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US Coast Guard LNM - Southwest District (D11)

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  • LNM11-587E91SÉCURITÉ
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    SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE WEST CROSSING - SAN FRANCISCO BAY NORTH CHANNEL General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Curtin Maritime (CMC) will conduct maintenance dredging within the South San Francisco Ferry Terminal basin and the Oyster Point Marina Dock 11 and Guest Dock areas from on or about October 24, 2026, through on or about November 30, 2026. Operations will be conducted seven days a week from 1000 to 2200. Mechanical dredging will be performed by DB Ironbound, a 150-foot by 54-foot by 9-foot clamshell dredge, with dredged material loaded into scows Arrow Point and Long Point, each with a 1,400-cubic-yard capacity, and transported to an approved disposal or beneficial reuse location, including the Montezuma Wetlands Restoration Project. Support tugs Emma C, Seanna C, Navy Bean, and Gretchen C will be involved. All manned equipment will monitor VHF-FM channels 13, 14, and 16. For more information, contact Project Manager Alexandro Rodriguez at (562) 241-2350. Mariners are urged to proceed with caution after passing arrangements have been made. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR LOS ANGELES, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Marine Events / Regatta (Race) The Long Beach Yacht Club will sponsor the California Dreamin’ Series Regatta on November 12, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Approximately eight sailing vessels will race on a course in the vicinity of Belmont Pier, centered at 33.751, -118.149. Mariners are requested to use caution when transiting in the vicinity of the event. For more details or comments, contact Cameron MacLaren at (562) 294-5161. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR LOS ANGELES, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Autonomous Vessel Operations Fathomwerx Proving Ground (FPG) will conduct unmanned vessel operations in the Santa Barbara Channel on the following dates: November 2–6, November 9–13, November 16–20, and November 23–25, 2026, daily from 0700 to 1900. Approximately 12 vessels will be involved in the exercise. Operations will be confined to a 5 by 5 nautical mile box bounded by the following coordinates: 34-18.89N 119-25.01W; 34-15.34N 119-19.18W; 34-10.49N 119-23.45W; and 34-14.04N 119-29.29W. Mariners are requested to maintain a safe distance from the testing area and the FPG Support perimeter security vessel. Communications may be made on VHF-FM Channel 16 by hailing “FPG Support Vessel Water Lead,” or by phone at 805-837-7468. Chart US3CA69M applies. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR LOS ANGELES, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Marine Events / Other Operation OpenWater will sponsor the Veteran’s Day Channel Crossing on November 11, 2026, from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the San Pedro Channel. Approximately 50 paddle craft, accompanied by 35 support vessels, will transit from Fourth of July Cove on Catalina Island at 33.447, -118.499, cross the San Pedro Channel, and finish at the Huntington Beach Pier at 33.651, -118.008. Mariners are requested to use caution when transiting in the vicinity of event participants. For more details or comments, contact Whitney Erickson at (714) 857-6402. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SAN FRANCISCO BAY NORTH CHANNEL General / Bridges NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-SAN FRANCISCO BAY-RICHMOND SAN RAFAEL BRIDGE-Painting has begun in the west span of the bridge. Below deck platforms are being installed in spans 33-34, 34-35, and 35-36. When in place the temporary platforms will reduce the vertical clearance in the spans by no more than 10’. The upstream and downstream lower edges of the temporary platform will be lighted at night with steady burning red lights. Work is taking place Monday through Friday, 7 pm to 1 pm the following day. For conditions at the bridge and location of barge and personnel, mariners can contact “CRANE BARGE 1” at 510-774-1204 or the contractor at 925-338-4332 or 510-386-9054 or 707-688-3738. Mariners should contact the work site at least 1 hour prior to transiting the west span for the location of personnel and equipment. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 571-607-2207. Position 37-56.12N 122-26.80W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-018891SÉCURITÉ
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR LOS ANGELES, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Manson Construction Co. will conduct hydraulic maintenance dredging of the Alamitos Bay Entrance Channel using the cutter suction dredge HR Morris. Operations will occur at approximately 33-44.59N 118-07.25W (NOAA Chart 18749), beginning on or about October 12, 2026, and concluding on or before November 30, 2026. Operations will be conducted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Vessels involved include dredge HR Morris (Call Sign WCZ5434), DB Freya (Call Sign WDA4208), dredge tender Pup (Call Sign WAB4086), dredge tender Cub (Call Sign WCZ5656), and survey boat Rustler (Call Sign WAB4086). Vessels will monitor VHF-FM channels 16 and 67. Dredged material will be transported through floating and shore pipeline to the disposal area at Peninsula Beach. Mariners are urged to transit at their slowest safe speed to minimize wake and proceed with caution after passing arrangements have been made. For more information, contact dredge HR Morris at 562-762-5449. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    HUMBOLDT BAY - HOOKTON CHANNEL ATON / Advanced Notice of Change Due to the destruction, removal, or loss of Hookton Channel Light 6. A temporary lighted buoy has been established in its place. This TRLB will now be designated as a Federal Aid to Navigation and will be listed in the Light List under Light List Number: 8310.1. Please direct all questions or concerns to: [email protected] Position 40-44.42N 124-13.57W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-B8F368SÉCURITÉ
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    CARQUINEZ STRAIT - SUISUN BAY General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes The Dutra Group will conduct marine operations for levee breach closure and rehabilitation along Suisun Slough adjacent to Joice Island near Suisun City, California, at approximately 38-11.48N 122-02.12W. Waterside work will begin on or about October 5, 2026, and continue through no later than November 30, 2026. Operations will include the Crane Barge TM20, work boat, tugboat, and rotating flat deck barges. The crane barge will be spudded at various locations within the construction area. Flat deck barges will transit between the project site and the San Rafael Rock Quarry and may be moored at pre-existing moorings along Suisun Slough during mobilization. Work will occur during daylight hours; however, barge movements outside the construction area may continue at all hours. At the end of each shift, barges will be spudded in and display steady-burning white lights on all corners. Vessels will monitor VHF-FM channels 9 and 16, with Channel 68A as the working channel, and may be contacted at (707) 333-5029. Mariners are advised to use extreme caution while transiting the construction site and are urged to transit at their slowest safe speed to minimize wake. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-2694D2SÉCURITÉ
