METRES
SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/), Symbols, Abbreviations and Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 112, 113, 117 and DPI WA 001.
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Closed Waters Motorised Vessels
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DOURO
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6. It is an offence for any vessel to be moored or anchored in any channel or fairway, unless that vessel is in distress. Large and deep draughted vessels have restricted manoeuvrability. Small craft must keep well clear of these vessels at all times and must not hamper the larger vessel’s progress.
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POWER MEETS SAIL 7. Generally power gives way to sail unless the sailing vessel is overtaking. HOWEVER Sailing craft may not demand that deep draught vessels, such as ferries and vessels over 20 metres, leave a marked channel to avoid them.
47' E= 3 84 000
115° 48' E
49'
C CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED Department of Transport, W.A. 2010.
April 2014, Edition 7.
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HW
FIFTH
MHHW
MLHW
MSL
MHLW
MLLW
LAT
1.00
0.76
0.53
0.42
0.21
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31°58'
115°51'
1.29
1.03
0.96
0.74
0.52
0.46
0.30
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CARDINAL MARKS
Beacon, port, starboard
North
Indicates safe water to the North
South
Indicates safe water to the South
Spar buoy, port, starboard
BULL CREEK
Pillar buoy, port, starboard
East
Indicates safe water to the East
West
Indicates safe water to the West
Mooring buoy, yachting buoy Lead, front, rear
Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarily to assist in navigation, but indicate special features. LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS
Colour of light is white unless otherwise stated = Fixed
F
indicates lit navigation mark
Fl = Flashing Fl( ) = Group-flash Q = Quick-flash
G = Green
R = Red
Y = Yellow
Bu = Blue
W = White 06
LFl = Long-flash
s = Period in seconds
Oc = Occulting
m = Focal plane height above MHHW
Iso = Isophase
M = Luminous range in nautical miles
LOGARITHMIC NOMOGRAM
SPEED - DISTANCE - TIME
To find Speed, Distance or Time Interval, draw a line through any two factors, then interpolate for the unknown factor. eg. A distance of 10 nautical miles in 120 minutes means a speed of 5 knots. SPEED (Knots)
1.0
DISTANCE (Nautical Miles)
0.1
3
2
1.5
TIME INTERVAL (Minutes)
6
0.4
0.2
10
5
4
6
7
8
9 10
15
20
30
0.6
15
1.0
20
2
4
30
40
8 10
6
50
60
15 20
90
30 40 50
120
180
Example
52' E= 3 92 000
DEPTHS
34 15 89
51'
IN
Water Pipe
N= 64 56 000
CAUTION Overhead powerlines exist at various locations over waterways on this chart.
Heights in metres above datum
1.10
50'
115° 54' 30" E
Ri
02'
H AC LE
Lighthouse, major, minor light
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HAT
ots
AY
N
Bateman Homestead
Notices to Mariners Changes of a safety or navigational nature will be reflected in Notices to Mariners. Current Notices are available from DoT chart sales offices, approved chart agents and at http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/about-notices-to-mariners.asp Navigable Waters Regulations Changes to Navigable Waters Regulations are published in the Western Australian Government Gazette. Regulations for Navigable Waters can also be found at http://www.slp.wa.gov.au/gazette/gazette.nsf Marine Protected Protected Areas Areas Refer to Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions publications for the space latest information.
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NAVIGATION MARKS
CHART AMENDMENTS The information provided on this chart is correct at time of publication. As this information is subject to change, ensure the latest version of the chart is used at all times and is kept up-to-date with reference to the following:
115°45'
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LEGEND
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32°04'
Riverton Bridge 1.6
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ROSSMOYNE
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BOATING GUIDES For additional information on waterway use refer to the Swan Canning Riverpark Boating Guide published by Department of Transport Marine Safety.
FREMANTLE
10· 0
AVENUE
Ov
CHANNEL POSTS One hundred years ago, timber was freighted down the Canning. A convict camp was established opposite Salter Pt. and parties were employed to dredge, slab and mark a channel with posts. The existing posts date from the 1890s.
5.0
TIDAL INFORMATION AND SOUNDING DATUM
6.4 Shelley Bridge
Caution Deep soft mud in Bull Creek.
02
CAUTION NOTES Rocky Bay In order to reduce injuries and damage, all vessels are advised to use the marked navigation channels when passing through Rocky Bay and Preston Point.
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SHELLEY
TUDOR
INT PO
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09
2.4
AVENUE
T ES W
BULL CREEK Named after a landholder, Henry Bull.
5 0 knots 7
03
Shelley Beach
11
Safe water, isolated danger
NAVIGATION MARKS IALA Maritime Buoyage System - Region A (Red to Port).
WILSON
FI Y 4s 2M
H
RT
NO
FI R 3s
JENNIFER
03
03 07
SALTER
K W I N A NA FI G 3s
19
43
02 FI G 3s
PROJECTION Universal Transverse Mercator
Place
N= 64 60 000
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r 115° 42' 00" E PDE
AVENUE SULM AN
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Longitude °E
N= 64 64 000
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G NIN CA N
06
05 WADJUP POINT
PRISONER POINT
11
14
17
02
04
01
POSITIONS Positions on this chart are referenced to the Map Grid of Australia, Zone 50, based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94). For GPS use, this approximates WGS84.
Lattitude °S
115° 54' 30" E
Y HW
STR EET
Mc MI LL AN
ME ND S
EN
AVE
IA VICT OR
COODE
FREEWAY
01
22
17 Area 17
06
E= 3 88 000 Produced by Cartographic Services, DoT, Western Australia.
HIG HW AY
ST
STREET ROBERT
18
12
02
FI G 3s
22
SALTER POINT
01
5
07 21
Closed Waters to PWC upstream of Salter Point
FI R 3s 0 1 5 knots 9
SOUTH FREMANTLE
46'
PLA IN
WIL LIAM
Dre Men dged to ds S 1 t Ch .5m an n el
ROA D ROAD
BEACH
AV EN UE
"B" GIVES WAY TO "A" ("B" IS UPWIND OF "A")
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4. When a vessel is crossing your bow from port to starboard you should maintain course and speed as you have the right of way. If the other vessel does not give way, you should take all action to avoid a collision.
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FI G 3s
FI R 3s
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3.2m 2.8m 6.2m 2.4m 6.4m 1.6m
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5. When in a narrow channel keep to starboard.
