ADMIRALTY NP31 China Sea Pilot Vol 2 - Seehandbuch
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- Navigation Routes Routes and Traffic Direction Areas (TSS)
- Port Facilities Quay facilities and berthing information
- Instructions for port entrances
- Nautical hazard information
- Betonning and approaches
- Climatic background information
- Countries Navigation and Regulations
- Route from Singapore to Hong Kong
- From Singapore Strait to Northwest Coast of Borneo
- Northwest Coast of Borneo from Tanjung Datu to Tanjung Baram
- Northwest coast of Borneo from Tanjung Baram to Tankjung Toulak including Pulau Labuan and Brunei Bay
- Northwest coast of Borneo from Tamjung Toulak to the outer approaches to the northern Balabac-Narrows
- Palawan Passage the western coast of Palawan including the Inner Route and from Libro Point to Cape Calavite
- Cape Calavite to Cochinos Point including the western approaches from Verde Island Passage and Manila Bay
- Western Luzon coast from Cochinos Point to Cape Bolinao and Santiago Island including Subic Bay
- Western Luzon coast from Santiago Island from Cape Bojeador including Lingayen Gulf and San Fernandos ports
Official ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions for China Sea
The coastal sections of the Chinese Sea from the north-west coast of Borneo the Pillippine Islands from Cape Buliluyan in Palawan to Cape Bojador in Luzon. And the islands and hazards in the southern and eastern parts of the China Sea.
NP31 is part of the worldwide series of books published by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO). They comply with the SOLAS equipment regulations for commercial shipping. In English with numerous photographs maps sketches and illustrations. 2019 14th edition.
Content
The ADMIRALTY Sailing Direction China Sea Pilot (NP31) provide the following topics in detail for the area:
Geographical coverage
The maritime area is divided into ten sections along the coasts. (See graphic). It includes
ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions for SOLAS equipment-required shipping
UK Sailing Directions are part of the bridge equipment required on board merchant ships under SOLAS. Depending on the rules of the flag state the necessary official publications and sea manuals must also be on board in addition to the current nautical charts.
ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions are also a useful piece of equipment for navigation on board in non-equipped recreational shipping. Especially in areas where coverage with cruising guides is not possible or not in up-to-date form many skippers resort to the sea manuals.
Numerous illustrations colour photos and sketches facilitate navigation.
Updating the ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions
For the United Kingdom Hydrographic Offices sea manuals the publishers provide free weekly updates on the homepage. These are published as part of the Notice to Mariners. You can also order a subscription for a weekly delivery of the paper version of the Notice to Mariners from your chart suppliers HanseNautic. Feel free to contact us.
Official ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions for China Sea
The coastal sections of the Chinese Sea from the north-west coast of Borneo the Pillippine Islands from Cape Buliluyan in Palawan to Cape Bojador in Luzon. And the islands and hazards in the southern and eastern parts of the China Sea.
NP31 is part of the worldwide series of books published by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO). They comply with the SOLAS equipment regulations for commercial shipping. In English with numerous photographs maps sketches and illustrations. 2019 14th edition.
Content
The ADMIRALTY Sailing Direction China Sea Pilot (NP31) provide the following topics in detail for the area:
- Navigation Routes Routes and Traffic Direction Areas (TSS)
- Port Facilities Quay facilities and berthing information
- Instructions for port entrances
- Nautical hazard information
- Betonning and approaches
- Climatic background information
Geographical coverage
The maritime area is divided into ten sections along the coasts. (See graphic). It includes
- Countries Navigation and Regulations
- Route from Singapore to Hong Kong
- From Singapore Strait to Northwest Coast of Borneo
- Northwest Coast of Borneo from Tanjung Datu to Tanjung Baram
- Northwest coast of Borneo from Tanjung Baram to Tankjung Toulak including Pulau Labuan and Brunei Bay
- Northwest coast of Borneo from Tamjung Toulak to the outer approaches to the northern Balabac-Narrows
- Palawan Passage the western coast of Palawan including the Inner Route and from Libro Point to Cape Calavite
- Cape Calavite to Cochinos Point including the western approaches from Verde Island Passage and Manila Bay
- Western Luzon coast from Cochinos Point to Cape Bolinao and Santiago Island including Subic Bay
- Western Luzon coast from Santiago Island from Cape Bojeador including Lingayen Gulf and San Fernandos ports
ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions for SOLAS equipment-required shipping
UK Sailing Directions are part of the bridge equipment required on board merchant ships under SOLAS. Depending on the rules of the flag state the necessary official publications and sea manuals must also be on board in addition to the current nautical charts.
ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions are also a useful piece of equipment for navigation on board in non-equipped recreational shipping. Especially in areas where coverage with cruising guides is not possible or not in up-to-date form many skippers resort to the sea manuals.
Numerous illustrations colour photos and sketches facilitate navigation.
Updating the ADMIRALTY Sailing Directions
For the United Kingdom Hydrographic Offices sea manuals the publishers provide free weekly updates on the homepage. These are published as part of the Notice to Mariners. You can also order a subscription for a weekly delivery of the paper version of the Notice to Mariners from your chart suppliers HanseNautic. Feel free to contact us.
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