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    NEW YORK SLOUGH - SAN JOAQUIN RIVER General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging The Dutra Group will conduct dredging operations at the San Joaquin River/Stockton Deep Water Ship Channel, at approximately 38-05.91N 121-35.18W (NOAA Chart 18660), from on or about October 9, 2026, through on or about November 30, 2026. Operations will be conducted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clamshell dredge DB 24 or Beaver will conduct dredging operations, with a fleet of three split-hull disposal scows with capacities of 2,000 and 3,000 cubic yards. Tow tug Sarah Reed, or similar, will support disposal operations to Roberts Island I and use call sign KX7468. Tender tug Becky T or Phyllis T will provide additional support. All equipment will monitor VHF-FM channels 13, 14, and 80A. For more information, contact Superintendent Dennis Salyers at (415) 497-5289. Mariners are advised to use extreme caution while transiting the dredge area. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    APPROACHES TO SAN DIEGO BAY - SAN DIEGO BAY ATON / Proposed Notice of Change Location: 32-40.61N 117-13.99W Aid Name: San Diego Channel Mooring Buoy LLNR: 1550.1 Action: USCG is proposing to establish San Diego Channel Mooring buoy (LLNR 1550.1) in position: 32°40'36.8"N, 117°13'59.7"W. Please direct all questions or concerns to: [email protected]. Valid 2026-10-01 to 2026-11-27. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    MARE ISLAND STRAIT - NAPA RIVER General / Hazards To Navigation / Obstructions The US Coast Guard has received a report of a 25 foot sunken sailing vessel in the Napa River in approximate position 38-16.94N 122-17.15W. All mariners are requested to transit the area with caution and contact US Coast Guard Sector San Francisco with any concerns. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-1927DASÉCURITÉ
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    SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE WEST CROSSING - SAN FRANCISCO BAY NORTH CHANNEL General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Curtin Maritime (CMC) will conduct maintenance dredging from on or about September 30, 2026, through on or about November 30, 2026, within the South San Francisco Ferry Terminal basin and the Oyster Point Marina Dock 11 and Guest Dock areas. Operations will be conducted seven days a week from 0700 to 2200. Mechanical dredging will be performed by clamshell dredge DB Ironbound (150 feet x 54 feet x 9 feet), with dredged material loaded into scows and transported to an approved disposal or beneficial reuse location, including the Montezuma Wetlands Restoration Project (MWRP). Vessels involved include scows Arrow Point and Long Point, each with a 1,400-cubic-yard capacity, and support tugs Emma C, Seanna C, Navy Bean, and Gretchen C. All manned equipment will monitor VHF-FM channels 13, 14, and 16. For more information, contact Project Manager Alexandro Rodriguez at (562) 241-2350. Mariners are urged to proceed with caution after passing arrangements have been made. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-0406DESÉCURITÉ
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    SAN PABLO BAY - CARQUINEZ STRAIT General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes The Dutra Group will be conducting Marine construction in the vicinity of Vallejo, California within the California State University Maritime Academy Boat Basin. The initiation of waterside operations for this project will entail the deployment of multiple crane barges secured by both anchors and spuds, along with a continuous rotation of material supply barges, tug tenders, “Linda T” workboat, and various small skiffs. Activities are scheduled to commence as early as September 12, 2025 to December 2027. Beginning with the mobilization of Crane Barge Kelso (“CB Kelso”) and EM1106 (“Morty”) barge fitted with appropriately sized crawler cranes. The designated vessels will be monitoring VHF-FM channels 9 & 16, with the working channels 68A or 80. All mariners are advised to use caution when transiting the area, for more information contact: Scott 707-333-5029 USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-C691ABSÉCURITÉ
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    SAN FRANCISCO BAY - OAKLAND OUTER HARBOR General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Manson Construction Co., under contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District, will conduct clamshell dredging of the Oakland Inner and Outer Harbor Channels with upland disposal at Montezuma Wetlands via unloader. Dredging will occur in the Oakland Inner Harbor Channel from station 0+00 to 244+00, between 37-48.06N 122-21.74W and 37-47.60N 122-16.86W, and in the Oakland Outer Harbor Channel from station 0+00 to 134+00, between 37-48.28N 122-21.00W and 37-49.31N 122-18.69W. Placement will occur at the Montezuma Unloader in Collinsville, CA. Operations are expected to begin on or about August 24, 2026, and continue through approximately January 11, 2027, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Vessels involved include dredge DB Njord (Call Sign WCZ5435), tugboat Jeffery M (Call Sign WSX6846), survey boat Wahoo (Call Sign WAB4086), crew boat Grace (Call Sign WDN9911), and tugboat Sagittarian (Call Sign WCY5210). Vessels will monitor VHF channels 13, 14, 16, and 67. For more information, contact Project Manager Alex Kolessar at 904-568-0213. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) - SANTA BARBARA HARBOR General / Autonomous Vessel Operations Theory Marine Services will be conducting Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) support operations in the Santa Barbara Channel from September 7 to December 31, 2026, during daylight hours. The M/V June Point will be on scene to support the operations and will be restricted in its ability to maneuver. The vessel will monitor VHF-FM Channel 16. For more details or comments, contact Brayton Pointner at 805-746-4242. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-80CA6DSÉCURITÉ
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    SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes Rock barrier construction will be conducted in the channels of Middle River, Old River, and Grant Line Canal, San Joaquin County. The scope of operations includes excavators from the levee dropping rock in the channels to build barriers across to the opposite levee. No barges will be used for the installation of the barriers. Operations are scheduled as follows: Construction: May 1, 2026, through the first week of June 2026 Barrier in place: First week of June 2026 through end of October 2026 Removal: November 1, 2026, through November 30, 2026 The channels will be blocked until approximately November 30, 2026. DWR will provide boat portage at Old River and Grant Line Canal, but not at Middle River, which is not navigable due to shallow depth. Locations of operation: Middle River near Victoria Canal: 37-53.14N 121-28.93W Old River near Tracy: 37-48.62N 121-32.57W Grant Line Canal near Tracy Boulevard Bridge: 37-49.19N 121-26.90W No vessels are involved in the operation. This activity is referenced on Chart US4CA46M. For additional information, please contact the Area Control Center at (209) 833-2180 (24-hour phone). All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution and observe all navigation restrictions and portage instructions. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-7A497ESÉCURITÉ