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FR EM AN TL E 37
6.7m 7.0m 7.3m 7.4m 8.0m 4.5m 7.9m 3.9m
SAIL MEETS SAIL
3. When overtaking another vessel, the vessel being passed has right of way and you must always keep clear of that vessel.
24
FI R 3s
CRANFORD
Old Posts
01
28 Water
01
04
25
DEPTHS Depths are shown in metres and decimetres, reduced to Sounding Datum, which is approximately lowest water level.
13
04
Mount Henry Bridge 6.2
KWINA
HA RB OU R
BE AC H
9°
25
South Beach
43'
1. When two power boats are approaching head on, or nearly head on, each must alter course to starboard and pass on each other’s port side.
2. When a vessel is crossing your bow from starboard to port, that vessel has right of way and you should keep clear. Stop or reduce speed and pass under his stern. (Give way to the vessel on your right.)
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35
42
POWER MEETS POWER STREET
SOUTH
Fremantle Sailing Club
ts
94
97
123
118
8.1m 8.2m 8.1m
BASIC RULES OF THE WATERWAYS
B
no
114
Water DEPTH
25
Success Boat Harbour
31
42
See DoT Chart WA001 Fremantle Inset 31
V-AIS
CLEARANCE HEIGHT shown on chart
HEIGHT OF TIDE
SOUNDINGS shown on chart
6k
127
27
VERTICAL CLEARANCE AT ANY TIME
61
27
43
CHART DATUM
AVE
Swimming is prohibited in Fishing Boat and Challenger Harbours
43
37
Frema ntle
125
122
VERTICAL CLEARANCE AT ANY TIME
ACTUAL WATER LEVEL
For predicted TIDE information, refer to TIDE Tables, the daily newspaper or the internet at: http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastal-data-and-charts.asp
TCE
109
29
CLEARANCE HEIGHT shown on chart
HAT
CAUTION: Vessel height must include all attachments Soundings shown on this chart are in metres, below sounding datum. Water depth will vary at any time depending on height of tide, as affected by astronomical and meteorological conditions.
Harbour
4m 3M
37
en Gre
45
145
6 knot
43
Minden Reefs 58
Port
148
32° 04' 36" S
AD
45
162
04'
V-AIS
HE
9
Q(4) Y 6s 5m 5M
17.2m 10.0m 5.7m 9.5m 4.5m 4.2m 11.2m 4.0m
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ROAD
148
167
24
Boat
TCE
133
Volunteer Sea Rescue VN6DI 52 39 VQ(6) + L Fl 10s QR 39 5M 5m 2s Y Fl 61 44 3 s Fl G 5s
East Fremantle Wilson Riverton Bridge Bayswater Pickering Park Success Hill Guildford Midland
WEETHR AY
D
163
FG
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Fremantle Rail -North Span -Centre -South Span Fremantle Traffic -North Span -Centre -South Span Stirling Narrows Elizabeth Quay Matagarup Canning Causeway -Perth -Vic Park Mt Henry Riverton Pipe Shelley Riverton
04
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WR
Fishing
41
BRIDGE CLEARANCE HEIGHTS as shown on chart
BRIDGE
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SOUTH
65
68
POWERLINE
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Hospital
of
53
Challenger Harbour
Vessels with a height greater than the calculated vertical clearance must maintain a minimum horizontal distance of 30m to powerlines.
FREMANTLE
ROA
97
144
Limits
N= 64 52 000
Samuel Plimsoll (1948)
Lygnern (1928)
162
41
48
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HIGH
N PTO
84
166
MEWS
Beagle Rocks
EN
OVERHEAD
E IN
Q(2) 6s 7m
Vertical clearance will vary at any time depending on actual water level.
OVERHEAD POWERLINE CLEARANCE HEIGHTS as shown on chart
12
Wa 5 knots
03
FI R 3s
FI Y 4s
09
HEIGHTS Heights are shown in metres. Underlined figures are drying heights above Sounding Datum. Overhead clearance heights are above Highest Astronomical Tide. All other heights are above Mean Higher High Water.
R MA
43
EET STR
Under certain meteorological conditions, water levels may rise above predicted levels, and in extreme cases above HAT.
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EET STR
ELL
STREET
Clearance heights shown on this chart are in metres, above Highest Astronomical Tide (HAT). HAT is the highest level of water which can be predicted to occur under any combination of astronomical conditions. space
Transport
34
B
63
ST X SE ES Department
POINT MARQUIS 2
39
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ST
HIGH
MARMION
HAM
82
148
Signal Station Mast
ARTHUR HEAD Round House
FR
Priestman Dredge P.A. (1897)
Q
114
Q
VQ G 15m 6M 46
FI G 4s
118
149 Iso G 2s
Dolphins
ST
B-SHED WHARF Ferries depart for Rottnest Island, Perth and River Cruises. See Berthing at Public Jetties note.
ST
172
FR
FI G 4s
Mai
F Bu 30m
F Bu 23m
FI R 4s
2Iso G
m epth 14.7 ntained D
ROADS
148
FR
FI R 4s Iso R 2s
162
Fremantle Railway Station
123 VQ R 15m 6M
082·2°
ROUS HEAD
KET MAR
181
Anchoring Prohibited
169
T
AD
3Iso R
scace
VALE
AD ELA
49
2F G
OVERHEAD POWERLINE and BRIDGE CLEARANCE INFORMATION
23 11
29
31
SCALE 1 : 25 000
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EXTRA CARE AT FERRY JETTIES Boats travelling past ferry jetties should travel at low speed, pass well clear of the jetties and keep alert for ferries reversing out.
