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SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/), Symbols, Abbreviations and Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 752 and AUS 333.DEPTHS IN METRES

E= 2 92 000E= 2 88 000 E= 2 96 000

48' 49' 50' 51' 114° 52' E 53' 54' 55' 56' 55

182 195 139 143

98 108 29° 07' 42" S204 97 129 168 26162

168 182 163183 172 16 89 89153 91 151205 213 NAVIGATION MARKS CARDINAL MARKS181 135 16 146 1041 157 143 182

174 AUSTRALIA - WEST COAST21 37192 168147 156 122 154 121 IndicatesLighthouse, major, minor light128 154 98 safe water183193 204 177 WESTERN AUSTRALIA143 143

185208 151 205 188 North to the North22 Beacon, port, starboard08’ See DPI Chart Flat Rocks WA 945 16 159 157 895 89 74

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08’ Indicates safe water DONGARA1422 7 22 94 153 108 125 Safe water, isolated danger109113 17 21 178 173 14920 South to the South135181 92 69154 PORT DENISON316 21 Spar buoy, port, starboard185 22 21 98 Indicates112 114 103119 safe water21 21 153175 132155 Pillar buoy, port, starboard28145 to the EastEast

128 159 99 59135 12 1355 146 162 Mooring buoy, yachting buoy Indicates SCALE 1 : 25 00022 174183 151 safe water101 157

99 8 54208 Lead, front, rear to the West121 133 3522 West101102 DEPTHS179 183 145 78 Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarily to10999 134 Depths are shown in metres and decimetres, reduced to Sounding Datum, which is87 33176 19 assist in navigation, but indicate special features.31203 168 201 approximately lowest water level.92 5221 146 201172 LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS159 121156 10789 107 1179 128 25126 61 HEIGHTS5186 207 Colour of light is white unless otherwise stated129 175 152 Heights are shown in metres. Underlined figures are drying heights above Sounding78 28103 159 169 F = Fixed157 indicates lit navigation mark Datum. Overhead clearance heights are above Highest Astronomical Tide. All other8 73 264 184 Fl = Flashing207 heights are above Mean Higher High Water.14814 191 204 1669 148 99138 G = Green R = Red W = White121 5315 14 41 255 7 18 3 Fl( ) = Group-flash5 171 21525 99 111 Y = Yellow Bu = Blue POSITIONS159 8 29 45 Q = Quick-flash15414 Positions on this chart are referenced to the Map Grid of Australia, Zone 50,14223 14 8 22 19 122 8 624 9 112 176 11 LFl = Long-flash s = Period in seconds69 17179 185 205 175 based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94). For GPS use, this179 9614 13992

117 21 Oc = Occulting m = Focal plane height above MHHW5 approximates WGS84.201 204 148 15321 158 163 138 148 Iso = Isophase M = Luminous range in nautical miles182201 28 PROJECTION159 155 1509’ 09’126183 143 169 97 83 42217 Universal Transverse Mercator.37

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168 145186 161192 102164 69 SOURCES174 146 121 146 28152 14 From the latest information available to Department for Planning and Infrastructure206 155 151181 9892 159 174 165 158 151149 (DPI), April 2006.148 149 149149 132 89 32136146 1927 165 123 NAVIGATION MARKS14325 109 31165142 136

162 33 IALA Maritime Buoyage System - Region A (Red to Port).13899 149145 121 152 163 25167 3167 15421 97 8975 CHART AMENDMENTS The information provided on this chart is correct at time of publication. As this

121145 157 151 146145 167 98 22124 27141 information is subject to change, ensure the latest version of the chart is used at136 88182 73197 133 107 156 153 1971 all times and is kept up-to-date with reference to the following:146 149

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00 24 174 169 61 82 25138 Changes of a safety or navigational nature will be reflected in Notices149151 155 to164 183 151159 99 Mariners. Current Notices are available from DoT chart sales offices, approved123 09Nine 153 143188 104 67 chart agents and at http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/.1146 Mile 155 161

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00Navigable Waters Regulations14 CAUTION7 135 145 99 37 24 13Break 154 152During moderate swell 43 87 Changes to Navigable Waters Regulations are published in the Western148179 154 139 156 seas may break over 99 86 48 26139 Australian Government Gazette. Regulations for Navigable Waters can also be85 159depths of about 6m. 176 173 149 47 1942 57149 found at http://www.slp.wa.gov.au/gazette/gazette.nsf. Marine Protected Areas

