISHING Manned channels are as follows: Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarily to200 EZA 8 EZDFishing regulations apply throughout Western Australia. ReferCarpark 27MHz channel 88 (EMERGENCY AND CALLING)20052002LOGARITHMIC NOMOGRAM SPEED - DISTANCE - TIMECAPE assist in navigation, but indicate special features. Anchorage area, No anchorage areato Department of Primary Industries and Regional VHF channel 16 (marine)CLAIRAULT No fishing, Pilot boarding locationDevelopment publications for further information. LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS 42'42' UHF CB channel 6 (repeater).33° 43' 00" STo find Speed, Distance or Time Interval, draw a line through any two factors, then interpolate for Speed limit boundaryPORT GEOGRAPHE A 24 hour watch is maintained, with normal operation Colour of light is white unless otherwise statedthe unknown factor. eg. A distance of 10 nautical miles in 120 minutes means a speed of 5 knots. ROADS AND TRACKS Water skiing boundaryKEY TO SYMBOLS Authorities between 0600 and 2200 hours, and EMERGENCIES ONLYMARINA F = FixedThe representation on this chart of any road or track is not Prohibited area boundaryindicates lit navigation mark
115°
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ESPEED outside of these hours.1.0 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 2001 Year of Survey Anecessarily evidence of a Public Right of Way. Various limitsFl = Flashing(Knots) CAUTION 400 Distance apart of main sounding lines in metres and InfrastructureSCALE 1 : 20 000 ALL EMERGENCIES MUST BE REPORTED TO THE G = Green R = Red W = White Port Authority / Harbour boundaryDuring the winter and spring months, L Lead Line depths B Royal Australian Navy Fl( ) = Group-flashLeeuwin NEAREST POLICE STATION.HISTORIC SHIPWRECKS100 0 500DISTANCE 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.0 2 4 6 8 10 15 20 30 40 50 weed build-up may occur in the Marina Recommended trackY = Yellow Bu = BlueE Echo Sounder depths C AUSLIGNaturaliste (Nautical Miles) All wrecks, 75 years old or more, are protected under an Act Q = Quick-flashentrance channel. Mariners are cautioned accordingly. M Multibeam depths D OtherNational Outfall27MHz radios for emergency use only.
Call sign: NATURALISTE SEA RESCUE - VMR 631 Call sign: BUSSELTON VOLUNTEER MARINE RESCUE
METRES which prohibits the removal of artefacts or wilful damage ofPark O Optical position fixing33° 38' 42" S LFl = Long-flash s = Period in seconds Dredged area boundary Restricted area / Sensitive areaOc = Occulting m = Focal plane height above MHHW
Wildcat TIME INTERVAL 6 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 90 120 180 any sort. By this means, the sites will remain better preserved Z Electronic position fixing(Minutes)
Example for divers in the future. Refer to WA Maritime Museum for S Sonar swept23' 115° 24' E Rfurther information.
Marine protected areaGROUP - VMR 640 Iso = Isophase M = Luminous range in nautical milesReconnaissance or incomplete surveyE= 3 50 000
43'43' 33° 43' 00" S
115° E 07' 08' 09' 10' 11' 12' 13' 14' 15' 16' 17'05' 06'04' 18' 19'03' 20'01' 02' 21' 22'00' 23'58' 59' E= 3 28 000 E= 3 36 000E= 3 20 000 E= 3 44 000E= 3 12 000
DEPTHS IN METRES WAC CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED Department for Planning and Infrastructure, W.A. 2001. CAPE NATURALISTEMarch 2005, Edition 3.
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