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CAUTIONOverhead powerlines exist at variouslocations over waterways on this chart.

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SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/), Symbols, Abbreviationsand Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 754 and AUS 334.

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January 2010, Edition 16.CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED Department of Transport, W.A. 2010.

Produced by Cartographic Services, Transport, Western Australia.

ROADS AND TRACKSThe representation on this chart of any road or track is notnecessarily evidence of a Public Right of Way.

HISTORIC SHIPWRECKSAll wrecks, 75 years old or more, are protected under an Actwhich prohibits the removal of artefacts or wilful damage ofany sort. By this means, the sites will remain better preservedfor divers in the future. Refer to WA Maritime Museum forfurther information.

WESTERN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERYBetween November and June, extensive lobster fishing takesplace between latitude 24°S and 34°S. Mariners are advisedto keep well clear of lobster pot floats and submerged lines.

LEEUWIN CURRENTThe Leeuwin Current is most predominant during May toAugust with a surface current generally less than 1.0knot. Ithas an average width of 30 nautical miles and extends to adepth of approximately 200 metres, carrying warm, low salinitywater from the North West Shelf area along the continentalshelf south to Cape Leeuwin and then east into the GreatAustralian Bight. For details of currents generally refer toR.A.N. Australia Pilot Vol V.

FISHINGFishing regulations apply throughout Western Australia. Referto Department of Fisheries publications for further information.

NATIONAL PARKS AND NATURE RESERVESNational Parks and Nature Reserves are gazetted for theProtection of Flora, Fauna and Landscape values. Dumping ofrubbish, lighting of fires (including ground fires), firearms, pets,removal of rocks, soil and timber, driving off established tracksand disturbance of flora and fauna are all prohibited in NationalParks and Nature Reserves. Camping is only allowed ingazetted areas of National Parks. Refer to Department ofEnvironment and Conservation publications for furtherinformation on parks and reserves.

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1.0 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30SPEED(Knots)

0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.0 2 4 8 10 15 20 30 40 506DISTANCE(Nautical Miles)

6 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 90 120 180TIME INTERVAL(Minutes)

LOGARITHMIC NOMOGRAM SPEED - DISTANCE - TIME

Example

To find Speed, Distance or Time Interval, draw a line through any two factors, then interpolate forthe unknown factor. eg. A distance of 10 nautical miles in 120 minutes means a speed of 5 knots.

V-AIS

V-AIS

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Marsh and swamplandNature Reserve / National ParkRailway, Clearance height, BridgeClearance height, Overhead powerlineRiverMajor roadMinor roadTrackMedical facility, BuildingMean high waterMean low waterDatum markCliffRock shorelineSand drift, Anchoring prohibitedGPS validation point, Helipad, GroyneCar parking, Over-beach launchingBoat ramp, Tide ripsParking for boats / trailersMangroves, Foul ground, Marine farmWater, Fuel, Jetty, Safe anchorageTelephone, Public toiletExposed wreck, Submerged wreckHazardous submerged reefReef which covers and uncoversCoral reef / outcrop, BreakersRock awash, Underwater rockSounding above DatumDanger line2m contour5m contour10m contourDepth in metres and decimetresApproximate contourSubmarine cableAnchorage area, No anchorage areaNo fishing, Pilot boarding locationSpeed limit boundaryWater skiing boundaryProhibited area boundaryVarious limitsPort Authority / Harbour boundaryRecommended trackOutfallDredged area boundaryRestricted area / Sensitive areaMarine protected area

Submarine Cables - A number of disused submarine cables continue in a north-westerley direction and present a possible hazard to the anchoring of vessels.Some channel navigation aids have been omitted. Refer to large scale chart.During moderate swell seas may break over depths of about 6 metres.Aquaculture - Mariners are advised that floating and submerged hazards exist inthis area. Special Marks identify areas of operationObstruction of Channels and Leading Lines; Craypots -The setting of craypots andother fishing gear on leading lines, adjacent to navigation marks, in navigationchannels, and boat harbours poses a very real danger to safe navigation.Offences may result in removal of equipment and prosecution.Obstruction at 32°09'13.00"S 115°40'42.00"E is a protected heritage site.All vessels are to remain outside the area. Possible penalties apply for anyinterference to features above and below sea level.Unexploded Ordnance area with radius 463m centred on 31°58.25'S 115°32.10'Eis safe for surface navigation only. It is not safe for anchoring, trawling or seabedactivities.Parmelia and Success Banks are subject to seasonal shoaling, mariners areadvised to navigate with caution.

FURTHER INFORMATION

Automatic Identification System transmitter.

Automatic Identification System transmitter on buoyand beacon (examples).

Virtual aid to navigation (example). The topmarkindicates the navigational purpose.

AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (AIS) MARKS

Refer to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority websitehttp://www.amsa.gov.au/navigation/services/ais/

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HILLARYS

NORTH BEACH

CITY BEACH

SWANBOURNE

COTTESLOE

SPEARWOOD

HENDERSON

KWINANA

ROCKINGHAM

NEDLANDS

FREMANTLE

PERTH

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Fl R 2s

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Fl R 2s

Fl R 2s

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Fl G 2s

Fl G 2s

Fl G 2s

Fl G 2s

Fl R 2s

Fl R 2s

Fl R 2s

Fl G 2s

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F R 6m 1M

F R 6m 1M

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LFl 10s

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OCEAN REEF

MULLA LOO

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AVEN

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KARRINYUP

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FremantleBoat Harbours

I N D I A N

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SOUTH WEST POINT

COLLIEHEAD

CALISTA POINT

POINT ATWICK

COLLINS POINT

POPE POINT

ENTRANCE POINT

SECOND HEAD

DANCE HEAD

CLIFF POINT

JAMESPOINT

WOODMAN POINT

CATHERINE POINT

PINNAROO POINT

CAPE VLAMINGH

BATHURST PT

BICKLEY POINT

PHILLIP POINT

PARKER POINT

C O C K B U R N

S O U N D

Sulphur Bay

Harding Rock

Sulphur Rock

Buchanan Bay

Careening Bay

Mushroom Rock(4)

John Ledge

The CruisingYacht Club

Tower

Chimneys (conspic)(193)

Cockburn Sea RescueVH6CL

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Entrance Rocks(6)

SurfaceRock

Challenger Rock

Maddens Rock

PointerRock

West Rock

The Roarers

Passage Rock

Mewstone

Rowboat Rock

Seal Rock(1)(4)

(16)

L a m b e r t P a s s a g e

H u g e l P a s s a g e

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STRAGGLER

REEFS

Champion Rock

Nineteen FootRock

Jackson Rock

Middle

Bank

Pilot Reef

KingstonSpit

Phillip RockThomson

Bay

Kingston Reefs

RoeReefNorth Point

Reef

Swirl Reef

Horseshoe

Cathedral Rocks

West PatchDuffield

Ridge

Dyer Island(14)

Fairway Landfall

Hall Bank

G a g e

R o a d s

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Fish Rocks

Scott Ledge

S u c c e s s

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The Lumps

WhitfordRock

WreckRock

ThreeMileReef

Outfall

Perth Dinghy Sailing Club

U.W.A. Boat Club

Royal PerthYacht Club

Mounts Bay Sailing Club

NedlandsYacht Club

Perth FlyingSquadron

ClaremontYacht Club

Royal Freshwater BayYacht Club

East FremantleYacht Club

South of PerthYacht Club

G A

R D

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I S L A

N D

Obelisk

Chimney (36)

Fremantle Sailing Club

War Memorial (62)(conspic)

Building Sig. Stn.(conspic) (60)

Light Tower

Light Tower

Obelisk (70)(conspic)

Whitfords Bay Sailing Club

Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club

Hillarys Boat Harbour

Ocean Reef Boat Harbour

Fl Y 2s

F Bu 8m

5 Knots

2 Bns

2 Bns

Reefs

Whitfords Sea Rescue VJ6LQ

Chimney (Flare)

Chimney (Flare 75) (conspic)

Chimney (84) (conspic)

GILBERT POINT

RockinghamSea Rescue

VN6KC

Outfall

Fremantle Sea RescueVN6DI

SwanYacht Club

OCEANIC DR

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Intermittentdangerous breaks

Mt Haycock(41)

Mt MokeBeacon (54)

Mt Klein

South HillBeacon (53)

Bldg (38)(conspic)

H.M.A.S.Stirling

Tower

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Bldg(conspic)

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Chimneys

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Disabled Water SkiClub Take off Area

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8 kn

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8 kn

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Bldg(conspic)

CAUTION(See note 3)

CAUTION(See note 3)

CAUTION(See note 2)

CAUTION(See note 1)

CAUTION(See note 1)

CAUTION(See note 3)

CAUTION(See note 3)

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North Rock

See DPI Chart Quinns WA 986

See DPI Chart Rottnest WA 412

Centaur (1874)

HALE

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Q(2) 6s

Cockburn PowerBoats Club Assoc.