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    SACRAMENTO RIVER DEEP WATER SHIP CHANNEL - SACRAMENTO RIVER General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes Contractors for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will conduct marine operations for levee rehabilitation along the Sacramento River between River Miles 47.3 and 53.5 . Waterside work is scheduled to begin July 6, 2026, and will continue through approximately November 30, 2026. Operations will involve up to three crane barges (including Crane Barge #12, measuring approximately 140' x 50'), a tugboat, two workboats, and a rotation of flat deck barges. Work will occur during daylight hours; however, barge maneuvering outside the construction area may occur 24 hours a day. Flat deck barges will transit between the job site and the San Rafael Rock Quarry, utilizing pre-existing moorings along the Sacramento River, including locations at River Miles 26 and 27 near Walnut Grove, CA. At the end of each shift, barges will be spudded in place and marked with steady burning white lights on all corners. Mariners are advised to use extreme caution, transit at their slowest safe speed to minimize wake, and maintain a safe distance. Project vessels will monitor VHF-FM channels 9, 16, and 68A, and can be contacted directly at (707) 333-5029. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR SAN DIEGO, EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE (EEZ) - SECTOR SAN DIEGO, TERRITORIAL SEA General / Naval Activity / Naval Gunnery Exercises The United States Navy will conduct hazardous operations, including live fire, in the Fleet Training Areas (FLETA HOT, SOAR, and SHOBA with both extensions) until January 1, 2027. Mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. The hazardous operations for live fire in FLETA HOT will occur within the area bounded by the following coordinates: A. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS REQUEST (FLETA HOT FOR LIVE FIRE): (1) IN AREA BOUNDED BY: 32.55 N 118.416667 W 32-35.00N 118-16.00W 32-35.00N 117-40.00W 31-55.00N 117-40.00W 31-55.00N 118-25.00W 32.55 N 118.416667 W TO POINT OF ORIGIN. B. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS REQUEST (SOAR FOR LIVE FIRE): (1) IN AREA BOUNDED BY: 32-52.70N 119-11.97W 33-08.07N 118-52.08W 33-08.07N 118-46.03W 33-03.87N 118-41.80W 33-02.53N 118-43.55W 32-58.88N 118-43.52W 32-47.67N 118-32.35W 32.615278 N 118.75 W 32-36.92N 118-56.95W TO POINT OF ORIGIN. C. HAZARDOUS OPS REQUEST (SHOBA WITH BOTH EXTENSIONS FOR LIVE FIRE): (1) AREA BOUNDED BY FOLLOWING COORDS: 32-55.00N 118-25.00W 32.916667 N 118.25 W 32.666667 N 118.25 W 32-40.00N 118-35.00W 32.75 N 118.583333 W TO POINT OF ORIGIN. D. HAZARDOUS OPS REQUEST (PYRAMID COVE FOR MOORED BUOYS) (1) AREA BOUNDED BY FOLLOWING COORDS: ANCHOR 1: 15FT, 32-47.55N 118-25.58W ANCHOR 2: 27FT, 32.79 N 118.418056 W ANCHOR 3: 18FT, 32-47.65N 118-24.88W ANCHOR 4: 23FT, 32-47.23N 118-25.38W ANCHOR 5: 25FT, 32-47.18N 118-25.00W ANCHOR 6: 42FT, 32-47.10N 118-24.77W ANCHOR 7: 179FT, 32-47.47N 118-24.45W ANCHOR 8: 202FT, 32.79 N 118.433056 W For more details or comments, contact Darrel Rumsey at (619) 545-1744 or Henry Rogel at (619) 545-1757. Mariners are strongly encouraged to exercise caution while transiting the area. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SAN JOAQUIN RIVER - STOCKTON CHANNEL General / Hazards To Navigation / Obstructions The U.S. Coast Guard has received a report of a submerged piece of concrete or rock located between Walter’s Island and Morrison Island in the vicinity of Black Slough Landing, in approximate position 37-59.78N 121-25.22W. Mariners are advised to transit with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SAN JOAQUIN RIVER - STOCKTON CHANNEL General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging The Dutra Group and Camenzind Dredging, Inc., under contract with the City of Stockton, will conduct maintenance dredging within Buckley Cove, Stockton, California, including marina slips, fairways, and the boat-launch area, with placement at the Roberts Island Dredged Material Placement Site (DMPS), located across the San Joaquin River from Buckley Cove. Operations will use a 14-inch hydraulic cutter-suction dredge and floating/submerged pipeline. Work is expected to begin on or about October 1, 2026, and be completed on or before November 30, 2026. Operations will be conducted up to 12 hours per day, 6 days per week, Monday through Saturday. The dredging area is located at approximately 37-58.48N 121-22.86W, and the Roberts Island DMPS disposal area is located at approximately 37-58.47N 121-23.00W. Vessels involved include Dredge Paul Vincent, work boat Fester, additional work boats, an excavator barge, and skiffs. Vessels will monitor VHF-FM Channel 16 and operate on Channel 68. This work is authorized under Army Corps Permit No. 2024-00684. Floating/submerged pipeline will be marked with 30-inch diameter spherical yellow floats; anchors will be marked with 30-inch diameter spherical white buoys. Lighted “Danger” buoys with reflective tape and radar reflectors will be used where the dredge pipeline poses a navigational hazard. Mariners are advised to use extreme caution when transiting the area. For more information, contact CDI Project Manager Kurt Camenzind at (650) 424-0367 or (650) 444-8453, Dutra Project Superintendent Dennis Salyers at (415) 497-5289, or call (415) 218-6739. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-782380SÉCURITÉ
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    SECTOR SAN DIEGO, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR SAN DIEGO, SUBMERGED LANDS ACT (SLA) General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes Southern California Edison (SCE) will perform maintenance on the existing SONGS revetment (riprap) by restacking the existing rock and adding new rock fill material along 1,470 linear feet of shoreline to restore the riprap to its original, permitted design. Work activities will occur within the SONGS walkway area in San Diego County, at 33-22.13N 117-33.34W, and rock placement and stacking will extend 27 feet out from the pedestrian walkway. The project will begin on 01 June 2026 and run through the end of December 2026. For more information, contact Southern California Edison. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-D3143ASÉCURITÉ
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    SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE WEST CROSSING - SAN FRANCISCO BAY NORTH CHANNEL General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Dredging operations will be conducted at the Chevron Long Wharf, Richmond, beginning on or about July 1, 2026, and ending before November 30, 2026. The clamshell dredge “DB 24” will carry out dredging operations, and a fleet of three split hull scows with capacities of 2,000 CY and 3,000 CY will be utilized for all disposal operations to SF-10, SF-11, or MWRP. The tow tug “Sarah Reed” will serve as the tow tug during disposal operations, with support from the tender tug “Phyllis T.” All equipment will monitor VHF channels 13, 14, and 80A. Operations will be conducted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, between the Richmond Long Wharf Dredge Sites located at approximately 37-55.31N 122-24.67W and disposal sites. For more information, contact Operations Manager Dennis Salyers at (415) 497-5289. Mariners are advised to use extreme caution while transiting the dredge area. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-52C75CSÉCURITÉ