Building (conspic)
2F R
26
Curtin University Rowing Club
TS Canning
117
Marsh and swampland Nature Reserve / National Park Railway, Clearance height, Bridge Clearance height, Overhead powerline River Major road Minor road Track Medical facility, Building Mean high water Mean low water Datum mark Cliff Rock shoreline Sand drift, Anchoring prohibited GPS validation point, Helipad, Groyne Car parking, Over-beach launching Boat ramp, Tide rips Parking for boats / trailers Mangroves, Marine farm Water, Fuel, Jetty, Safe anchorage Telephone, Public toilet Exposed wreck, Submerged wreck Hazardous submerged reef Reef which covers and uncovers Coral reef / outcrop, Breakers Rock awash, Underwater rock Sounding above Datum Danger line 2m contour 5m contour 10m contour Depth in metres and decimetres Approximate contour Submarine cable Anchorage area, No anchorage area No fishing, Pilot boarding location Speed limit boundary Water skiing boundary Prohibited area boundary Various limits Port Authority / Harbour boundary Recommended track Outfall Dredged area boundary Restricted area / Sensitive area Marine protected area
53'
03'
N= 64 52 000
GAGE
162
Harbour Design 39 Depth 6.0m
ROA D
D ROA
BEA CH T
92
179
AD RO
95
22 0·
134
2F R
ET STRE
145 182
8 knots Rous Head
Entry to Rous Head Harbour 82 is restricted 79 to authorised vessels only.
East St Jetties
STREET
178
Swimming is prohibited in Rous Head Harbour.
Q(6) + LFl 15s
95
2F R
BERTHING AT PUBLIC JETTIES Public jetties are to be used only for loading or unloading of passengers/luggage - boats are not to remain alongside for any longer than is strictly necessary (15 minutes maximum).
8.1 Fremantle Rail Bridge
ORD
108
76
RO
95
94
45
Q(9) 15s
FG
7.4
EAST
87
146
Container Terminal
RO US
172
Q(5)Y 20s
PO R
123
Q 2M Q(3) 10s
Eleanor Rocks 47
87
98
137
65
NO RT H
78
MO LE
65
5
1 000m
88
97
155
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PATROL AND RESCUE FLAGS Vessels engaged in patrol and rescue duties shall exhibit this flag, and may be towing a swamped or submerged craft. Keep well clear.
Stirling Bridge
91
49
C
13
01'
5 000m
DRIVE
139
03'
POR
Q(9) 15s
69
29
26
G ANNIN
29
07
33 19 08
Creek
81
2F R
6.7
2
CU RTIN
2
5
8 Kn ot s
N= 64 56 000
1 000 0
STIRL ING
2 000
122
175
184
FR
31
174
25
WAY
WATERFORD
4 000
84
Fl G 3s
Fremantle Traffic Bridge
HIGH
2VQ(4) Y 4s
14
FI R 3s
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
SALTER POINT
l Bul
137
13
65
EAST FREMANTLE CAUTION Keep wash to a minimum. Sail craft may raise or lower masts in this vicinity.
ROAD
3 000
107
79
POINT BROWN
Unassessed - The quality of the bathymetric data has yet to be assessed.
2 000
ROAD
Depth anomalies may be expected. Large depth anomalies may be expected.
Shelley Sailing Club
ROAD
175
131
48
= 2 00m + 5%d
Worse than ZOC C
EA ST
128
164
12
MAN
500m
DR
TYDE
Take off area
AUSTRALIA - WEST COAST
SWAN AND CANNING RIVERS
C
RIVERTON
63
JO
69
07
ALFRED COVE
ROAD
34
FI Y 4s Radio Mast
Uncharted features hazardous to surface navigation are not expected but may exist.
E
HN
Wireless Hill
AD
5
28
15
ROAD
QUEENS
= 1 00m + 2%d
AV
122
156
165
09
Water Tower
MOUNT PLEASANT
EY
50m
Y CENTENAR
58
Port Beach
L NK DU Tompkins Park
RO
49 FI Y 4s 1
36
5 knots
BICTON
DIVERS FLAG - Vessels not exceeding 12 metres in length engaged in diving operations shall exhibit at all times the International Code Flag "A" size 6, or, minimum 750 millimetres in length and not less than 600 millimetres in width. - Vessels exceeding 12 metres in length shall exhibit the International Code Flag size 3, or, not less than 900 millimetres in length and not less than 750 millimetres in width. All other craft to keep at least 50 meters clear. - Divers engaged in diving operations may display the International Code Flag "A" (size shall not be less than 300 millimetres in length and not less than 200 millimetres in width) from a personal buoy, so as to be clearly visible to all approaching vessels.
2VQ(4) Y 4s
01
DRIVE
ROEBUCK
WAY
143
91 136
133
ET RE ST Gilbert Fraser Reserve
POINT WAYLEN
B
Bay
52
DEEPWATER POINT
Alfred Cove
East Fremantle Yacht Club
36 Area 14 17
Closed Waters FI Y 4s Motorised Vessels 02
01
01
(8 knots)
All significant seafloor features detected.
Clontarf
AVENUE
123
FREMANTLE
Light Tower
Reserve
11 34
5 knots
SWAN ESTUARY MARINE PARK 16 (Alfred Cove) Refer to Department of Parks and Wildlife Publications
22
Ski 17
DE
162
176
NORTH
22
A LAN
129
99
N
CA
= 1 00m + 2%d
AVENUE
WELWYN
157
POINT DIRECTION
02
G NIN
20m
CLOISTER
2VQ(4) Y 4s
Water
ROAD
06
02
02
DR IVE
42
5 knots
29
LEEUWIN
Fl G 3s FI R 3s
158
Bay
NESS
01
A2
MANNING
08
Troy Park
10 CASTLE HILL
145
73
FI Y 3s
31
Attadale
07
(40) WATERSTROM
5
03
05
13
TER
81
122
46
Water Police
77
FI(2) R 5s 5M
Lucky
13
ESP
168
02'
132
128
154
Closed Waters Motorised Vessels
06
27
Closed Waters 03 to PWC
56
55
All significant seafloor features detected.