Fremantle

Iso RG 4s 3M

8 Knots

See Inset

See Inset

See Inset

See Inset

Inner

Harb

our

(17)Carnac Island

(9)Shag Rock

See RAN Chart AUS 117

See RAN Chart AUS 114

See RAN Chart AUS 112

See RAN Chart AUS 113

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"Campbell"

"Beach""Whale"

"Anchor"

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Fremantle Traffic Bridge

7.4 Stirling Bridge

Building(conspic) (73)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

Fl G 2s

F Bu 29m 9M

F Bu 34m 6M

East F

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Overhead P

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Lines 132kV

Area

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Q 8m

"N"

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Iso G 2s

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Dir WRG 66m 18M

Chimneys (73)(conspic)

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"D"

W

Fl Y 7sFl R 3s

2M

2 F Bu2 F Bu

Fl G 2sG GFl G 2s

Fl R 2sFl G 2s

F G F R

Fl R 2s Fl G2s

Fl R 2sFl G 2s

F R

8 Knots

Restricted

Area

45’ 45’

46’ 46’

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48’ 48’

49’49’

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METRES

DEPTHS

IN

IN

DEPTHS

METRES

32° 16' 54" S

115°

25'

24"

E31° 44' 48" S

115°

51'

24"

E

OCEAN REEF TO CAPE PERONOCEAN REEF TO CAPE PERON

LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

indicates lit navigation mark

CARDINAL MARKS

North

South

East

Indicatessafe waterto the East

West

Indicatessafe waterto the West

Indicatessafe waterto the North

Indicatessafe waterto the South

F

Fl

Fl( )

Q

LFl

Oc

Iso

= Fixed

= Flashing

= Group-flash

= Quick-flash

= Long-flash

= Occulting

= Isophase

s

m

M

= Period in seconds

= Focal plane height above MHHW

= Luminous range in nautical miles

Colour of light is white unless otherwise stated

NAVIGATION MARKS

Lighthouse, major, minor light

Beacon, port, starboard

Safe water, isolated danger

Spar buoy, port, starboard

Pillar buoy, port, starboard

Mooring buoy, yachting buoy

Lead, front, rear

Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarily toassist in navigation, but indicate special features.

Y = Yellow Bu = Blue

G = Green R = Red W = White

200 EZB

200 EZA

100 EZB

Fremantle

Perth

150 EZB

150 EZB

300 EZB

300 EZB

400 EZA100 EZA

360 EZA

400 EZB

200 EZB

200 EZA 100 EZA

100 EZA

50 EZA

90 EZA

RELIABILITY DIAGRAM

KEY TO SYMBOLS

Authorities

115°

25'

24"

E

32° 16' 54" S

31° 44' 48" S

115°

51'

24"

E

Distance apart ofsounding lines (metres)Lead Line depthsEcho Sounder depthsOptical position fixingElectronic position fixingSonar swept

400

LEOZS

Department for Planningand InfrastructureRoyal Australian Navy

A

B

"N"

"SF"

"C"

Restricted Area

Fremantle

Port

LimitWater

SkiArea

See DPI Chart Cape Peron to Dawesville WA 913

Arc

ofVi

s

Arcof

Vis

Parasail

Fl Y 4s 3M

Fl Y 4s 3M

WaterTower (100)(conspic)

Q(6)+LFl 15s 4M

Military Exercise Area

YY Y

Y

Y

YY Y

"Burnell"

VQ R 15m 6M

VQ G 15m 6M

Rous Head Harbour

4 Q 2M

Q Y

"O"

F RG 15m 11M& F 4m 3M

F R 23m 11M& F G 7m & F 4m 3M

Fl R 3s 5MFl G 3s 5M

Fl R 2s

Fl G 3s 3M

Iso G

F G

COLPOYSPOINT

W

Fl (2) 8s

Caution:No transiting whenbuoys are visible

Y

Y

G R

G R

8 Knots

BoatingProhibited

Mangles BayBoating

Prohibited

8 Knots

Ski

Area

Water

See Inset

"B"

"H"

"C"

"Y"

"Finish"

CAUTION(See note 4)

Fl Y 2s

Fl R 5s

Fl G 5s

Q(9) 15s 3M

8 knots

5 Knots

5 Knots

5 Knots

5 Knots

Carnac IslandNature Reserve

Fremantle Dredge(1936)

S o u t hC h a n n e l

Obs

tn.

BEACONHEAD

Fremantle

Port

Limit

CAUTION(See note 6)

AUSTRALIA - WEST COAST

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

OCEAN REEFTO

CAPE PERONSCALE 1 : 75 000

DEPTHS

HEIGHTS

POSITIONS

PROJECTION

SOURCES

NAVIGATION MARKSIALA Maritime Buoyage System - Region A (Red to Port).

From the latest information available to Department of Transport (DOT), 2009.

Heights are shown in metres. Underlined figures are drying heights above SoundingDatum. Overhead clearance heights are above Highest Astronomical Tide. All otherheights are above Mean Higher High Water.

Depths are shown in metres and decimetres, reduced to Sounding Datum, which isapproximately lowest water level.

Universal Transverse Mercator.