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    GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE - SAN FRANCISCO BAY General / Miscellaneous The Coast Guard has received a report that all of the moorings in San Francisco Anchorage 6 are off station and unlit. Mariners are requested to transit San Francisco Anchorage 6 with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-695453SÉCURITÉ
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    SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE WEST CROSSING - SAN FRANCISCO BAY NORTH CHANNEL General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Curtin Maritime will be conducting maintenance dredging operations for the San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority and the San Mateo County Harbor District from September 25, 2026, to November 30, 2026. Operations will be conducted daily from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The work will occur near Oyster Point Channel in the South San Francisco Ferry Terminal basin and the Oyster Point Marina Dock 11 and Guest Dock areas. Mooring for scow barges will be established at approximately 37-39.99N 122-22.69W. The dredge DB Ironbound, scows Arrow Point and Long Point, and support tugs Emma C, Seanna C, and Navy Bean will be on scene. A tug will be stationed on-site 24 hours a day to monitor moored vessels. All manned equipment will monitor VHF-FM Channels 13, 14, and 16. Mariners are urged to proceed with caution after passing arrangements have been made. For more details or comments, contact Alexandro Rodriguez at (562) 241-2350 or [email protected]. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    CARQUINEZ STRAIT - MARE ISLAND STRAIT General / Bridges / Rehabilitation NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-NAPA RIVER-MARE ISLAND CAUSEWAY LIFT BRIDGE-Maintenance and rehabilitation work is being conducted outside the main navigation span (lift span) of the bridge, 7 am to 7 pm, 7-days a week, through November 30, 2026. A 99’ X 99’ barge, a 33’ X 13’ supply barge, and a crane barge will be anchored at several locations on the north and south sides of the approach spans to conduct the work. After the normal workday, the barges will remain on-scene. A temporary platform is being installed below low steel in the approach spans, reducing vertical clearance of the bridge by no more than 4 feet. Divers will be deployed during the work. To determine the location of divers, mariners can contact 707-974-2789 or 707-974-0917. To determine conditions at the work site, mariners can contact 510-774-1204 or 925-382-3544. Vessels are requested to transit the work area with caution. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 510-219-4366 or [email protected]. Position 38-06.65N 122-16.48W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-A76F9FSÉCURITÉ
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    APPROACHES TO SAN DIEGO BAY - SAN DIEGO BAY General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes Continental Maritime of San Diego (CMSD), LLC, in partnership with R.E. Staite Engineering, Inc., will be conducting the Pier 4 Replacement Project in San Diego Bay at the CMSD waterfront facility (1995 Bay Front St., San Diego, CA 92113) from July 16, 2026, through June 30, 2027. Operations will occur at position 32-41.60N 117-09.03W and will involve crane barges RES 180 and RES 150, Derrick Barge DB Palomar, floating barges RES 110 and YC Barge, RES Heavy Lift, small skiffs, tug boat Killeen, and push boat Mighty Sue C. All vessels will monitor radio channel 16. For more information, please contact Trevor Jones at 619-520-4240 or Ryan Albin at 619-772-8410. All mariners are urged to transit at their slowest safe speed to minimize wake and proceed with caution after passing arrangements have been made. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SACRAMENTO RIVER General / Bridges NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-SACRAMENTO RIVER-FREEPORT BASCULE BRIDGE-The bridge will be secured in the closed to navigation position from November 1 through November 30, 2026 to conduct urgent repairs in order to maintain the reliable operation of the bridge. When closed the bridge provides 29’ of vertical clearance at Mean High Water. Vessels able to transit the bridge while closed can continue to do so at any time. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 571-607-2207 or at [email protected]. Position 38-27.33N 121-30.12W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-370230SÉCURITÉ
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    SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE WEST CROSSING - OAKLAND INNER HARBOR General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Manson Construction Co., under contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District, will conduct clamshell dredging of the Oakland Inner and Outer Harbor Channels with upland disposal at Montezuma Wetlands via unloader. Dredging will occur in the Oakland Inner Harbor Channel from station 0+00 to 244+00, between 37-48.06N 122-21.74W and 37-47.60N 122-16.86W, and in the Oakland Outer Harbor Channel from station 0+00 to 134+00, between 37-48.28N 122-21.00W and 37-49.31N 122-18.69W. Placement will occur at the Montezuma Unloader in Collinsville, CA. Operations are expected to begin on or about August 24, 2026, and continue through approximately January 11, 2027, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Vessels involved include dredge DB Njord (Call Sign WCZ5435), tugboat Jeffery M (Call Sign WSX6846), survey boat Wahoo (Call Sign WAB4086), crew boat Grace (Call Sign WDN9911), and tugboat Sagittarian (Call Sign WCY5210). Vessels will monitor VHF channels 13, 14, 16, and 67. For more information, contact Project Manager Alex Kolessar at 904-568-0213. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) - MARINA DEL REY General / Hazards To Navigation / Shoaling Reported The U.S. Coast Guard has received a report of shoaling encroaching into the channel in the vicinity of Marina Del Rey entrance Light 4. Shoaling is reported with a depth observed of less than 7 feet at low tide at approximate position 33-57.58N 118-27.63W. Sector LA/LB monitors VHF-FM channels 13 and 16. For more information, direct all questions and concerns to the Sector LA/LB Waterways Management Division at [email protected]. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. Position 33-57.58N 118-27.63W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-135336SÉCURITÉ
