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Wales and North West England (Sailing Directions and Charts)
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Tidal Stream: NP256, NP259 Navigation: Admiralty, 1826, 1411, 1410Rules & Regulations
Various TSS schemes, see text or chartsHazards
Tidal races and dangerous overfalls around headlands, some harbours unsafe to enter in onshore conditions, see textTidal Data Times & Range
Standard Port, Liverpool: HW= Dover+ 0015 Gladstone Dock: MHWS 9.2m, MHWN 7.3m, MLWN 2.9m, MLWS 0.8mThis site is designed for slower, roaming broadband connections, like you would get at sea, so it needs JavaScript enabled to expand the text. Click here to show the fully expanded version
Approach
This section describes the W coast of Wales from Wooltack Point to Carmel Head and includes Holyhead Bay, the E side of Saint George"s Channel, Cardigan Bay, and Caernarfon Bay.It also covers the North Coast of Wales and the English coast Northwards to Solway Firth.
Wooltack Point to St. David"s Head
Saint Brides Bay (51°49'N., 5°13'W.) lies N of Wooltack Point and is entered between Skomer Island,and Ramsey Island, 6.5 miles N. It is free from dangers except near the N and S shores. The sea bed is formed of mainly fine sand and mud with excellent holding ground, but the bay is much exposed to provide anything but temporary anchorage. Small craft may take anchorage, sheltered from S winds, in a depth of 6m, within Goultrop Roads, at the SE corner of the bay; however, anchorage is not advised in this area during W winds. ... read more
Berthing, Mooring & Anchoring
Lists of charts and publications covering the western English Channel:
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