HAT MHHW MLHW MSL MHLW MLLW LAT

Heights in metres above datum

1.36 0.98 0.80 0.67 0.55 0.210.7632°03'

TIDAL INFORMATION AND SOUNDING DATUM

Sounding andTidal Datum

Place

115°44'

Lat°S

Long°E

1.42 0.91 0.66 0.54 0.44 0.220.6832°00' 115°34'

CHART AMENDMENTS

Positions on this chart are referenced to the Map Grid of Australia, Zone 50,based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94). For GPS use,this approximates WGS84.

CAUTION NOTES

FREMANTLE

ROTTNEST

3.320m belowNMV/F/6A

2.842m belowBM PWD A283

The information provided on this chart is correct at time of publication. As thisinformation is subject to change, ensure the latest version of the chart is used at alltimes and is kept up-to-date with reference to the following:space

Notices to MarinersChanges of a safety or navigational nature will be reflected in Notices to Mariners.Current Notices are available from DOT's chart sales offices, approved chart agentsand at http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/.Navigable Waters RegulationsChanges to Navigable Waters Regulations are published in the Western AustralianGovernment Gazette. Regulations for Navigable Waters can also be found athttp://www.slp.wa.gov.au/gazette/gazette.nsf.Marine Protected AreasRefer to Department of Fisheries and Department of Environment and Conservationpublications for the latest information.

Q 4M

Q(3) Y 10s 4M

Q R 1s 4M

WatermansObservationArea

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 5)

CAUTION(See note 2)

CAUTION(See note 2)

CAUTION(See note 2)

CAUTION(See note 2)

CAUTION(See note 4)

Fl Y7s

Fl G 5s

Port

Naval W

aters

Fl R 3sFl R

Fl G 3s

Q YQ G Q R

Deepw

ater Channel

Cambria

CAUTION(See note 7)

Restricted

Area

Fl RFl R Fl G

Fl G Q 1s

Q 1s

69·0°5 knots

8 knots

Oc WRG 30s 37m 22M/8M& Oc G 5s 4M

051·5°

Iso WR 8s 10m 10/8Mand F 3m 2M

Iso WR 2s 7m 10/8MF 3m 2M

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Fl Y 5s

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

YY

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

NorthLump

AIS

Racon (V)AIS

082·7°

109·58°

105·7°

133·0°

169·16°

076·1°

300·38°

267·00°

202·

83°

130·6°

240·5°

253·3°

020·

3°

Fl(5) Y 20s

Fl(5) Y 20s

Fremantle Port Limit

099·96°

042·

46°

357·26°

349·16°

342·6°

AIS

Fl R 2s

V-AIS

V-AIS

V-AIS

V-AIS

V-AIS

V-AIS

V-AIS

V-AIS

CAUTION(See note 8)

CAUTION(See note 8)

CAUTION(See note 8)

1.

2.3.4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Measured distance

2682m 349·7°

Prohibited

Anchoring

Restricted

Area

Closed WatersMotorised Vessels

8 Knots

8 Knots

Closed WatersMotorised Vessels

Closed WatersMotorised Vessels

COCKBU

RN

Swimming prohibited1m from net &Closed WatersAll Vessels

Fl R 2s

(21)

2F R

Fl G 2s

(32)