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    GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE - SAN FRANCISCO BAY General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging The Sevenson Environmental Services and PGE will be conducting environmental dredging and installing steel piles from 19 May, 2026 - 30 November, 2026. Operation times will be five to six days per week, with hours of operations 5am to 7pm(local). This operation will include the use the following vessels and equipment: 40x80 PC650-01, 40x80 PC650-02, Crane Barge MICHEAL LIND, Staging barge STELLA LIND, Tug CASSIE LIND, Tug ARCHIE LIND, SEVENSON 01 and 02 work boats. The project location is centered at approximately at the San Francisco Pier 41 to Pier 43, in position: 37°48'35.20"N; 122°24'46.41"W. All vessels and equipment on site will monitor VHF-FM Channels 13, 14 and operating on 11. Sevenson will utilize two 40x80 barges with PC650 excavators on them to perform environmental dredging and capping via clam shell bucket and conventional buckets. Sevenson has hired Lind marine to subcontract out work including the transloading operations via E-Crane “Greta Jean Lind”. The Michael Lind (Crane Barge) will be in the area for support, along with another spud barge “Stella Lind” for staging room. Steel pipe pile will be installed roughly up to 400 ft offshore to hold the turbidity curtain. During the project, we will also install 504 wooden piles for slope stability. The PC650 will load into 6x – 100CY (30’ x 40’) scows and pushed to the edge of the curtain. From there the E-Crane will take the material and transload into large Jumbo Hoppers. Lind Marine will use the Cassie Lind (1200 HP tug) to push the scows up to Birds Landing, CA to an offload facility. At the offload facility there will be an E-Crane to offload the material from the scows onto land. Lind Marine will use the Cassie Lind (1200 HP tug) to push the scows up to Birds Landing, CA to an offload facility. At the offload facility there will be an E-Crane to offload the material from the scows onto land. Lind Marine will also use the Cassie Lind to push scows to Redwood City, CA to an offload facility. All mariners are advised to use caution when transiting the area. For further comments or details, please contact SEVENSON ENVIROMENTAL project manager at (716) 807-1937. Alternate contacts: Jake Wood (607) 794-1654 and Terry Templeton (716) 476-6790. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR SAN DIEGO, SUBMERGED LANDS ACT (SLA) General / Bridges ARIZONA-COLORADO RIVER-LOWER CIBOLA BRIDGE-. The two middle spans of the bridge have collapsed into the river due to a brush fire and are marked from dusk to dawn with red lights. The BLM reports span six, the main navigation span, is stable and open. Span six piers are marked with red lights, and the center is marked with green lights. Temporary buoys have been deployed to mark the area. For updates, contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 510-219-4366 or [email protected]. Position 33-18.20N 114-40.70W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    NEW YORK SLOUGH - SAN JOAQUIN RIVER General / Bridges / Maintenance NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-OLD RIVER-STATE ROUTE 4 BRIDGE-The painting and roadwork on the bridge has been completed and all underdeck platforms removed. The swing span of the bridge has resumed normal operations. Ongoing work will be conducted on repairing damaged portions of the pier protection and will not impact the operation of the swing span. Due to the presence of divers at the work site, mariners are requested to use caution when transiting through. For on-scene conditions, contact the contractor at 415-672-9350 or 408-605-2892. For further information, contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 571-607-2207. Position 37-53.45N 121-34.20W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) - SANTA CRUZ General / Bridges / Construction NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-SANTA CRUZ HARBOR-EATON/MURRAY STREET BRIDGE-Seismic retrofit work is being conducted Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm, through January 28, 2028. Cofferdams are in place around bents 6, 7, and 8, the north and south navigation spans. The cofferdams reduce horizontal clearance in each span by 6 feet. All bent work will be done via the bridge deck. When the north span is being worked on, it will be closed to navigation and the south span open. When the south span is being worked on, it will be closed to navigation and the north span open. All red pier lights will be operational. The green center channel lights will only be operational in the span that is open. All vertical clearance gauges have been removed and will be replaced once work is complete. A flag boat is on-scene during working hours to guide mariners to the open span and can be reached on marine radio VHF-FM CH 09, 69, 70, and 71. For on-scene conditions, mariners can contact the contractor at 415-265-1167 or 510-715-5555. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office by telephone at 510-219-4366 or by email at [email protected]. Position 36-58.08N 122-00.17W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE WEST CROSSING - OAKLAND INNER HARBOR General / Bridges / Lighting and Other Signals NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-OAKLAND INNER HARBOR-FRUITVALE AVE RAIL BRIDGE-The lift span of the rail bridge is kept in the partially opened position providing 80 feet of vertical clearance at mean high water. The lift span can be raised to its fully open position upon request to the drawtender at the Miller Sweeny (Fruitvale Ave) bridge. The following is the new navigation lighting configuration at the rail bridge. 1. When the bascule span of the highway bridge is in the closed-to-navigation position and the lift span of the railroad bridge is in the partially open position, providing 80 feet of vertical clearance at mean high water, the lift span center channel navigation lights will show a red 180-degree center span light on the upstream and downstream lower edge of the span. 2. When the bascule span of the highway bridge is in the fully opened position and the lift span of the railroad bridge is in the partially opened position, providing 80 feet of vertical clearance at mean high water, the lift span center channel navigation lights will show one solid 360-degree green light and one flashing 360-green light on the upstream and downstream lower edge of the span, providing a range for the centerline of the channel between both highway and railroad bridges. 