NW-P-1035-22
Partially submerged piling north of Pylades Island, Strait of Georgia
ActiveReceived 15 Aug 2022, 00:00 UTC
Warning text
Positions open on the mapNW-P-1035-22
Date
2022-08-15 18:41 UTC
Status
Published
Title
Obstruction
Areas
Strait of Georgia
Categories
Submerged Object
Description
A partially submerged embedded piling has been reported north of Pylades Island in the vicinity of 49 04.249N 123 41.128W. The piling is 30 cm in diameter, with 4 large spikes extending outward.
Caution.
Position
49° 04.249'N 123° 41.128'W
Charts
3443(NAD83)
Location map
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ActiveA partially submerged embedded piling has been reported north of Pylades Island in the Strait of Georgia at 49°04.249'N 123°41.128'W. The piling is about 30 cm in diameter with four large spikes extending outward. Mariners are cautioned in the vicinity.
Proceed with caution and keep clear of the reported position; navigate with caution in the vicinity and maintain a proper lookout.
- Type
- Wreck / obstruction · severity high
- Feed
- Wrecks, obstructions and drifting objectsAll warnings of this kind on the map, or as an API feed.
- Location
- Strait of Georgia, north of Pylades Island
- Validity
- From 15 Aug 2022, 18:41 UTC
Date 2022-08-15 18:41 UTC - Hazards
- partially submerged piling, sharp spikes on piling
- Charts
- 3443(NAD83)
Coast stations for this area
- RCCJRCC VictoriaCanada40 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Bowen IslandJRCC VictoriaCanadaMMSI 003160011VHF 40range 40 NM21 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Mount ParkeJRCC VictoriaCanadaMMSI 003160011VHF 40range 40 NM21 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Mount NewtonJRCC VictoriaCanadaMMSI 003160011VHF 40range 40 NM29 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Annacis IslandJRCC VictoriaCanadaMMSI 003160011VHF 40range 40 NM31 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Watts PointJRCC VictoriaCanadaMMSI 003160010VHF 40range 40 NM39 NM from the area
Worked out automatically from the warning text on 28 Sept 2026, 21:38 UTC. It can be wrong: the official warning text is the authority.
Keywordssubmerged object