135/2026
SÉCURITÉReceived: 3 Nov 2026, 16:39Updated: 3 Nov 2026, 16:45
analysis
ActiveDaymark unreliable on spar beacon off Pointe de Lornel, Baie de Canche
The daymark of the spar beacon at the extremity of the east groyne (Pointe de Lornel) is unreliable. Position given as 50-33.07N 001-35.33E. Marking described as small yellow and black horizontal bands. Mariners are advised to navigate with caution.
Navigate with caution in the vicinity and exercise local lookout.
- Type
- Aids to navigation · severity low
- Feed
- Aids to navigationAll warnings of this kind on the map (contributors), or as an API feed: /api/v2/feeds/aton/
- Location
- Baie de Canche, Pas de Calais
- Hazards
- daymark unreliable, reduced visual conspicuity of beacon
Coast stations for this area
- RCCMRCC Gris NezFrance19 NM from the area
- RCCMRCC DoverUnited Kingdom36 NM from the area
- RCCMRCC OostendeBelgium65 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Saint FrieuxMRCC Gris NezFranceMMSI 002275100VHF 38range 38 NM3 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station Gris NezMRCC Gris NezFranceMMSI 002275100VHF 23range 23 NM19 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station West HoughamMRCC DoverUnited KingdomMMSI 002320010VHF 45range 45 NM36 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station DoverMRCC DoverUnited KingdomMMSI 002320010VHF 33range 33 NM36 NM from the area
- DSCDSC Station DunkerqueMRCC Gris NezFranceMMSI 002275100VHF 22range 22 NM42 NM from the area
Aids to navigation affected
- Changedbalise de l'Espar · small yellow and black horizontal bands (daymark) · 50-33.07N 001-35.33E
No aids-to-navigation list in the database yet; aids are shown as the warning names them.
Generated automatically from the warning text on 03 Nov 2026, 16:47 UTC. It can be wrong: the original warning below is the authoritative text.
Keywords
- Malfunctioning AidsUNRELIABLE, UNRELIABLE
Message content
Lang
Area: PAS DE CALAIS
Locality: BAIE DE CANCHE
BEACON_DAYMARK_UNRELIABLE
DAYMARK OF THE SPAR BEACON AT THE EXTREMITY OF THE EAST GROYNE OF POINTE DE LORNEL UNRELIABLE
AT POSITION:
50-33.07N 001-35.33E
SMALL YELLOW AND BLACK HORIZONTAL BANDS.
Navigate with caution