3. When the bascule span of the highway bridge is in the fully opened position and the lift span of the railroad bridge is in the fully opened position, providing 135 feet of vertical clearance at mean high water, the lift span center channel navigation lights will show two solid 360-degree green lights on the upstream and downstream lower edge of the span, providing a range for the centerline of the channel between both highway and railroad bridges. For further information email the Coast Guard Bridge Office at [email protected]. Position 37-46.15N 122-13.83W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    AIDS TO NAVIGATION DISCREPANCIES 157 aids reported with a discrepancy. NAME | LLNR | STATUS | AID TYPE Shelter Island East Shoal Light | 1654 | LT IMCH | PA Americas Cup Harbor Daybeacon 4 | 1670 | LT IMCH | PA Berkeley Marina Channel Light 2 | 5430 | LT EXT | FD Berkeley Reef Light 1 | 5475 | LT EXT | FD Bodega Harbor Channel Light 6 | 7810 | STRUCT DMGD/TRLB | FD Bodega Harbor Channel Daybeacon 7 | 7815 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Bodega Harbor Channel Daybeacon 15 | 7855 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Bodega Harbor Channel Daybeacon 20 | 7875 | STRUCT DMGD | FD Bodega Harbor Channel Daybeacon 38 | 7975 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Bodega Harbor Channel Daybeacon | 8015 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Carquinez Strait Light 23 | 6240 | LT EXT | FD Amorco Wharf East Lights | 6281 | LT EXT | PA Del Mar Boat Basin Buoy 1 | 2345 | RESET ON STATION | FD Pacific Gas and Electric Dike Light | 8325 | LT EXT | PA Lake Tahoe NASA-JPL Lighted Research Buoy TB1 | 8591.2 | LT IMCH | PA Lake Tahoe NASA-JPL Lighted Research Buoy TB4 | 8591.3 | LT IMCH | PA Lake Tahoe UC Davis Lighted Research Buoy TDR1 | 8591.4 | MISSING | PA Pier F Fireboat Pier Light | 3028 | LT EXT | PA Harbor Bait Barge Lighted Mooring Buoy "LB" | 2848 | MISSING | PA Catalina Landing West Light | 2965 | LT EXT | PA Shoreline Marina Breakwater Light East | 2890 | LT EXT | PA Shoreline Marina Breakwater Light West | 2895 | LT EXT | PA Shoreline Marina Entrance Light East | 2900 | LT EXT | PA Shoreline Marina Entrance Light West | 2905 | LT IMCH | PA San Pedro Bait Company Lighted Mooring Buoy | 3190 | OFF STA | PA Mare Island Strait Light 2 | 6095 | STRUCT DMGD/TRLB | FD Mare Island Strait Light 3 | 6100 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Vallejo Yacht Club Light 2 | 6115 | REDUCED INT | PA Vallejo Marina South Entrance Light 2 | 6120 | LT IMCH | PA Vallejo Marina South Entrance Light 1 | 6125 | LT IMCH | PA Vallejo Marina North Entrance Light 2 | 6136 | LT IMCH | PA Vallejo Marina North Entrance Light 1 | 6137 | LT IMCH | PA Scripps Waverider Lighted Research Buoy 220 | 2288 | OFF STA | PA Scripps Waverider Lighted Research Buoy 100 | 2289.1 | OFF STA | PA Monterey Harbor North Channel Lighted Buoy 1 | 3972.2000000000003 | MISSING | PA Morro Bay Channel Lighted Buoy 3 | 3850 | OFF STATION | FD Moss Landing Harbor Entrance Range Front Light | 4000 | LT EXT/DAYMK MISSING | FD Monterey Bay NMS Buoy (ML4) | null | OFF STA | PA New York Slough Light 3 | 6620 | MISSING/TRLB | FD New York Slough Koch West Light | 6623 | LT IMCH | PA New York Slough Koch East Light | 6624 | LT EXT | PA Delta Diablo Outfall Lighted Buoy | 6645.5 | LT EXT | PA Pittsburg Marina East Basin Light 1 | 6605 | LT IMCH | PA Oakland Inner Harbor Turn Basin Light B | 4684 | STRUCT DMGD/TRLB | FD Oakland Outer Harbor Light 13 | 4655 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Oceanside Breakwater Light 1 | 2295 | LT EXT/STRUCT DMGD | FD Redwood Creek Light 11 | 5225 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Redwood Creek Light 15 | 5245 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Richardson Bay Daybeacon 8 | 4401 | DAYMK DMGD | PA Richmond Harbor Channel Light 4 | 5685 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Richmond Harbor Channel Light 8 | 5710 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Richmond Harbor Channel Light 9 | 5725 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Light 9 | 7690 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Georgiana Slough Lighted Swift Water Warning Buoy 5 | 7650.1 | MISSING | PA Georgiana Slough Lighted Swift Water Warning Buoy 6 | 7650.2 | MISSING | PA Georgiana Slough Lighted Swift Water Warning Buoy 3 | 7650.3 | MISSING | PA Georgiana Slough Lighted Swift Water Warning Buoy 4 | 7650.400000000001 | MISSING | PA Georgiana Slough Lighted Pile 21 and Sign | 7650.5 | LT EXT | PA Georgiana Slough Lighted Swift Water Warning Buoy 1 | 7650.6 | LT EXT | PA Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 10 | 7210 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 14 | 7230 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 15 | 7235 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 16 | 7240 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 20 | 7260 | MISSING/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 28 | 7305 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 47 | 7395 | STRUCT MISSING/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Light 49A | 7410 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Range C Rear Light | 7530 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel Range D Rear Light | 7545 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD San Bruno Shoal Channel Light 5 | 4965 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD San Bruno Shoal Channel Light 1 | 4945 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD Coronado Cays Channel Daybeacon 17 | null | STRUCT DEST/TRUB | PA Navy San Diego Bay Mooring Buoy 19 | 1720 | LT EXT | PA Sweetwater Channel Light 4 | 2054 | LT EXT | PA Coronado Cays Channel Daybeacon 3 | 2070 | STRUCT DEST | PA Coronado Cays Channel Light 7 | 2090 | STRUCT DEST/TRUB | PA Chula Vista Channel Shoal Light B | 2159.1 | STRUCT DEST/LT EXT | PA Chula Vista Channel Light 21 | 2255 | DAYMK MISSING | PA San Diego Bay Wreck Buoy WR32A | 2014 | LT EXT | PA Coronado Cays Channel Light 11 | 2105 | LT EXT | PA Coronado Cays Channel Light 13 | 2110 | LT EXT | PA Chula Vista Channel Light 18 | 2240 | LT EXT | PA San Diego North Island Shallow Water Habitat Light D | 1619 | STRUCT DEST | FD San Francisco Bay North Channel Lighted Buoy A | 5410 | TMK MISSING | FD Paradise Cay Light 3 | 5518.2 | LT EXT | PA Corte Madera Channel Light 12 | 5565 | LT EXT | PA Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Racon Q | 5628 | RAC INOP | PA San Francisco Bay Anchorage 9 Lighted Mooring Buoy A | 4827.1 | LT EXT | PA San Francisco Bay Anchorage 9 Lighted Mooring Buoy B | 4828.1 | MISSING | PA Oyster Cove Marina Light 3 | 5035 | DAYMK DMGD | PA Oyster Cove Marina Light 5 | 5045 | DAYMK DMGD | PA Blossom Rock Lighted Bell Buoy BR | 4415 | LT EXT | FD San Joaquin River Light 8 | 6685 | STRUCT DMGD/TRLB | FD San Joaquin River Light 25 | 6760 | TRLB/STRUCT MISSING | FD San Joaquin River Light 39 | 6830 | STRUCT DMGD | FD San Joaquin River Light 44 | 6850 | LT EXT/STRUCT DMGD | FD San Joaquin River Light 8 | 6685 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD San Leandro Bay Airport Channel Daybeacon 6 | 4740 | STRUCT DEST/TRUB | FD San Leandro Marina Channel Light 1 | 4830 | LT EXT/SS INOP | FD San Rafael Rock Quarry Mooring Buoy C | 5877.2 | MISSING | PA Oleum Wharf West Lights (4) | 5960 | LT EXT | PA Oleum Wharf East Lights (4) | 5965 | LT EXT | PA Long Beach Harbor Brusco Lighted Mooring Buoy | 2871 | OFF STATION | PA Long Beach Harbor Bait Barge LMB "NB" | 2847 | OFF STA | PA Long Beach Harbor Harley Marine Mooring Buoy "H" | 2860 | LT EXT | PA Long Beach Harbor Mooring Buoy S-1 | 2856 | LT EXT | PA Long Beach Harbor Manson Lighted Mooring Buoy M-1 | 2866 | LT EXT | PA Long Beach Harbor Manson Lighted Mooring Buoy M-3 | 2867.2000000000003 | LT EXT | PA Long Beach Harbor Manson Lighted Mooring Buoy M-4 | 2870.1 | LT EXT | PA Ship Rock Light | 2635 | LT EXT | FD Isthmus Cove Harbor Reefs Light | 2641 | STRUCT DMGD | FD Santa Catalina Island West End Light | 2670 | LT EXT | FD Quarry North Outer Lighted Mooring Buoy | 2606 | MISSING | PA Quarry South Outer Lighted Mooring Buoy | 2606.2000000000003 | LT EXT | PA Marine BioEnergy Kelp Research Buoy (C) | null | Missing | PA Marine BioEnergy Kelp Research Buoy (D) | null | Status Unreported | PA Marine BioEnergy Kelp Research Buoy (E) | null | Missing | PA Redondo Beach West Jetty Light 3 | 3330 | STRUCT DEST | FD