Q RG 6m 3M

VQ RVQ G

YFl Y 2.5s

Q(4) Y 6s 5M

Notices to Mariners inclusive 1- 72 August 2018

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STREET

RUSSELL

HOWARD

STREETARUNDEL

STREET

SUFFOLK

STREET

NORFOLK

STREET

ESSEX

STREET

SOUTH

CROKE STREET

STREET

HENRY

PAKENHAM

STREET

NAIRNSTREET

STREET

BANNISTER

STREET

HIGH

CLIFFSTREET

MO

UAT

STREET

HOLDSWORTH

STREET

WILLIAM

STREET

SLIP

STREET STREET

FLEET

ROAD

DRIV

E

RUDDER

HAM

HEAD

CAPO

D’ORLANDO

DRIVE

CANT

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QUAY

VICTO

RIA

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each

ROUS

DRIV

E

PORT

MARKET

STREET

COLLIE

STREET

MARINE

TERRACE

TERRACE

GOLD ST

SILVER ST

KING WILLIAM ST

MAR

INE

SYDNEY STREET

JENKIN STREET

SHEEDY STREET

TERR

ACE

MEW

S

ROAD

MEW

S

ROAD

BEAC

H

BIRKSGATE

ROAD

NORTH

SCOTT STREET

ELDE

R

PLACE

PETER

HUGHES

DR

PARRY

QUEEN

STREET

STREET

ELLEN

STREET

Mai

ntai

ned

Depth

14.7

met

res

Maintained Depth 14.7 metres

Maintained Depth 14.7 metres

082·7°

WHITFORDS

AVENUE

HEPBURN

AVENUE

WEST

COAST

DRIVE

ST. HELIERDRIVE

Obscured

Arc

Visibility

of

Northern

Breakwater

Southern

Frem

antleP

ortLim

it

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CEBEACH

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AD

CO

CKBU

RN

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AD

REDEM

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d

Green

White

Red

Green

BOAT

HARBOUR

QUAY S

Arc

of

Visibility

Arc

ofVi

sibilit

y

NAPOLEON

PARADE

PALLADIUM

PARADE

SOCR

ATES

PARADE

MADRAS LINK

LUCRETIA

CIRCLE

PANTHEONAVENUE

OR

SINO

BOU

LEVARD

CORO

MANDEL APPROACH

DEVONSHIRELINK

CH

ANCE

WAY

ADVO

CATE

TUR

N

WAN

STEAD

STREET

ABEON

A

LANE

OR

SINO

BOULEVARD

LULLWORTHTERRACE

CALEDONIALOOP

CECILIAWAYBRITON WAY

MEDINA PARADE

CALEDONIALOOP

CHELYORA

POINT

OTHELLOQUAYS

MACQUATHA

BRACE

White

Green

N=

6478

000

N=

6478

000

E= 3 80 000

E= 3 80 000

N=

6452

000

N=

6452

000

E= 3 80 000

E= 3 80 000

E= 3 82 000

E= 3 82 000

1. When two power boats are approaching headon, or nearly head on, each must alter course tostarboard and pass on each other’s port side.

2. When a vessel is crossing your bow fromstarboard to port, that vessel has right of way andyou should keep clear. Stop or reduce speed andpass under his stern. (Give way to the vessel onyour right.)

3. When overtaking another vessel, the vesselbeing passed has right of way and you mustalways keep clear of that vessel.

4. When a vessel is crossing your bow from port tostarboard you should maintain course and speedas you have the right of way. If the other vesseldoes not give way, you should take all action toavoid a collision.

5. When in a narrow channel keep to starboard.

6. It is an offence for any vessel to be moored oranchored in any channel or fairway, unless thatvessel is in distress. Large and deep draughtedvessels have restricted manoeuvrability. Small craftmust keep well clear of these vessels at all timesand must not hamper the larger vessel’s progress.

7. Generally power gives way to sail unless thesailing vessel is overtaking.HOWEVERSailing craft may not demand that deep draughtvessels, such as ferries and vessels over 20metres, leave a marked channel to avoid them.

North Mark

East Mark

South MarkSW SE

NENW

West Mark

Position ofHazard

750

600

Dimensions in mm

E= 3 84 000

N=

6442

000

E= 3 84 000

N=

6442

000

C

Produced by Cartographic Services, Transport, Western Australia.CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED Department of Transport, W.A. 2010.

January 2010, Edition 16.

WEATHER BRIEFSet out below are some statements which may help users of this chart to understand andanticipate the more severe weather conditions which affect the area.

SUMMERA light southerly wind early in the morning after a period of hot weather is often followed by a freshor strong SW or S wind which may persist well into the night. Fresh SE winds are normallyassociated with rising pressures and change quickly to directions between S and SW when the seabreeze develops. Easterly winds which are fresh or strong overnight usually moderate in the latemorning and afternoon but may freshen quickly again in the evening. Rapidly falling pressuressometimes occur in the low pressure trough along the West Coast and may quickly produce freshor strong NE/N winds during the morning. These winds usually change to the NW or W afterseveral hours and moderate. Convective cloud which is causing showers can also produce squallsall year round, particularly near thunderstorms. A decaying tropical cyclone accompanied by strongwinds can reach this area from the vicinity of North-West Cape in 24-36 hours. These occurrencesare infrequent but most likely in March.

WINTERSteadily falling pressures usually indicate the approach of a cold front. The resulting windsnormally strengthen from the NE or N at first, moderate as they back to the NW and then freshenahead of the front. When the depression associated with a front is well to the south, winds willusually change quickly to the SW after passage of the front. If strong or gale force NW windsprecede a front they will usually be westerly immediately after its passage and later change to theSW. Steady or falling pressures in the 6-12 hours after the passage of a front usually indicate theapproach of another front or depression. When the pressure continues to fall below 1014 mb in themid-winter months there is a high probability that a strong cold front will arrive in the following 24hours. Thunderstorms and squalls may occur during the passage of a cold front and also in thecold air from the SW or S following the front. Middle or high cloud from the NW which is increasingin speed may indicate the imminent arrival of a cold front. Fast moving low cloud from any directionmay, if viewed from a sheltered location, indicate stronger winds over exposed waters.

