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Temporarily established in 49 17.400N 123 06.000W. Light is Red (F).

A subsurface scientific mooring buoy has been deployed at 49 00.802N 123 25.750W. The mooring extends to 30 meters below the surface.

Changed from white to green 

1200 millimeter starboard daymark (red/white/red triangle) added.

900 millimeter daymark (white square, green border, black square center) added.

Mooring ball and wave buoy deployed in 44 36.432N 063 59.267W. Mooring ball is orange and 15 inches in diameter. Wave buoy is yellow, 15 inches in diameter and equipped with solar panels and an amber light (1 flash every 2.5 seconds). 

Shoal depths were found in conflict with the chart at the following locations in Summerside, PEI:

46 23.052036N     063 48.320647W     5.8M
46 23.175257N     063 47.26135W       5.1M

Shallower depths reported on the edge of the channel in Summerside, PEI. 

46 22.790108N    63 49.197082W   6.1 m

46 22.799288N    63 49.181119W   6.1 m

46 22.812081N    63 49.158479W   6.4 m

46 22.836911N    63 49.051841W   5.8 m

Caution

An anchor has been reported lost in position 44 31.3N 063 24.89W. Caution.

An unidentified south cardinal buoy in 44 16.930N 066 20.250W.

Changed to West Dublin spar buoy TS71. 

A water supply line has been reported afloat on the surface of the water in the vicinity of Skookumchuck Narrows located at 49 45.778N 123 56.541W. The supply line extends from the northern end of Sutton Island to the Sechelt Peninsula. 

Caution. 

A sub-surface scientific mooring has been deployed in 45 39.0904 N 061 25.4793W. Top of the mooring is 40 meters.

Unmarked shoaling caused by land-based sand dune restoration work taking place at the west side of Gibraltar Point until Apr 2022.

Mariners are advised to stay clear of the expanding shoreline.

Oceanographic observatory installed in Cambridge Bay. Equipment modifications.

A cable extends on the seafloor from the northwest corner of the dock at 69 06.8338N 105 03.5856W to an instrument platform located at 69 06.7910N 105 03.8640W, depth of 8m, then to a secondary hydrophone platform located at 69 06.7550N 105 03.8830W, depth of 13m. The cable also extends from the main instrument platform to a secondary instrument tripod at 69 06.7800N 105 03.8310W, depth of 8m. A rope (dragline) with floats and weights extends approximately 42 metres southeast of the secondary hydrophone platform to an end point at 69 06.7330N 105 03.8660W.

WGS-84 datum applies to all measurements.

Sub-surface science mooring M2187 deployed in 43 51.803N 058 54.620W. Top of mooring is at 1535 metres.

Sub-surface science mooring M2195 deployed in 44 15.002N 063 10.022W. Top of mooring is at 166 metres.

Sub-surface science mooring M2183 deployed in 43 36.512N 062 52.117W. Top of mooring is at 177 metres.

Established in 44 13.614N 064 22.747W.

Four Shoals found between McTavish and Broughton Island:

Shoals located at:

57 28.202N 076 52.421W, 22.1 meters

57 27.756N 076 51.695W, 23 meters

57 27.980N 076 51.947W, 28.1 meters

57 29.170N 076 55.330W, 19.78 meters

Temporarily established in 49 17.400N 123 06.000W. Light is Red (F).

A subsurface scientific mooring buoy has been deployed at 49 00.802N 123 25.750W. The mooring extends to 30 meters below the surface.

Changed from white to green 

1200 millimeter starboard daymark (red/white/red triangle) added.

900 millimeter daymark (white square, green border, black square center) added.

Mooring ball and wave buoy deployed in 44 36.432N 063 59.267W. Mooring ball is orange and 15 inches in diameter. Wave buoy is yellow, 15 inches in diameter and equipped with solar panels and an amber light (1 flash every 2.5 seconds). 

Shoal depths were found in conflict with the chart at the following locations in Summerside, PEI:

46 23.052036N     063 48.320647W     5.8M
46 23.175257N     063 47.26135W       5.1M

Shallower depths reported on the edge of the channel in Summerside, PEI. 

46 22.790108N    63 49.197082W   6.1 m

46 22.799288N    63 49.181119W   6.1 m

46 22.812081N    63 49.158479W   6.4 m

46 22.836911N    63 49.051841W   5.8 m

Caution

An anchor has been reported lost in position 44 31.3N 063 24.89W. Caution.

An unidentified south cardinal buoy in 44 16.930N 066 20.250W.

Changed to West Dublin spar buoy TS71. 

A water supply line has been reported afloat on the surface of the water in the vicinity of Skookumchuck Narrows located at 49 45.778N 123 56.541W. The supply line extends from the northern end of Sutton Island to the Sechelt Peninsula. 

Caution. 

A sub-surface scientific mooring has been deployed in 45 39.0904 N 061 25.4793W. Top of the mooring is 40 meters.

Unmarked shoaling caused by land-based sand dune restoration work taking place at the west side of Gibraltar Point until Apr 2022.

Mariners are advised to stay clear of the expanding shoreline.

Oceanographic observatory installed in Cambridge Bay. Equipment modifications.

A cable extends on the seafloor from the northwest corner of the dock at 69 06.8338N 105 03.5856W to an instrument platform located at 69 06.7910N 105 03.8640W, depth of 8m, then to a secondary hydrophone platform located at 69 06.7550N 105 03.8830W, depth of 13m. The cable also extends from the main instrument platform to a secondary instrument tripod at 69 06.7800N 105 03.8310W, depth of 8m. A rope (dragline) with floats and weights extends approximately 42 metres southeast of the secondary hydrophone platform to an end point at 69 06.7330N 105 03.8660W.

WGS-84 datum applies to all measurements.

Sub-surface science mooring M2187 deployed in 43 51.803N 058 54.620W. Top of mooring is at 1535 metres.

Sub-surface science mooring M2195 deployed in 44 15.002N 063 10.022W. Top of mooring is at 166 metres.

Sub-surface science mooring M2183 deployed in 43 36.512N 062 52.117W. Top of mooring is at 177 metres.

Established in 44 13.614N 064 22.747W.

Four Shoals found between McTavish and Broughton Island:

Shoals located at:

57 28.202N 076 52.421W, 22.1 meters

57 27.756N 076 51.695W, 23 meters

57 27.980N 076 51.947W, 28.1 meters

57 29.170N 076 55.330W, 19.78 meters