44
WA
153
37
63
97
10A EFYC OUTER
E
11
= 0 50m + 1%d
S
5 knots
54
43
13 AY HW HIG
MANNING
FI R 3s
FI G 3s
GE ED
76
72
Q(6)+LFl 15s
77
RK
05
5m
U
FI G 3s 13 Rowing Assn
00'
FI R 3s FI R 3s
FI G 3s
Canning Bridge 3.9
APPLECROSS
Seafloor Coverage
A1
D
24 8 knots 38
01 ROAD
ROAD
28
29
ROAD
04
36 DUNN MARK
49
68 WEAVER
19
Depth (d) Accuracy
STREET
29
MARTIN 69
32°
Position ZOC Accuracy
26
34
e C o u r s
129
PRESTON Fl G 3s POINT Closed Waters FI 46 Motorised Vessels R 3s H.M.A.S. Leeuwin
BU
15
46
(45) ATTADALE
01
DEE
27 29
73
27
17
06
05
BATEMAN
79
Hall Bank
33
149
s
Swan Yacht Club
19
FI G 3s
07 105
Bay
04
3s
G
02
61
FI Y 3s
39
46
37 SQUADRON
ATTADALE
FI(2) R 5s 5M
04
AD RO
61
149
81
Fl
03 8 67 0 2 kno t
POINT ROE
02
33
KINTAIL
A2 32° 04' 36" S
CALE
n g R o w i
144
FI R 3s
02
Fl G 3s
Leighton Beach
89
177 Fl R 4s 7m 4M
Y
145 53
07
08
04
THE
149
164
44
Rocky
FI G 3s
Fl Y 5s
59
9
27
38 DEE ROAD
75
76
09
Fl G 3s
131 9 05 MT LYALL 36 4 Fl G 3s 2 42 49 15 12
17
POINT WALTER JETTY See Berthing at Public Jetties note.
56
84
47
27
56 15
13 03
AVENUE
COMO
DE
145
71
04
79
Q(3) 10s 8 8 Fl G 3s 5
62
54
LUCKY (51)
81
44
09
77
87
AND STR
THE
37
22
NA
171
67
132
162
139
79
59
112
183
Mc
CAUTION Rocky Bay (see Note)
02
66
WATER
65 89
POINT DUNDAS
35
COFFEE POINT
B
ZOC CATEGORIES (For details see Australian Seafarers Handbook AHP 20)
29
26
8 knots
ALSTON
05
OUTER
37
n g R i ve r
B
FREMANTLE
27
LA
166
31
BURNELL
126
179
E
74
FI Y 3s
36
73
01
01
19
Building (tower)
05
STREET
8 knots 17
PRE-START
n
MT PLEASANT
25
60 FRENCHMANS
F Bu
01
Applecross Jetty
19 F Bu 46
22 19
S wa A2
THELMA
67 THELMA
42
ES P
151
135
E
IV
BRICKLANDING (52)
35A SMITH 35B LUCKY BAY
85
01
22
South of Perth Yacht Club
Take-off Area
65
71
Waylen Bay
INNER
62
Water Ski Area
59 ROBINS
01
POINT HEATHCOTE
45
17
52
FI R 3s
19
19
THE
159
B CA
DR
DO WN EY
CAUTION Beware of siltation in channel. Fl G 3s
04
79
FI Y
48 91
93
(37) DEEPWATER
85
(24)
H AC BE
151 175
87
156
ET RE ST
82
84
157
84 FI Y 3s
63 72
17
(38) BOND
96 95
96
52
(39) APPLECROSS
67
142
FI(2) G 5s 5M
66
17
02
75 02
17
(25)
02
FI G 3s
66
71
FI R 3s
(21)
55
07
ET
10
67
137
7
7 33B 85 BRICKLANDING 33A
93
2FI R 3s
57
76
89
99 SANDERS
10
47
64
78
56
126
2m
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els ess FI(2) G 5s 5M
122 for v
89
102
ing 83
124
74
61 KING (23)
FI G 3s
19
COMO
A2
A2
06
(22) HEATHCOTE
57
RE
167
28
169 11 BLACKWALL
CHIDLEY POINT
Obelisk (70) (conspic)
136
02
86
23
ack d tr nde e m 93 com Re
45
111
107
96
61
FI G 3s
63
65
62 ANDERSON
63
28
45
ST
109
FI(2) R 5s 5M
FR
Dir WRG 66m 18M
Closed Waters Motorised vessels
177
11
114
164 173
164
STREET
FI R 3s
8 kn FI G 3s ots 12
81 28 MILLER
63 32A PFS OUTER
37
111
59
76
67
94
(36) ARMSTRONG
87
76
144 FI R 9 7 3s 88
152 FI G 3s
FI(2) G 5s 5M
83
FI(2) G 5s 5M 119
38
TASKER
134
107
(32) TAWARRI
125
109 115
01
76 Fl(2) R 5s 5M
Fl(2) R 5s 5M
149
123
Spit
56
74
66
62
22
25
63 64
25
62
ING CANN
Cables Artificial Surf Reef
111
15
36
96
127
89
COURT
119
F Bu
POINT WALTER
177
8 knots
106 117
116
03
08
12 Pt WALTER
176
04
03
25
Water 125 Ski Area
30 DOME
94
POINT RESOLUTION
124
125
ng 11 Armstro
72
25
55 FOAM
59
38
56
63
69
37
24
68
23
62
43
Como Jetty
52
S
01'
04
Water Tower
121
101
E
01
FI(2) G 5s 5M
16
85
02
05
74
08
WELLINGTON
131
09
04
96
PILBARRA
32 ARMSTRONG
65
22
28
19 F Bu 0 4
58
B
B
02
46
65 COMO
OS
19
132
136
Building (Dome)
02
Fl(2) R 5s 5M
FI(2) G 5s 5M
HOBBS
84
15
Perth Flying Squadron
59
45
29
FI Y 3s 15
58
62
62
54
24
42A DOLPHIN WEST
57
19
(17) OUTER
27
59
2
79
48
23 FI(2) R 5s 5M
56
67
18
DR
s
Limit
31 113
TC
23
45
209
0 iffs 3
Cl
VIE W
129 126
PDE
66
71
12
34
44
02
Beaton Park
ND JUTLA
39 BARTLETT
39B GALLOP
42B DOLPHIN EAST
65
MELVILLE
68
FI R 3s
24
05
(19) SAMPSON
62
NEDLANDS B
04
56
59
20 PRINT
(18) FOAM
07
TCE
11
AR
83
102
92
184
142
26A Nt Pt WALTER
04
13 SUICIDE
03
133
WOOD BIRD
PILBARRA BUOY Historical spelling for the Pilbara Region of Western Australia.