RADIO WEATHER SERVICE (For local waters)Weather is available via facsimile, telephone (including mobile), Internet, Seaphone andINMARSAT. Although some Perth commercial and National radio stations broadcast warnings andmarine weather forecasts, primary access of information should be via one of the following:Facsimile : simply set your machine in poll receive mode and dial 1902 935 290 and you willreceive a copy of the current products directory.Telephone : for Perth local water warnings call 1900 955 350 and for Western Australian generalwarnings call 1900 955 371.Internet : go to the Bureau of Meteorology web site at http://www.bom.gov.au/weather/wa andfollow the links to information required.Coastal weather forecasts are prepared by the Bureau of Meteorology and broadcast as follows:From VMW Weather Australia West at Wiluna on 2056, 4149, 6230, 8113, 12362 and 16528 kHzon a 24 hour, 7 day week basis. VHF Channels 16 and 67 at 0718 and 1918 hours W.S.T by theWA Water Police.

LEEUWIN CURRENTThe Leeuwin Current is most predominant during May - August with a surface current generallyless than 1.0kn. It has an average width of 30 nautical miles and extends to a depth ofapproximately 200 metres, carrying warm, low salinity water from the North West Shelf area alongthe continental shelf south to Cape Leeuwin and then east into the Great Australian Bight. Fordetails of currents generally refer to R.A.N. Australia Pilot Vol V.

EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) 406MHzAll recreational vessels operating more than 2 nautical miles from the mainland shore or more than400 metres from an island located more than 2 nautical miles from shore are required by law tocarry an EPIRB 406.

If an EPIRB 406 is activated by accident, contact the Rescue co-ordination Centre in Canberra on(02) 6230 6811 (24 hours) or Freecall 1800 641 792 or Water Police Base on (08) 9442 8600 orthe nearest marine radio station as soon as possible.

IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT EPIRBsEnsure your EPIRB 406 container is not cracked or showing signs of damage and batteries arewithin shelf life. Use the test switch at least once a month to verify power. Keep it accessible, in thecockpit or less than an arms length away in the companionway and ensure that it cannot beaccidentally activated by movement.

Lygnern (1928)

Samuel Plimsoll (1948)

Priestman Dredge P.A.(1897)

name unknown (1923)

name unknown(4.8)

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Design Depth 6.0 metres

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Anchoring Prohibited

G

R

G

BRB

F R

Fl G 5s 4m 3M

F G

"No. 2"

"No. 3"

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MaritimeMuseum

(38)

HarbourBoatFishing

Harbour

Challenger

The Esplanade

R.P.Y.C.Annexe

ARTHURHEAD

POINT MARQUIS

Bathers

Bay

Foul G

round

North

Mole

Slipway

Slipway

Round House

Tide Guage Sig. Stn. Mast (60)

South Mole

FremantleRailway Station

FREMANTLEHOSPITAL

Boat

Fremantle JuniorSailing Club

ROUS HEAD

ForrestLanding

Minden Reefs

Rous Head Harbour

FremantleSailing Club

Success

Harbour

Fremantle Ports

Beagle Rocks

FREMANTLEBOAT HARBOURS

SCALE 1 : 7 500

SUCCESS BOAT HARBOURThe control of this harbour is vestedwith the Fremantle Sailing Club.

Fremantle Sea RescueVN6DI

Q R

METRES

50 0 100 200

FREMANTLE

19

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2896

49

55

Department of Transport

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26

Container Crane(conspic)

Department of Fisheries /Dept of Transport Harbour Office

29

63

34

"L"

2

64

Berthing requirements withinCHALLENGER and FISHING BOAT HARBOURSare to be arranged through the Departmentof Transport Office (9431 1020)

86

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F G

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Closed WatersMotorisedVessels

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01

59

59

255239

2564

55

53

57 6346

51

49

26

53

5351

584747

5947 35

52

4544

55

5

4357

39 433349 47

3948 37

533931

3439

34 39

423642

39

2

422135

17

4436

52 184142

1903

4126

33

51 464313

28234 34

333

8

47

44

53

45

15

01

57

07

09

14

53

6

82

2

51 41

24

49

49

35

4949

49

49

49

49

36

5254

52

51

51

52 55

49

49

49

52

4949 49

59

55

48

44

59

29

43

49

47

94

59

5

Marine

Park

Marmion

Marine Sanctuary

8 Knots

6 Knots

6 Knots

Prohibited

Boating

8 Knots

Fl(2) G 6s 2M

Fl R 3s 3M

Fl(4) G 12s 3M

Fl(2) 6s 24m 12M

Fl(4) R 12s 2M

Q(9) 15s 4M

AQWA

Breakwater

Boyinaboat Reef

CowRocks

(1.5)

(0.5)

Boat Lifter

Fisheries Research andCommunity Education Centre

Tower

Ferry Jetties

Lighthouse

Hillarys Yacht Club

HILLARYSBOAT HARBOUR

Caution : Divers

SCALE 1 : 7 500

Fl G 3s 5m 3M

73

52

Swimming is prohibited in HillarysBoat Harbour and approaches,except for the designatedBoating Prohibited area.