Redondo Beach East Jetty Light 2 | 3335 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD King Harbor Channel Buoy 1 | 3337 | OFF STA | PA King Harbor Channel Buoy 2 | 3338 | OFF STA | PA REDONDO HARBOR LIGHT | 3339.2000000000003 | LT EXT | PA Sausalito Channel Light 2 | 4385 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Blunts Reef Lighted Bell Buoy 40 | 485 | MISSING | FD Scripps Waverider Lighted Research Buoy 094 | 478 | OFF STA | PA Morro Bay West Breakwater Light | 240 | LT EXT | FD Hyperion Lighted Gong Buoy 10 ES | 3420 | LT EXT | PA Long Beach Harbor Lighted Mooring Buoy PT | 2872 | LT EXT | PA El Segundo NRG Energy Buoy 4ES | 3390 | OFF STA | PA Catalina Sea Ranch SE Buoy | 2764.4 | MISSING | PA Scripps SB Channel CCE-2 Research Buoy | 199 | OFF STA | PA Ocean Beach Pier Fog Sound Signal | 20 | SS INOP | PA Scripps Waverider Lighted Research Buoy 092 | 158 | OFF STA | PA Scripps "CORDC" Lighted Research Buoy | 2289.4 | MISSING | PA Point Reyes Light | 385 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD Drakes Bay Lighted Whistle Buoy 1 | 4200 | DISCONTINUED | FD Monterey Bay (MBARI) Lighted Buoy (M1) | 288 | MISSING | PA Shelter Island Cove Lighted Buoy 6 | 1597 | LT EXT/OFF STATION | PA South Beach Harbor North Entrance Light 2 | 4576 | LT EXT | PA South Beach Harbor North Entrance Light 1 | 4577 | LT EXT | PA South Beach Harbor South Entrance Light 1 | 4578 | LT EXT | PA Southampton Shoal Outfall Lighted Buoy 2 | 5662 | LT EXT | PA Southampton Shoal Outfall Lighted Buoy 1 | 5661 | LT EXT | PA Suisun Bay Channel Light 11 | 6440 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Suisun Bay Channel Light 24A | 6557 | Status Unreported | FD Suisun Bay Channel Light 24A | 6557 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Suisun Bay Light 31 | 6595 | STRUCT DEST/TRLB | FD Avon Turning Basin North Light | 6363 | LT EXT | PA Avon Wharf West Lights | 6365 | LT IMCH | PA Suisun Bay Plains Products Pier Light (A) | 6356 | LT EXT | PA Suisun Bay Plains Products Pier Light (B) | 6357 | LT EXT | PA Suisun Bay Plains Products Pier Light (C) | 6358 | LT IMCH | PA Suisun Bay Plains Products Pier Light (D) | 6359 | LT EXT | PA Coyote Point Light 1 | 5140 | STRUCT DMGD | PA Coyote Point Light 2 | 5145 | STRUCT DMGD | PA Ventura Marina South Breakwater Light 3 | 3685 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD Ventura Marina Channel Buoy 8 | 3715 | WATCHING PROPERLY | FD Abbreviations: DAYMK DMGD daymark damaged; DAYMK MISSING daymark missing; LT EXT light extinguished; LT IMCH light improper characteristic; MISSING missing; OFF STA off station; OFF STATION off station; RESET ON STATION reset on station (corrected); STRUCT DEST structure destroyed; STRUCT DMGD structure damaged; STRUCT MISSING structure missing; TRLB temporarily replaced by lighted buoy; TRUB temporarily replaced by unlighted buoy; WATCHING PROPERLY watching properly (corrected). FD federal aid, PA private aid. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    LOS ANGELES APPROACH CHANNEL - LOS ANGELES MAIN CHANNEL General / Bridges / Rehabilitation SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES/LONG BEACH HARBOR-VINCENT THOMAS BRIDGE A temporary protective shield platform has been installed beneath low steel of the bridge to facilitate a bridge deck replacement project. The temporary shield reduces vertical clearance in the channel by no more than 2.5 feet and will be in place through March 2029. The bridge’s air gap sensor will remain operational and the green center channel lights and the red channel margin lights will remain visible. For further information, contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at [email protected] or phone at 571-607-2206. Position 33-44.98N 118-16.28W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR SAN DIEGO, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR SAN DIEGO, SUBMERGED LANDS ACT (SLA) General / Autonomous Vessel Operations Anduril Industries will be conducting Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) operations in the vicinity of Dana Point, California. The scope of operations includes deployment and recovery activities supported by the research vessel RV Zephyr (IMO 8992845, MMSI 338142000). Operations are scheduled to take place from January 23, 2026, through December 31, 2026. The operational area is defined by the following coordinates: Top Left: 32-47.98N 117-34.05W Bottom Left: 32-45.18N 117-33.52W Top Right: 32-48.05N 117-17.78W Bottom Right: 32-45.75N 117-17.18W This operation is referenced on NOAA Chart 18740. The RV Zephyr will be on scene and monitoring VHF Channel 16. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution when near the RV Zephyr. For further information or details, please contact Josh Knaak at +1-949-512-1312 or +1-949-841-9239. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-80F035SÉCURITÉ
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    SAN PABLO BAY - CARQUINEZ STRAIT General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes Construction operations will be conducted at the Benicia Marina Breakwater, Benicia, from September 28, 2026, to December 17, 2026, in the vicinity of 38-02.63N 122-09.44W. Vessels involved in the operation include DB Pacific and DB Alameda. DB Pacific will monitor VHF-FM Channel 69, and DB Alameda will monitor VHF-FM Channel 71. Mariners are requested to transit the area with caution. For more information, contact Bennett Clegg at (415) 559-0089. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-3C6330SÉCURITÉ
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    APPROACHES TO SAN DIEGO BAY - SAN DIEGO BAY General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes The Port of San Diego will be coordinating in-water construction along the south shoreline of Sweetwater Channel in San Diego Bay from August 24, 2026, intermittently through November 25, 2026. Operations are dependent on tidal conditions. The project consists of the removal of existing rock revetment and the installation of interlocking ECOncrete tidepool shoreline units. In-water work will include the use of a floating barge with crane operations and small support vessels at approximately 32-39.00N 117-06.52W. Mariners are urged to transit at their slowest safe speed to minimize wake, and proceed with caution after passing arrangements have been made. For more details or comments, contact Zeke Coleman at the Port of San Diego Engineering Department at 619-942-2966. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR HUMBOLDT BAY, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Miscellaneous The Coastal Data Information Program (CDIP) has deployed a moored wave buoy, CDIP ID 94 (Cape Mendocino, CA), NDBC WMO ID 46213, on June 3, 2026. The buoy is located at 40-17.49N 124-44.85W, approximately 17.5 nautical miles southwest of Cape Mendocino, at a depth of 346.0 meters. The buoy is a Datawell Directional Waverider 4 model and measures waves, sea surface temperature, air temperature, and surface current speed and direction. The new position is within 500 yards of the previous position. The buoy is described as a 3-foot diameter sphere with an attached telemetry whip antenna and a nighttime yellow warning flashing light. The light sequence consists of 5 flashes at 1-second intervals, with a period of 20 seconds between each series, and a visual range of one kilometer. The buoy is painted yellow and marked "Wave Buoy," with the URL cdip.ucsd.edu and phone number 858-534-3032. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. Position 40-17.48N 124-44.85W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-810C36SÉCURITÉ
