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Saltee Islands. Beware Goose Rk (2.6m) 6ca NW of Little Saltee. . St. Patrick's Bridge, 650m E of the WPT, is a 300m wide E/W chan used by FVs and yachts, but carrying only 2.4m; care needed in strong onshore winds. It is marked by a PHM buoy, FI R 6s, and a SHM buoy, FI G 6s (laid April to mid September); general direction of buoyage is E. From the W, appr is clear but keep at least 5ca off Forlorn Pt to avoid Forlorn Rk (1.5m). . LIGHTS AND MARKS : Ldg Its/marks, both Oc 4s 3/6 6M, W pylons with R stripe, lead 008 to the hbr. From W, ldg Its are obsc'd by piers until S of hbr ent. Turn 90 port into hbr entrance, just past lt QRG at head of W Quay; do not overshoot into shoal water ahead. The R sectors of this lt, QRG 7m 5M, R269 -354, G354 -003, R003 -007, warn of Forlorn Rock and the Lings to W of the leg line and shingle banks drying 0.6m close E of the ldg line. A white-gabled church is conspic from afar, as are two 20m high flood lt pylons on the E quay, an ice plant is located adjacent to these floodlights. A disused lt ship at the inner of W quay is a museum; its lt housing is of no navigational significance. A seasonal (April - Sept) safe water mark has been stationed in position 52 09.22N 006 35.3W white ISO 10s light. Best information - Macmillian Reeds Nautical Almanac (Current Edition) |
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