Closed Waters All Vessels 49

Q(6)+LFl 15s 2MMETRES

50 0 100 200

49

52

39

94

19

49

49

49

49

Berthing requirements withinHILLARYS BOAT HARBOURare to be arranged through theDepartment of TransportHarbour Office (9448 7544).

Department of TransportHarbour Office

Closed Waters

All Vessels

Prohibited

Swimming

0.0

8 Knots

9

24

13

6

4

4

4

2 5

8

3

1

1

1 2 78

14

4 9

31

1

46

21

6 17

5

6

2

4

7

4 4

7

8 4

4

8

24

94

9 10 116

22 18

32

25

5

10

410

11

111

115108

104

10

104

10

10

10

9

10

1010

10

109

10

10

103

10

10

10

1010

9

10

10 910

10

8

10

9

10

10

10

1010

10

98

95101

97

10198

101

9999

101

10299

99

98

10198

98

102

9 98

9

99

103

9959 1628

88

131

73

95

54

64

97

99

98

27

99

10

6

63

10194

103

85

93

10

109

7

9

6

10

6

5

868

34

94 65

83

95

84

3 13

99

96

98 94

99

99

56

2

2

6

64

36

92 27

599

76

95 27

1974

111

99

97

102

105

97

27108

107

109 106

111 105

111109

107

103

96

98

88

91

84

45

4

59

89

105

63

9386

529

2

1119

107109

107 3

99

108

25

11

4

110

39

1022

9

129

96

128

127

102

102

3

102

101

102

10

109

111

133

101

34

45

42

103

95

9

99

9999

99

99

99

99

99

99

99

99

2

510

99

Restricted

Area

5 Knots

8 Knots

8 Knots

Fl R 3s 7m 3M

Fl R 3s 8m 5M

Fl R 2s 6MR

YB

YBY

BY

GFl G 2s 6M

F Bu 10mB

R

VQ(6)+LFl 10s 4m

F Bu 7m & Fl R 2s

Shiplift Facility

JERVOISE

BAY

Underwater ExplorersClub

Shipyards

PilesFoul

Obelisk (42)

Piles

Outfall

Fl G 3s 9m 5M

8 Knots

99

Cockburn PowerBoats Assoc.

Fl Y 4s

9098

09

16

1709

07

33

9689

9929

610

310

410104310

102

104104

103

107

108

108

810910

99

108710

99

99

9999

31099

89

105107

410

102

110110

210

610210

99

89

89 79

89

8959

110

9496

79

89

96

95

69

75

94

10194

97

99

99

97

310

39

68

9

9

88

95

210

310

610

57

99

99

99

115151

158151

318

154

99

99

912

713

26

48

36

101

39

Prohibited

Swimming

2

OffshoreConstruction

Yard

10

Woodman PointRecreational Facility

10

Cockburn BoatStorage

342·6°

180·0°

051·5°

VQ R

VQ G

VQ 8m

VQ(9) 10s 6m

07

16

21

1020

07

12

15

09

15

34

39

19 17

81

16

59

57

27

5262

42

44

25

29

46

53

66

77

82

63

83

83

79

79

78

89

83

72

22

23

31

67

82

7966

81

79

8279

87

82

73

67

79 62

82

87

Marmion

Marine

Park

5 Knots

8 Knots

Mooring Fence

F Bu 24m 5M

Fl 3s 3M

Iso 2s 13m 10M

Fl R 3s 7m 3M

"SF"

RW

R

Fl G 3s 7m 3M

Posts

Radio Mast

Outfall

WestBreakwater

Foul

NorthBreakwater

Whitfords Sea RescueVJ6LQ

Queue

Area

SCALE 1 : 7 500

OCEAN REEFBOAT HARBOUR

Q 13m 10M

"C"

METRES

50 0 100 200

Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club

Y

Y

Y

Y

SwimmingProhibited

Cautions:1. Swimming prohibited within

the 5 Knot harbour limitand approaches.

