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NAV WARN 02/09
Sunken Fishing Vessel
NAV WARN 44/08
South Ryde Middle Buoy
NAV WARN 43/08
Cancel NAV WARN 40/08
NAV WARN 41/08
Southsea Castle Light
NAV WARN 34/08
BC1 Pile (50 44.40N 001 12.43W)- Wootton Creek
 

Queens Harbour Master Portsmouth Extant LNTM`s

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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS
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LNTM archive
LNTM 01/09

Fuel Berths

 

Port Solent Marina:

Operate the fuel bay 24 hours a day, selling diesel and unleaded petrol. Please request fuel using VHF channel 80 before leaving your berth. Out of hours, operation of the lock takes priority.

Gosport Marina:

The fuel pontoon opposite C Jetty is manned from 9am to 5.45pm, Monday to Thursday, from April 1st to October 1st. At the height of summer, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, we dispense fuel until 8.45pm. In winter, the pontoon is staffed 9am to 2.45pm, seven days a week. Account cardholders may purchase diesel 24 hours a day.

 
Queens Harbour Master - Portsmouth

 

 

Current notice to mariners:

 

QUEENS HARBOUR MASTER PORTSMOUTH

 

NAVIGATION WARNING

NAV WARN 3/09

BC1 Pile (50 44.40N 001 12.43W) - Wootton Creek

 

Approaches To Portsmouth - Submerged Barrier

 

  1. One of a series of unlit yellow piles marking the Submerged Barrier has toppled in position 50 45.75N 001 04.09W. As a result the pile is no longer visible at any stage of the tide therefore mariners are to proceed with extreme caution when navigating in the vicinity

  2. The following Portsmouth NAVWARNS remain in force;02/09,41/08,34/08,27/08,14/08,61/07,60/07,57/07,34/06,78/05,10/04

 

 

QUEENS HARBOUR MASTER PORTSMOUTH

LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

No 2/09

Underwater Sediment Sampling In Portsmouth Harbour
And
The Solent 26 - 27 January 2009

  1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Queen’s Harbour Master Portsmouth that on 26th January 2009 underwater sediment sampling will be carried out within Portsmouth Harbour and its Approaches and the Central Solent. A spare day of 27th January will be utilised if required.
  2. The vessel conducting this task will be the “VOE 3”.
  3. Operations will commence inside Portsmouth Harbour and include the Naval Base Berths, the Continental Ferry Port, Haslar Creek and Fareham Lake as far north as V and W Trots. The area of the Central Solent affected will be between SE Ryde Middle Buoy in the west to Horse Sand Fort in the east.
  4. QHM Harbour Control will be kept informed of the vessel’s daily area of operations and may be contacted on VHF Ch 11 or by telephoning 023 92 723689 for the latest information. Her movements will be de-conflicted from other movements by Harbour Control in the usual way.
  5. Cancel this Local Notice To Mariners Wed 28th Jan 2009 (7 days)

 

 

 

Wednesday 21st Jan 2009
Semaphore Tower
HM Naval Base, Portsmouth. 		S O Hopper
Commander Royal Navy
Queen's Harbour Master

 

 

Owners, Agents, Charterers, Marinas, Yacht Clubs and Recreational Sailing Organisations should ensure that the contents of this Notice are made known to the masters or persons in charge of their vessels or craft.

 

Information on this page is subject to copyright © of QHM and it's agencies

 

Link to the QHM Portsmouth website

The Queen’s Harbour Master (QHM) Portsmouth is the regulatory authority of the Dockyard Port of Portsmouth, an area of approximately 50 square miles that encompasses Portsmouth Harbour and the Eastern Solent.

 

QHM’s primary purpose is to protect the Port, the Royal Navy and its vessels and other government assets.

 

For more detailed information please go to the QHM website

 

http://www.qhmportsmouth.com

Queen's Harbour Patrol

Queen's Harbour Patrol Boat

Queen's Harbour Patrol Boat

 

QHM's Harbour Patrol (QHP) enhances the safe transit of small leisure craft transiting the Dockyard Port of Portsmouth (DPP) the majority of the time they can be found patrolling the Small Boat Channel (SBC) at the Harbour Entrance.

The SBC extends from the Ballast Pile to Number 4 Bar Buoy. Any vessel under 20m in length must use the SBC, unless given permission from the QHM, the QHP will ensure that the SBP is utilised and that the main part of the harbour entrance remains clear for the transit of the larger Continental Ferries, IOW Ferries and of course the Royal Navy.

 

 

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