Area 31
82
FI(2) G 5s 5M
14 MOSMAN
Low
99
MOSMAN PARK Y
129
95
Mosman Bay
167
05
(53)
F Bu
01
10
119
174
Swan Canoe Club
BA
104
173
04
GLYDE
STREET
BEACH
P
FI(2) G 5s 5M
169
174
174
(52) Nt Pt WALTER
194 Platform
T STREE
93
98
179
ESPLANADE NUE
71
92 Port
132
F Bu
04
85
17A PARKER
139
175
64
03
123
102
O C E A N
182
AVE
119
65 Ski
5 OUTER 1
34
03
e
122
146
Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club
WAY
141
97
124
136
17 PARKER
8 knots KEANES POINT 155 F Bu 16
F Bu
Water
Q(6)+LFl 15s 2M
132
OUTER 2
STREET
KEANE
MIDDLE (55)
15
27
SOUTH
1 000
3 000
156
Refer to Department of Fisheries Publications
91
85
PEPPERMINT GROVE
77
114
85
antle Frem
109
01
Restricted Activities
03
HIGH
134
77
119
Closed Waters Motorised Vessels
Telephon
CAUTION Submarine Cables - A number of disused submarine cables continue in a north-westerly direction and present a possible hazard to the anchoring of vessels.
119
STREET
72
39A NYC OUTER
02
58
44
25
FI(2) G 5s 5M 18
56
(26) NEDLANDS
41A HALLMARK
64
64
46
24
27
41B NEDLANDS
69
F Bu
02 ARMSTRONG SPIT Named after Captain Adam Armstrong who was the landholder of the site where Gallop House still stands.
59
Fl R 3s (28) DALKEITH
16
Yachting Association of WA Nedlands Yacht Club
AVE
02
BLACK (54)
FI G 3s
17
16 ROE
JARRAD
Fish Habitat Protection Area
85
Bank
53
STREET
00’ 135
PARADE
88
78
37
WARATAH 74 BISHOP
08 FI G 3s Karrakatta 06
25
106
03
MARINE
32°
39
91
108
93
02
123
CORNISH
WARATAH (29)
65
44 13
04
0
134
S
2
(56) CLAREMONT
Bay
NA DE
Y
THE
Fl Y 5s
05 (57) SCOTCH
02
02
Q(9) 15s 2M
23 COLLEGE
FI G 3s
FI G 3s
Area
23
STREET
FORREST
82
Freshwater
105 Ski
41C BATHS
23A CLAREMONT
KARRAKATTA
58
09
29
63 ADDISON
15
31° 57' 12" S
PERTH B
11
09 57
05
08
23
26
Zone of Confidence (ZOC) Diagram
05
FREEWAY
Cottesloe Beach 81 1
82
I N D I A N
147
COTTESLOE
97
101
122
01
02
114
FI G 3s
05
Water
79
99
FI G 3s 56
73
24
FG
62
PL A
5
88
BURNSIDE
01
01 22
ni
94
IA
55
5
138
4 000
101
TOR
F Bu
21A CYC OUTER
(58)
102 102 112
82
VIC
Claremont Jetty
04 06
1 FI(2) G 5s 5M 5
04
59’
Can
126
75
09
104
08
AVE
102
147
OSBORNE PDE
53A SIGNET
KENSINGTON
D ROA
101
STREET
ERIC
09
(15) CONCRETE
FI(2) R 5s 5M 01 SWAN ESTUARY MARINE PARK 01 62 (Pelican Point) Refer to Department of Parks 01 (16) INNER and Wildlife Publications 29 05 (8 knots) 2 Closed Waters to PWC 7
Building (conspic)
05
North Cottesloe 07 Beach
01
Claremont Yacht Club
ES
0 13
Y
89
PELICAN POINT 62
Mounts Bay Sailing Club
DE
12 d Re ite Wh
Gr e en
N= 64 60 000
94
101
Hospital
Royal Perth Yacht Club
21
3
See Chart on reverse side
1 000m
112
Fl Y 5s
CLAREMONT
45
44C MBSC
(Milyu) Refer to Department of Parks 02 and Wildlife Publications (8 knots) 02
07
07
(14) KNOT BEACON 44B PELICAN
15
02 SWAN ESTUARY MARINE PARK 0
ROCKS (11)
FI Y 3s
09
AV E
D
CAMPBELL
118
134
151
STREET
56
46
05
79 DINGHY
13
A RO
122
NORTH
FI(2) G 5s 5M
VICTORIA PARK
04
02
ET RE ST
AY
44
78
NG RLI STI
44 MATILDA
MBSC OUTER
PERTH
HW
113
34
04
Pelican Rocks
02
SOUTH
HIG
96
10
NEDLANDS
02
AD RO
POINT
ON
124
W AY
Closed Waters 05 to PWC
01
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POWERED WATER SPORTS AREA This area is reserved for the use of motorised aquatic events approved by the Department of Transport. The area is closed at all times to all vessels (including paddle craft) unless approved by the Department of Transport.
NA
135
H HI G
46
47
15
04 05
Jetty
INA
83
44
44
44A OUTER RPYC 38 INNER
02
39
3s 3s Boat Shed G Fl Coode St Fl G 3s
2.8
T EE
03
107
39
37
Closed Waters Motorised Vessels
04
JONES
FI(2) G 5s 5M
Wesley College
G
Fl
MILL
Perth Zoo
04
ISLES HEIRISSON Named after a young officer M. Heirisson from the French vessel "The Naturaliste". In 1801 he commanded a small exploring party up the Swan and past the causeway flats to the Helena River.
02
3s G 05
58’ Causeway Vic Park
r at e 1 2
R ST
123
Bay
45
41
45 CRAWLEY
29
Fl
W
p 15
3
KW
59’
Y
37
02
01
23
R
17 S
K
Y
Y
37
01
52B HERON
24
14
Fl
EAT GR
S
102
Matilda 36
17
38
43
3s
05
03
EET
e Pow1
WA
11
STR
08
09 r ed
12
Y
15
23
26
13
LA UG
119
42
22
3s
MENDS STREET JETTY Ferries depart for Barrack Street. See Berthing at Public Jetties note.
02
23
G
R
Fl G 3s on iss eir
15
DO
132
PROHIBITED SWIMMING Swimming is prohibited in all waters of Rouse Head, Challenger and Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbours, and in the Swan River within 50 metres of the Guildford Road Bridge, within 50 metres of the Guildford Railway Bridge and within 50 metres of the Water Corporation pipeline upstream of the Guildford Road Bridge.