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149 2326 152 5223 2613 109 11 Refer to Department of Fisheries and Department of Parks and Wildlife7 154157 173 58142 163145 154 47 publications for the latest information.810’ 2 146 10’171 76 09185 169 145204 164 TIDAL INFORMATION AND SOUNDING DATUM179 149 104 37144 09191 89 149126 13 Heights in metres above datumLat Long Sounding and151

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25 Place73 Se22 161 197 HAT MHHW MLHW MLLW Tidal Datum°E MSL MHLW LAT°S155 146 178 173203 149 153182 162 4.899 metres below PWD BM A099

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99 145 29°13' 114°52' 1.33 0.99 0.79 0.76 0.68 0.54 0.1844 DENISON147204 147 1561789 09149 135 135 95162 101 26201 153146 184 144 1471349 1554 184 158 201 193 14161 2 125 0833186 LOGARITHMIC NOMOGRAM SPEED - DISTANCE - TIME8924 169154 159 65146 11518 139 149 181 146 138

52 06 To find Speed, Distance or Time Interval, draw a line through any two factors, then interpolate for149 73 137 the unknown factor. eg. A distance of 10 nautical miles in 120 minutes means a speed of 5 knots.3820 14927 3174 201 0925 08154 189 34152 154 32 SPEED205

1.0 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30156 132 6981171 (Knots)142125204 149136 202 196 64 08192 47152 DISTANCE 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 1.0 2 4 6 8 10 15 20 30 40 50149 158 1968 (Nautical Miles)318 108 137 20512622 164 151 13822 14 182 65183 109

8 TIME INTERVAL26 6 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 90 120 18025 08153 203 184 (Minutes)167 84 154 Example17 20 154

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1828 135 148 11’11’ 205 162 07126 82177 126 65 121 173 186I N D I A N 196 177 167 163 52 39

08 LEGEND135 129 128171 15313 849 74 Marsh and swampland

Nature Reserve / National Park 16 204 88 08129

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2828 24 176 167 131 5.0 Railway, Clearance height, Bridge205 39167 148 77 143 84 13 13157 34 14 Clearance height, Overhead powerline201 185 175 21 River

147 4823 179 176188 14 116201 Major road141 136 1645 193 176 61 09 Minor road152

6579 139153 16 Track27 168204 146 2621 169 125 Medical facility, Building08156 189188 136 55 Mean high water176 79 138 Mean low water2722 193 207 145RELIABILITY DIAGRAM 18 Datum mark188 25 1416829° 07' 42" S 1622 139 77 118 Cliff133

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00 GPS validation point, Helipad, Groyne1583185 167 28176 175 Car parking, Over-beach launching183 12155 168169 134 Boat ramp, Tide rips3388 126 162 129 Parking for boats / trailers20122 21 205 28 22 Mangroves, Foul ground, Marine farm204 17926 6921 43186 126 88 Water, Fuel, Jetty, Safe anchorage138 198 145 5719512’ Telephone, Public toilet 12’23 09109 13186 18154 Exposed wreck, Submerged wreck5 167 135195

149 74 143 29 Hazardous submerged reef9178

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00168 201 Reef which covers and uncovers12168 71 06134 206175 153 161 114 Coral reef / outcrop, Breakers37141 134199 163 Rock awash, Underwater rock26201 201 165 06109 108 21 Sounding above Datum197 186 89138 Danger line6926 159

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149 182 179 182 34134 114 166 164 139 149 92 15161 68 146 184 10m contour148 153

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422 9 117 Depth in metres and decimetres8926 7 149 112 Approximate contour153 129 33207 53153

176 124 159 Submarine cable1914159 25 196156 119 102 187103

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78 124 155 12371 69 3189 10891 118 152 122 15881 1594 Speed limit boundary

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135 13810529° 18' 24" S 134 Prohibited area boundary19 Various limits

15410 49 163144 1538 116 14 69199 64KEY TO SYMBOLS 28 144133 56 137 Port Authority / Harbour boundaryO C E A N 128 21129400 Distance apart of main sounding lines in metres

