Flashing green light buoy reported in the vicinity of 46 10N 62 31.8W near Wightmans Point. Caution.
Multiple channel markers are reported off position on the South Thompson River from Lafarge and 20 Miles up.
Caution.
A partially submerged telephone pole, standing vertically, with with approximately 6 inches extending above the water in the Saint John River, between Carter's Point and Public Landing. Caution
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.
Damaged. Missing daymarker.
Out of service
ODAS mooring deployed at 47 50.843N, 46 51.329W . The ODAS buoy is a yellow spherical shaped buoy, measuring 0.9 meters in diameter, equipped with radar reflectors and a flashing light with characteristics flash yellow 5 times every 20 seconds.
Wide berth requested.
Destroyed
An exclusion zone has been established in Doctor Bay for Environmental Response.
Vessels on scene monitoring VHF Channel 16.
Closest point of approach 1/4 mile.
Minimum Wash.
Mooring buoy reported between Strum Island and Strum Shoal in approximate position 44 26.606N 064 20.863W. Caution.
A yellow caution buoy with a flashing yellow light has been deployed at 45 15 619N 066 05 285W, buoy identification is 'PRIZ'.
Tracadie North Bay - 41 Red Stakes STK41 LL #6241.9 have been Permanently discontinued
Tracadie North Bay - 40 Green Stakes STK40 - LL #6241.7 have been permanently discontinued
Wharf reconstruction underway in Harbour Grace in the vicinity of 47 41.418N 053 13.087W.
Semi submerged propane tank reported in position 62 28.911N 114 20.601W. Tank moored to bottom.
An array of dynamic positioning transponder beacons have been deployed in support of Equinor's drilling campaign in the vicinity of: 47 50.578N 047 05.083W.
Beacons extend above the sea floor by 5 meters.
Vessels shall maintain a wide berth of at least 500 meters from above listed position.
Any fish harvesters who believe they have had gear damage as a result of operations are advised to contact Strat Canning at 462-3692 (office) or 330-0701 (cell),or email address: SCANNING@CANPITT.CA
Caution
Subsurface scientific mooring in position 47 52.276N 047 10.671W extends from seabed to surface level and consists of a 0.9 meter spherical yellow surface marker with a yellow light sequence, flashing five times every 20 seconds.
Vessels are requested to maintain a wide berth of at least 500 meters. Any fish harvesters who believe they have had gear damage as a result of operations are advised to contact Strat Canning at 462-3692 or 330-0701, or email address: scanning@canpitt.ca.
Wharf reconstruction operations underway in Cape St. George in the vicinity of 48 28.597N 059 12.013W.
Floating pipe still attached to the sea floor reported in the vicinity of Colburne Passage at 48 41.600N 123 23.740W.
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