NW-A-0125-26

Subsurface moorings deployed at Cross Bay West and Ice Hunter Rock, Canadian Arctic

No longer in forceReceived 11 Jul 2026, 00:00 UTCArchived 14 Oct 2026, 23:47 UTC

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NW-A-0125-26 Date 2026-07-11 23:19 UTC Status Published Title Subsurface Mooring Areas Arctic Categories Subsurface Mooring Description Subsurface moorings deployed at 112222 UTC Jul 2026 in: 63 57.255N 093 43.383W (Cross Bay West), top of mooring 0.4m from the seabed, depth of water 9m. 63 58.839N 094 06.111W (Ice Hunter Rock), top of mooring 0.4m from the seabed, depth of water 7m. These moorings will remain deployed until October 2026. Position 63° 57.255'N 093° 43.383'W 63° 58.839'N 094° 06.111'W Charts 5624(WGS84), 5625(WGS84)

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Two subsurface moorings were deployed on 11 July 2026 in the Canadian Arctic at Cross Bay West and Ice Hunter Rock. Tops of the moorings are 0.4 m from the seabed in water depths of 9 m and 7 m respectively. The moorings will remain deployed until October 2026. Mariners are advised to be aware of the moorings and navigate with caution in the areas stated.

Navigate with caution; avoid anchoring, trawling or other gear operations in the vicinity of the moorings and maintain a good lookout.

Type: Offshore operations · severity moderate
Feed: Offshore works, rigs and towingAll warnings of this kind on the map, or as an API feed.
Location: Arctic - Cross Bay West and Ice Hunter Rock
Validity: From 11 Jul 2026, 22:22 UTC
These moorings will remain deployed until October 2026.
Activity periods: 11 Jul 2026, 22:22 UTC - ? (Mooring at 63 57.255N 093 43.383W (Cross Bay West) remains deployed until October 2026)
11 Jul 2026, 22:22 UTC - ? (Mooring at 63 58.839N 094 06.111W (Ice Hunter Rock) remains deployed until October 2026)
Hazards: subsurface mooring
Charts: 5624(WGS84), 5625(WGS84)

Worked out automatically from the warning text on 28 Sept 2026, 04:51 UTC. It can be wrong: the official warning text is the authority.

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