Swanbourne Beach
35
21
16
Fl
Fl
H
Y
09
3s
15
Fl G 3s
11
d an Isl
Fl G 3s
09
09
01
E HER OUC LAB
82
117
147
space
37
25
15
G
R
3s
L
22
Fl R 3s Fl R 3s
NWA L
N TER EAS
RT PE
Y
37
42
Fl
Fl
08
3s
3s
G Fl
08
01
01
Fl R 3s
COR
19
Fl G 3s
EP
97
107
01
36
8 knots Vessels > 10m 42
35
Terminal
G Fl 05
07
01
3s
11
3s
04
WATER
06 Fl R 3s Cood 06 06 Fl R 3se St Ch Fl G 3s ann e Fl G 3s Fl R 3s l Ferry
Sir James Mitchell Park
13
G Fl 03
06
07
R Fl
3s
04
06
R Fl
11
3s 1 m etre
Fl R 3s Causeway Perth 3.2
14
Swimming Prohibited
13
Fl R 3s
3s
26 Y
SH
124
Tower (conspic)
13 UNIVERSITY
46A PDSC OUTER
22 13
48 QUARRY
D ST
14
NY
160
170
180
U.W.A. Boat Club
41
04
JUD
13
Fl R 3s
AV
14
Park
3s
R Fl
03
05
05
Fl R 3s
DRIV E
BURSWOOD
19
IC RW BE
190
Fl Y 5s
Perth Dingy Sailing Club
42
04
3s
R Fl
8 knots
07
FG
R Fl
G Fl
Fl R 3s
Mends St Jetty
PWC Area
12
47 POPLAR
46 UNIVERSITY
04
03
24
3s to
Langley
3s
Closed Waters Motorised Vessels
17 Fl G 3s
TCE
PERTH 07
Fl R 3s
07
16
ERS
06
07
Fl G 3s 18
07
09 23
08
78 BREWERY
34
QU
12
09
2
08
ST EEN
SON
EET
Belmont Jetty
Cracknell Park
ALBA
1
200
CLOSED TO MOTORISED VESSELS All designated waters at Preston Point, Point Direction, Point Walter, Freshwater Bay, Matilda Bay, Deepwater Point, Maylands, Cracknell Park, Ascot horse swimming area, and Point Reserve are closed to motorised vessels.
37
15
19
FI(2) G 5s 5M
16
26
42
YB
21
NEL
5 knots
Y
Gloucester Park
EAST PERTH
ET
91
103
50
02
28
03
33
YB
38
EET
19
5 knots IDE
G Fl
07
08
POINT BELCHES Fl R 3s 19 11 Water Ski Area 0
Old Mill
POINT
3s
06
19
STR
31° 57' 12" S
7.9 Matagarup Bridge Y
03
RE
0
space
MOUN T S
YB
32 MILL
11
13
Start Box
05
0 13 8 knots 7 1 2 Commercial 17 Fl G 3s 11
STR
LAID E
Swimming Prohibited
ST
1
132
21
40
109
05 51
44
23
F Bu
1 (1) QUARRY 5
58 QUARRY POINT
Fl(2) G 5s
(2) KNOT PILE
Y BA
CRAWLEY
13
43
FI Y 3s
The Narrows 8 knots
5
FI(2) G 5s
ADE
22
Fl R 3s
TON
M
0 0
153
118
Old Swan Brewery
29
RIV
R Fl Fl 07 R Fl G 3s 3s Dr 02 3s G edg Fl ed
12 Fl R 3s Fl G 3s 19
06
05 LING
LA
23 22
180
NON-PUBLIC WATER SKI AREAS SOUTH PERTH COMMERCIAL WATER SKI AREA This area is set aside for use by Department of Transport approved commercial water ski operators only. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POWERED WATER SPORTS AREA This area is reserved for motorised aquatic events approved by the Department of Transport. The area is closed at all times to all vessels (including paddle craft) unless approved by the Department of Transport. LILAC HILL This area is set aside for use by members of the Australian Barefoot Water Ski Club (Western Australian Division Inc) on Wednesdays and Saturdays between the hours of 8am and sunset.
Governor Kennedy’s Fountain 1
F
26
Fl(2) R 5s
Narrows Bridge 8.0
Park
Kings
FI(2) R 5s
54'
EL
0 0
75
space
Memorial
WEL
ELIZABETH QUAY and BARRACK SQUARE JETTIES Ferries depart for South Perth from Elizabeth Quay. Rottnest Island, Fremantle and River Cruise ferries depart from Barrack Square. See Berthing at Public Jetties note.
ou 06 l
FI(2) G 5s
Hospital
RAY
53'
ST
Prohibited 3Fl G 3s Barrack 3s Square R Q(6)+LFl 15s Fl
18
18
HAY
5 knots Elizabeth Quay Swimming
2Fl R 3s 2Fl(2) R 5s
ONE NAUTICAL MILE COURSE The distance from Knot Beacon (No. 14) in Matilda Bay to Knot Pile (No 2) is one nautical mile. This course may be used to check the calibration of a speedometer. 8 knots = 8 nautical miles/hour = 9.21 miles/hour = 14.82 kilometres/hour. Therefore, 1 nautical mile at 8 knots should take 7.5 minutes. (Refer to Speed-Distance-Time Logarithmic Nomogram on chart.)
MUR
Bldg (conspic) (260)
PERTH
4.5
AVE
0
0
24 0 15
21
12
HISLOP
107
STREET
85
cliffs
108
27
Lo w
95
99 101
97
146
PARASAILING WAYLEN BAY All parasailing activities within this area are to be carried out between the hours of 8am and sunset, in an anti-clockwise direction and that such activities may not be conducted within 100 metres of any other vessel, person or object in the water. The parasailing area shall be a deep water take-off and landing area only. NARROWS BRIDGE Parasailing is restricted to approved commercial parasail operators on all waters within the Narrows Personal Water Craft Freestyling Area.
105
STREET
space
ROA D
100
41
52'
SOUTH PERTH COMMERCIAL WATER SKI AREA This area is set aside for use by Department of Transport approved commercial water ski operators only.
WINTHROP
12 0
93
space
PUBLIC WATER SKI AREAS SWAN RIVER - ALL AREAS A person shall not drive a motor vessel towing a skier before the hours of 8am and after sunset. CANNING RIVER - MT PLEASANT A person shall not drive a motor vessel towing a skier before the hours of 9am and after sunset. Turning is not allowed within 100m of the Mount Henry Bridge. BELMONT A person shall not drive a motor vessel towing a ski tube or other inflatable device.