2. Harbour entrance subjectto siltation.

099·96°

042·

46°

Anchorage

Beagle

32° 06' 25" S

115°

44'

57"

E

32° 05' 44" S

115°

45'

51"

E

103

32

8325

51

3396106

102

104

107

98

9777

97

37

27

87 67

88

Middle Ground

38

58

87

68

48

69

59

38

3897

77

4787

37 86

57

57 16 95

17

82

88

5

10

2

5

Fl G 5s

Fl R 5s

Omeo1905

5 Knots

2

3

3

32

2

4

6

6

58

7

7

77

5

4

1

1

3

2

9

9

14

6

7

8

8

6

4

9

8

9

9

9

9

8

8

6

5

7

51

0

8

6

3

4

46

5

ClosedWaters

MotorisedVessels

5 Knots

8 Knots

ClosedWaters

MotorisedVessels

8 Knots

WaterSki

Area

WAWA

001001

METRES

DEPTHS

IN

IN

DEPTHS

METRES

OCEAN REEF TO CAPE PERONOCEAN REEF TO CAPE PERON

31° 45' 57" S

115°

43'

21"

E

31° 45' 21" S

115°

43'

54"

E

31°

115° E

115° E

31°45'

43' 30"

43' 30"

30"

SS30"45'

44'115° E

44'115° E

31° 49' 42" S

115°

43'

33"

E

31° 49' 06" S

115°

44'

45"

E

31°49'30"

S

31°49'30"

S

03' 03'

04'32°

S04'

32°

S

43'

43'

44'115° E

44'115° E

45'

45'

32° 04' 18" S

115°

43'

00"

E

32° 02' 48" S

115°

45'

12"

E

LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

indicates lit navigation mark

CARDINAL MARKS

North

South

East

Indicatessafe waterto the East

West

Indicatessafe waterto the West

Indicatessafe waterto the North

Indicatessafe waterto the South

F

Fl

Fl( )

Q

LFl

Oc

Iso

= Fixed

= Flashing

= Group-flash

= Quick-flash

= Long-flash

= Occulting

= Isophase

s

m

M

= Period in seconds

= Focal plane height above MHHW

= Luminous range in nautical miles

Colour of light is white unless otherwise stated

NAVIGATION MARKS

Lighthouse, major, minor light

Beacon, port, starboard

Safe water, isolated danger

Spar buoy, port, starboard

Pillar buoy, port, starboard

Mooring buoy, yachting buoy

Lead, front, rear

BASIC RULES OF THE WATERWAYS

C

A

B

("C" HAS WIND ONSTARBOARD SIDE)

"A" AND "B" GIVE WAY TO "C"

"B" GIVES WAY TO "A"("B" IS UPWIND OF "A")

POWER MEETS POWER

SAIL MEETS SAIL

POWER MEETS SAIL

Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarilyto assist in navigation, but indicate special features.

G = Green R = Red W = White

Y = Yellow Bu = Blue

LATERAL MARKS

- red can topmark and red light if fitted.

Port Hand Mark Starboard Hand Mark

- green or black cone topmark (point up) andgreen light if fitted.

When fitted, the light shown may have any rhythm.

CARDINAL MARKS

Cardinal Marks indicate the extremities of a large danger.There are four marks, North, East, South and West. Eachmark indicates the safe side to pass. Eg; you should passto the West of the West Cardinal Mark. When fitted, awhite light based on a group of quick or very quick flashesidentifies the mark as follows:North - uninterrupted sequenceEast - three flashes in a groupSouth - six flashes followed by a long flashWest - nine flashes in a groupThere are two types of Lateral marks or Channel marks, the PORT hand mark and the

STARBOARD hand mark. These marks indicate the port and starboard sides of a navigablechannel and also guide you in the buoyage direction. A port hand mark must be passed on yourport hand side when travelling in the buoyage direction (into harbour and/or upstream).

Vessels engaged in diving operations shall exhibit at all times, the InternationalCode flag "A". All other craft are to keep at least 50 metres clear.Divers engaged in operations may display the International Code flag "A" froma personal buoy. During night time a boat must show the International lightsthat "a vessel is restricted in her ability to manoeuvre". These are three lights ina verticle line, the top and bottom are red with the middle being white. If divingat night without a vessel you are required to display a flashing orange light thatcan be seen from a minimum distance of 200m.

32°06'

S

115° 45' E

115° 45' E

32°06'

S

32° 05' 44" S

115°

45'

51"

E

32° 06' 25" S

115°

44'

57"

E

SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/), Symbols, Abbreviationsand Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 754 and AUS 334.

115° 46' E32° 08' 06" S

115°

46'

18"

E

09'32°

S

10'

46' E115°

32° 10' 00" S

115°

45'

06"

E

10'

S09'

32°

SCALE 1 : 7 500

METRES

50 0 100 200

JERVOISE BAYBOAT HARBOURS

SCALE 1 : 10 000

PORT COOGEEMARINA

METRES

100 200050

NAVIGATION LIGHTS

All vessels under way or at anchor must display an unobscured 360° white light between thehours of sunset and sunrise.

DIVER'S FLAG

Notices to Mariners inclusive 1- 72 August 2018