L Lead Line depths 83 Recommended track123 163

155 137 29 1852 7149 158181 6156 Outfall4 109 9668 88E Echo Sounder depths 112 116 166 3426 33 Dredged area boundaryO Optical position fixing 22 62 84

131 10527 126 87Z Electronic position fixing 9171 157

115 1374 Restricted area / Sensitive area2113’ 13’176 85 1866 59 89 12445S Sonar swept 88116 Marine protected area105 115 76

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134 81119 84R Reconnaissance or incomplete survey 19825 1917310 786 62 81 2210187 112 104 62 115 10897 75 62137 129 15494 59AuthoritiesAuthorities 184 103 63 9281 84 141Department for Planning and InfrastructureAA Department for Planning and Infrastructure 168 123 153 281186624 12921 8Royal Australian NavyBB Royal Australian Navy 79106 5610962 108AUSLIGCC AUSLIG 106 33163 12845OtherDD Other 71 39142 8661 5572 69

139 135 117115 8827 86 851940 107 38107112 7 9526 5428 12868 1598 119CAUTION 7283 10821 133129During moderate swell 26118 113 114 11971 88NATIONAL PARKS AND NATURE RESERVES seas may break over186 187 97 76National Parks and Nature Reserves are gazetted for the depths of about 6m. 9468 35 118 Harleys Hole112 134 17299 6725 72Protection of Flora, Fauna and Landscape values. Dumping of

rubbish, lighting of fires (including ground fires), firearms, pets, removal of rocks, soil and timber, driving off established tracks

12 108 86 11 13334 1910924 89 127 115163 46 154 106 5118 8 819 9498 119 74 9and disturbance of flora and fauna are all prohibited in National

25 128113142163 158Parks and Nature Reserves. Camping is only allowed in 4 34136114 4527 146 74 116 681122 69gazetted areas of National Parks. Refer to Conservation and 48 69 98

661247 16918 Pearse Break 144127Land Management publications for further information on parks 65 2417 107 79 44 78 128 8312and reserves. 143 2859 13378

109 10133 1524 99 68 32 115 141108LEEUWIN CURRENT 7356 129

84 113 78 10829° 29°185 99109 9The Leeuwin Current is most predominant during May to 159108

9 52 198 3772142 89August with a surface current generally less than 1.0knot. It 168 134 168 14'14’ 158 113107

270 090 19has an average width of 30 nautical miles and extends to a 78 113159 113 12726 127 SS 131129 108depth of approximately 200 metres, carrying warm, low salinity 103 2958 67 4 102

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00 166118shelf south to Cape Leeuwin and then east into the Great 4 4 59 159113 6662149 9 72 10356 28

7 42155Australian Bight. For details of currents generally refer 138to 6427 23 85 102 109 146 129R.A.N. Australia Pilot Vol V. 169 131108 56 17149 165 12588 114

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00WESTERN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY 11868 6 2924 5865 104 112 124

115155 146 96 97 34Between November and June, extensive lobster fishing takes place between latitude 24°S and 34°S. Mariners are advised

66152 10615226 76 87 7212 102123145 14483148 134to keep well clear of lobster pot floats and submerged lines. 95 74 47121 88 112 148182 155 55 216137 7574191 145 1189 68 King BayFISHING 5414694 82

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152 66112 116 9117172 154 94 88 169123169 48 16135 145 63132 5849ROADS AND TRACKS 143 144177 148 126 105 37185The representation on this chart of any road or track is not 11327 172 165 155161 14116 78173 84149necessarily evidence of a Public Right of Way. 22128 86180 1428143 48154 139 15968 46 3214623 116HISTORIC SHIPWRECKS 64109 4826 131164 163 109141 153 132All wrecks, 75 years old or more, are protected under an Act 14149 18173 297 52174 173 112 78which prohibits the removal of artefacts or wilful damage of 107 162

62 WHALE POINT22 DONGARAany sort. By this means, the sites will remain better preserved for divers in the future. Refer to WA Maritime Museum for

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2132 136 14611 89154 15 1478 151 1826 Port Denison See Inset1205 Volunteer Sea Rescue 991312 138 128 121

66VMR 661 14913 144134 128 148 32135 1212 153133 112 14 5519415 PORT DENISON 113 23126 137 16162 Dongara Sand Patch

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