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    GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE - SAN FRANCISCO BAY General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Dredging Marinship Development will commence dredging operations for the San Francisco Marina West Basin, City and County of San Francisco. The scope of operations includes dredging activities west of the marina entrance, centered at approximately 37-48.53N 122-26.40W Operations are scheduled to begin on or about March 20, 2026, and will continue through November 30, 2026. Vessels involved in the project include the self-contained dredge/dump barges “DB2” and “Alaska,” and tugboat “Harvey.” All vessels will monitor VHF channels 13, 14, and 77. For more information regarding the operation, please contact: 415-601-1024. All mariners are advised to use extreme caution when transiting these areas. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SUISUN BAY - SACRAMENTO RIVER DEEP WATER SHIP CHANNEL General / Bridges / Temp Deviation NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-SACRAMENTO RIVER-RIO VISTA BRIDGE: Continuing rehabilitation of the bridge will require an advance notice from vessels for openings. Therefore, the lift span of the bridge will open on signal if at least 4-hour notice is given to the drawtender at 707-374-2134. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 510-219-4366 or [email protected]. Position 38-09.53N 121-41.05W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SAN FRANCISCO BAY SOUTH CHANNEL General / Bridges NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-SAN FRANCISCO BAY-SAN MATEO/HAYWARD BRIDGE-Repairs to the bridge will take place Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., May 28, 2026 through April 17, 2029. Barges will be moored beneath the causeway portion of the bridge starting at pier 636 and moving east for the duration of the project until reaching abutment 1142 on the Hayward side of the bridge. At no time will the barges impede the main navigation span of the bridge at piers 19-20. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 571-607-2206 or [email protected]. Position 37-36.15N 122-12.20W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    NEW YORK SLOUGH - SAN JOAQUIN RIVER General / Bridges / Construction NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-SAN JOAQUIN RIVER-REPLACEMENT HILLS FERRY ROAD BRIDGE-Replacement work is on-going. Work is being conducted during daylight hours, Monday through Friday, through January 2027. A temporary bridge spans the river during the project and provides a lower vertical clearance than the existing bridge and the replacement bridge. For on-scene conditions mariners can contact Stanislaus County at 209-777-2885 or the contractor at 415-720-6577. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 510-219-4366 or [email protected]. Position 37-20.97N 120-58.53W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR SAN DIEGO, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR SAN DIEGO, SUBMERGED LANDS ACT (SLA) General / Miscellaneous The Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) will conduct oceanographic surveillance operations to support training area safety at Camp Pendleton for the 3rd Amphibious Assault Battalion, 1st Recon Battalion, and Assault Craft Unit 5. Operations will involve the deployment and quarterly maintenance of in-water oceanographic data collection buoys at the following positions: Spotter 1 at 33-17.79N 117-28.38W; Spotter 2 at 33-17.40N 117-28.06W; and Spotter 3 at 33-17.12N 117-27.76W. The operation will occur between May 6, 2026, and May 6, 2027, utilizing up to two boat teams and a maximum of eight personnel. For more information, please contact Capt Keo, Daniel at MCTSSA at 760-725-0533 or 404-509-7690. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO, TERRITORIAL SEA General / Miscellaneous PUBLICATION–National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) – U.S. Coast Pilot 7, Pacific Coast: California, 58th Edition, 2026, has been issued and is ready for free download and weekly updates at www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/publications/coast-pilot/index.html. Only Print-on-Demand (POD) bound copies are available for purchase; visit nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/publications/print-agents.html#coast-pilot. The 2026 Edition cancels the preceding 2025 Edition, and incorporates all previous corrections. Position 37-21.13N 123-32.65W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
  • LNM11-08B876SÉCURITÉ
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    SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO, TERRITORIAL SEA - SECTOR SAN FRANCISCO, SUBMERGED LAND ACT (SLA) General / Marine Construction (Excluding Bridges) / Facilities, Barriers, Manmade Reefs, Riprap, Jetties / Dikes The City of Pacifica has indefinitely closed the Pacifica Municipal Pier, located approximately 0.80 nautical miles north of Mori Point and 2.33 nautical miles north of Point San Pedro at coordinates 37-38.00N 122-29.77W, due to a recent structural damage event at the pier abutment and first span. Effective immediately as of July 31, 2026, falling debris and material entering the water present a significant hazard to navigation. Mariners and the public are strongly advised to remain clear of the pier structure, maintain a safe distance, and exercise extreme caution when operating in the vicinity. For further information or updates, contact City of Pacifica Public Works Engineering at (650) 738-3767 or via email at [email protected]. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    SECTOR LOS ANGELES, TERRITORIAL SEA - SAN NICOLAS ISLAND General / Miscellaneous The Ventura County Commercial Fishermen's Association member vessels will be operating within a 35 mile radius of San Nicholas Island between May 01, 2026 and February 28, 2027. Vessels can be expected in this area anytime wind and sea state is at Beaufort scale of 4 or less. Gear will be marked with a flagged highflyer, radar reflector, lights and buoys. Vessels can be contacted on VHF Channel 16 and 11. For further information please contact 805 448 4455, all mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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    HUMBOLDT BAY General / Bridges / Construction NORTHERN CALIFORNIA-EUREKA SLOUGH-A temporary bridge is being built just north of the southbound lanes of the existing US 101 bridge to facilitate emergency repairs to the bridge. Due to the emergency situation, no navigational clearances for the temporary bridge have been provided. The temporary bridges’ navigation span will have a more narrow horizonal and shorter vertical clearance that the existing highway bridge. As soon as the Coast Guard has more information, it will be posted to the Local Notice to Mariners. For further information contact the Coast Guard Bridge Office at 571-607-2207 or at [email protected]. Position 40-48.32N 124-08.48W USCG Southwest District Local Notice to Mariners 45/2026
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