NP41 Admiralty Sailing Directions Japan Pilot, Vol. I, 13th (2021) Edition

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NP41 Admiralty Sailing Directions Japan Pilot Volume 1 Honshu (except its southern coasts), Hokkaido, The southern coast of Ostrov Sakhalin Kuril’skiye Ostrova, 12th (2018) Edition

Often referred to as Pilots, Sailing Directions are designed for use by the merchant mariner on all classes of ocean-going vessels with essential information on all aspects of navigation. Sailing Directions are complementary to Admiralty Standard Nautical Charts and provide worldwide coverage in 74 volumes.

Each publication contains quality colour photography and views, as well as information on navigational hazards, buoyage, meteorological data, details of pilotage, regulations, port facilities and guides to major port entry.

New Editions of Admiralty Sailing Directions are published on a regular basis. Navigationally significant information for these publications is issued via the Admiralty Notices to Mariners weekly bulletin (Section IV).

CONTENTS
Pages
Directions for updating ii
Record of updates ii
Contents iii
Preface v
Purpose of Sailing Directions vi
Reporting new dangers to navigation vi
Feedback vi
UKHO contact details vii
How to obtain Admiralty Charts and Publications vii
Related Admiralty Publications and their contents viii
General Information x
Abbreviations xii
Glossary xiv
Index Chartlet xviii
CHATPER 1
Navigation and regulations
Limits of the book (1.1) 1
Navigational dangers and hazards (1.2) 1
Traffic and operations (1.13) 3
Charts (1.28) 4
Aids to navigation (1.36) 5
Pilotage (1.43) 6
Radio facilities (1.49) 7
Regulations (1.59) 8
Signals (1.85) 13
Distress and rescue (1.98) 15
Countries and ports
Japan (1.105) 17
Russian Federation (1.112) 17
Natural conditions
Maritime topography (1.116) 19
Local magnetic anomalies (1.124) 19
Currents (1.125) 19
Tides (1.132) 22
Sea and swell (1.135) 23
Sea water Characteristics (1.138) 23
Ice conditions (1.139) 23
Climate and weather (1.147) 32
Climate information (1.170) 53
CHAPTER 2
Through Routes 77
CHAPTER 3
Honshu North-West Coast─Kanda Misaki to Kyoga Misaki 83
CHAPTER 4
Honshu North-West Coast─Kyoga Misaki to Rokko Saki 115
CHAPTER 5
Honshu North-West Coast─Rokka Saki to Tappoi Saki 139
CHAPTER 6
Tsugaru Kaikyo 173
CHAPTER 7
Honshu East Coast─Taito Saki to Shiriya Saki 189
CHAPTER 8
Hokkaido─West Coast with the offshore islands, and La Perouse Strait 235
CHAPTER 9
Hokkaido─South Coast Esan Misaki to Nosappu Misaki 265
CHAPTER 10
Hokkaido─East and North Coasts from Nosappu Misaki to Soya Misaki 285
CHAPTER 11
Kuril’sklye Ostrova─Nosappu Misaki to Proliv Bussol’ 299
CHAPTER 12
Kuril’sklye Ostrova─Proliv Bussol’ to Poluostrov Kamchatka 317
APPENDICES
Appendix I ─ Russian Federation-Russian Related Areas 334
Appendix II ─ Separation Zones and Recommended Tracks 339
INDEX
Index 344

Often referred to as Pilots, Sailing Directions are designed for use by the merchant mariner on all classes of ocean-going vessels with essential information on all aspects of navigation. Sailing Directions are complementary to Admiralty Standard Nautical Charts and provide worldwide coverage in 74 volumes. Each publication contains quality colour photography and views, as well as information on navigational hazards, buoyage, meteorological data, details of pilotage, regulations, port facilities and guides to major port entry. New Editions of Admiralty Sailing Directions are published on a regular basis. Navigationally significant information for these publications is issued via the Admiralty Notices to Mariners weekly bulletin (Section IV).

 

NP41

Publication Details

  • Number NP41
  • Title Japan Pilot Vol 1
  • Sub Title n/a
  • Type Sailing Directions (Pilots)
  • SubType
  • Edition No 101
  • Pub Year 2018

Publication Supplement Details

  • Sup. Number NP41S
  • Sup. Title Supplement to Japan Pilot Vol 1
  • Sup. Year

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