PD E
270
99
090
24
250
129
15
5 000m
101
SHENTON PARK
E= 3 96 000
51'
3s Oc Y
080
090
Y
87
RIV ERS
30 0
070
113
CLOSED WATERS TO PWC SWAN RIVER All waters upstream of the Windan Bridge. This includes the Belmont Water Ski Area. CANNING RIVER All waters upstream of Salter Point. MARINE PARKS All waters of the Milyu, Pelican Point and Alfred Cove Marine Parks.
08 101
99
128
144
Area
123
space
Exercise
Military
0
0
134
93
WALTER
0
06
30
119
88
06
280
0
0
133
118
05
31
0
03
1°40'W 2014 (0'E)
290
114
SPEED RESTRICTIONS GENERAL SPEED LIMIT - 8 KNOTS A person shall not cause a motor vessel to travel at a speed exceeding 8 knots: - through the arch of a bridge (except the Mount Henry Bridge); - in or through a mooring area; - in any waters having a depth less than 3 metres; - within 15 metres of a vessel under way; - and within 45 metres of: - a moored vessel; - a person in the water; - a jetty or wharf; - a riverbank or low water mark. SUNSET TO SUNRISE - 10 KNOTS A person shall not cause a vessel to travel at a speed exceeding 10 knots in any non-speed restricted area of the Swan and Canning Rivers between the hours of sunset and sunrise. CANNING RIVER A person shall not cause a vessel to travel at a speed exceeding 5 knots upstream of the Canning Bridge except inside the Mount Pleasant Water Ski Area between the hours of 9am and sunset. MAYLANDS - SPECIAL 8 KNOTS All waters within and commencing at the Windan Bridge, East Perth on the Swan River, continuing upstream to the downstream boundary of the gazetted Belmont Water Ski Area, is restricted to 8 knots for motor vessels between the hours of 10am and 5pm on every Sunday between 1 October and 30 April. VESSELS GREATER THAN 10 METRES IN LENGTH A person shall not cause a vessel greater than 10 metres in length to travel at a speed exceeding 8 knots in the designated areas in Matilda Bay.
TCE
128
76
BAY VIEW
04
0 33
270
0
139
260
143
79
WATER SKIING Water skiing is when a person(s) is being towed behind a vessel at a speed of 8 knots or more. At least three people are required to go water skiing: - A driver of at least 17 years of age who hold a RST; - An observer of at least 14 years of age; - A skier who is being towed by the vessel. A vessel taking off with skiers shall give way to a vessel landing skiers. Water ski only in the direction indicated on this chart. Yellow marker buoys define limit of ski area. Water skiing restrictions may apply during approved aquatic events.
Re ac h
20
PERSONAL WATER CRAFT (PWC) FREESTYLING PWC freestyling driving, wave jumping and surfing are prohibited in the Swan and Canning Rivers except in the designated Narrows PWC Freestyling Area between sunrise and sunset. PWC freestyling driving, wave jumping and surfing are prohibited in all speed restricted waters of Western Australia.
RE AC H
03
107
84
119
Y
8 Knots
020
0
142
58’
50'
38
86
KWAL L
121
010
0
3
0
110
N= 64 64 000
33
143
111
350
340
E= 3 92 000
49'
73
138
152
E= 3 88 000
115° 48' E
47'
46'
45'
44'
kn ot 2 s
E= 3 84 000
E= 3 80 000
43'
42'
8
IN
BLAC
898
WA
SWAN AND CANNING RIVERS
DEPTHS
04'
54' E= 3 96 000
METRES
SWAN AND CANNING RIVERS
WA
898
898
WA
SWAN AND CANNING RIVERS
DEPTHS
METRES
IN
SEE RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Notice to Mariners (http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastaldata/), Symbols, Abbreviations and Terms (INT 1), Tide Tables, Sailing Directions. For surveys beyond this chart refer to RAN Charts AUS 112, 113, 117 and DPI WA 001.
E= 4 00 000
E= 3 96 000
E= 3 92 000
E= 4 04 000
56'
55'
54'
53'
52'
51'
50'
57'
58'
E= 4 08 000
116° 00' E
59'
01'
02'
EDEN HILL
100
E= 3 92 000
T
TCE VIEW
AN DE EN SS BA EILD ST HE R
17.2m 10.0m 5.7m 9.5m 4.5m 4.2m 11.2m 4.0m
CLEARANCE HEIGHT shown on chart
r
HIGHWAY
RT HE
VERTICAL CLEARANCE AT ANY TIME
CLEARANCE HEIGHT shown on chart
HAT
space
ACTUAL WATER LEVEL
CAUTION: Vessel height must include all attachments
space
Soundings shown on this chart are in metres, below sounding datum. Water depth will vary at any time depending on height of tide, as affected by astronomical and meteorological conditions.
CHART DATUM
HEIGHT OF TIDE
SOUNDINGS shown on chart
For predicted TIDE information, refer to TIDE Tables, the daily newspaper or the internet at: http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/coastal-data-and-charts.asp
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VERTICAL CLEARANCE AT ANY TIME
HIGHWAY
STREET
Narrows Elizabeth Quay Causeway -Perth -Vic Park Matagarup Windan Goongoongup Garrat Road Redcliffe Guildford Road Guildford Rail Guildford Pipe Barkers Whiteman
8.0m 4.5m 3.2m 2.8m 7.9m 3.9m 3.9m 2.8m 7.8m 3.7m 6.0m 4.8m 4.1m 4.5m
Water DEPTH
54'
53' E= 3 96 000
N= 64 72 000
ROE
CHART AMENDMENTS The information provided on this chart is correct at time of publication. As this information is subject to change, ensure the latest version of the chart is used at all times and is kept up-to-date with reference to the following: space
Notices to Mariners Changes of a safety or navigational nature will be reflected in Notices to Mariners. Current Notices are available from DoT chart sales offices, approved chart agents and at http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/about-notices-to-mariners.asp Navigable Waters Regulations Changes to Navigable Waters Regulations are published in the Western Australian Government Gazette. Regulations for Navigable Waters can also be found at http://www.slp.wa.gov.au/gazette/gazette.nsf Marine Protected Areas Refer to Department of Fisheries and Department of Parks and Wildlife publications for the latest information. TIDAL INFORMATION AND SOUNDING DATUM
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AD ET RE ST
E
VICTORIA PARK
NO
AR Y
HI GH W AY
no 5k
OT T EE ST R
East Fremantle Wilson Riverton Bridge Bayswater Pickering Park Success Hill Guildford Midland
BASIC RULES OF THE WATERWAYS
BELMONT
Sw an
POWER MEETS POWER
B
ZOC
1. When two power boats are approaching head on, or nearly head on, each must alter course to starboard and pass on each other’s port side.
3. When overtaking another vessel, the vessel being passed has right of way and you must always keep clear of that vessel.
C
5. When in a narrow channel keep to starboard.
A Depth (d) Accuracy
Seafloor Coverage
B 2. When a vessel is crossing your bow from starboard to port, that vessel has right of way and you should keep clear. Stop or reduce speed and pass under his stern. (Give way to the vessel on your right.)
A1
5m
= 0 50m + 1%d
All significant seafloor features detected.
A2
20m
= 1 00m + 2%d
All significant seafloor features detected.
B
50m
= 1 00m + 2%d
Uncharted features hazardous to surface navigation are not expected but may exist.
C
500m
= 2 00m + 5%d
D U
55'
Position Accuracy
Worse than ZOC C
4. When a vessel is crossing your bow from port to starboard you should maintain course and speed as you have the right of way. If the other vessel does not give way, you should take all action to avoid a collision.
Longitude °E
HAT
MHHW
MLHW
MSL
MHLW
MLLW
LAT
FREMANTLE
32°04'
115°45'
1.36
1.10
1.00
0.76
0.53
0.42
0.21
BARRACK STREET
31°58'
115°51'
1.29
1.03
0.96
0.74
0.52
0.46
0.30
6. It is an offence for any vessel to be moored or anchored in any channel or fairway, unless that vessel is in distress. Large and deep draughted vessels have restricted manoeuvrability. Small craft must keep well clear of these vessels at all times and must not hamper the larger vessel’s progress.
Depth anomalies may be expected.
Unassessed - The quality of the bathymetric data has yet to be assessed.
57' E= 4 00 000 Produced by Cartographic Services, DoT, Western Australia. C CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED Department of Transport, W.A. 2010.
April 2014, Edition 7.
58'
58'
("C" HAS WIND ON STARBOARD SIDE)
"A" AND "B" GIVE WAY TO "C" "B" GIVES WAY TO "A" ("B" IS UPWIND OF "A")
Large depth anomalies may be expected.
56'
Heights in metres above datum
Lattitude °S
SAIL MEETS SAIL
ZOC CATEGORIES (For details see Australian Seafarers Handbook AHP 20)
See Chart on reverse side
HIG
HW
AY
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POWERED WATER SPORTS AREA This area is reserved for the use of motorised aquatic events approved by the Department of Transport. The area is closed at all times to all vessels (including paddle craft) unless approved by the Department of Transport.
ST
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31° 58' 54" S
EL LA M
57'
N= 64 64 000
RE E ST
RO
Ar ea
or ts McCallum Park
GE OR G
CA NN ING
BU
115° 50' 00" E
IN
EA ST
N UE
STR EET
VE
HILL
PLA
WEST SWAN
E
Vessels with a height greater than the calculated vertical clearance must maintain a minimum horizontal distance of 30m to powerlines.
BOATING GUIDES For additional information on waterway use refer to the Swan Canning Riverpark Boating Guide published by Department of Transport Marine Safety.
BRIDGE CLEARANCE HEIGHTS as shown on chart
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ISLES HEIRISSON Named after a young officer M. Heirisson from the French vessel "The Naturaliste". In 1801 he commanded a small exploring party up the Swan and past the causeway flats to the Helena River.
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POSITIONS Positions on this chart are referenced to the Map Grid of Australia, Zone 50, based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94). For GPS use, this approximates WGS84.
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EXTRA CARE AT FERRY JETTIES Boats travelling past ferry jetties should travel at low speed, pass well clear of the jetties and keep alert for ferries reversing out.
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BERTHING AT PUBLIC JETTIES Public jetties are to be used only for loading or unloading of passengers/luggage - boats are not to remain alongside for any longer than is strictly necessary (15 minutes maximum).
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BURSWOOD CANAL Short cuts were very important to the early settlers when the river was the main traffic route. Hence a canal was cut through Burswood to shorten the up river haul.
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ELIZABETH QUAY and BARRACK SQUARE JETTIES Ferries depart for South Perth from Elizabeth Quay. Rottnest Island, Fremantle and River Cruise ferries depart from Barrack Square. See Berthing at Public Jetties note.
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CLAISEBROOK Once a popular picnic spot, Claise Brook was named after Surgeon Claise who accompanied Captain Stirling during his first trip up the Swan in 1827.
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CAUTION Overhead powerlines exist at various locations over waterways on this chart
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Clarkson Reserve
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Hospital
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GOVERNOR KENNEDY’S FOUNTAIN Built in 1861 this small stone structure encloses a permanent spring which provided Perth with its first public water supply. Old Swan Brewery
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TRANBY HOUSE Restored by the National Trust, this House was built in 1839 by Joseph Hardey who had arrived in 1830 with a party of experienced farmers. As early as 1833 the team was considered one of the best in the colony.
Golf Course
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DEPTHS Depths are shown in metres and decimetres, reduced to Sounding Datum, which is approximately lowest water level.
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ASCOT RACECOURSE Originally granted to James Drummond (first Government Botanist), the area proved to be unsuitable for grazing and was leased to the Turf Club more than one hundred years ago. Colonists took breeding and racing very seriously as the quality of horses was of the greatest importance.
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CAUTION Mariners are advised that temporary yachting marks may exist in this area during summer months October to April.
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Colour of light is white unless otherwise stated
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LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS
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53’
Governor Stirling Jetties
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Closed Waters Reserve 25 Motorised Vessels ROA
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STREET
Ray Marshall Park
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11
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Woodbridge Riverside Park
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5 knots 3 5 5 5
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Fish Market Reserve
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Special Marks (yellow cross topmark) are not primarily to assist in navigation, but indicate special features.
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MURIEL
ABWSC members only Park
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Lilac Hill Water Ski Area
Water Pipe
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PATROL AND RESCUE FLAGS Vessels engaged in patrol and rescue duties shall exhibit this flag, and may be towing a swamped or submerged craft. Keep well clear.
5 knots
Swimming Prohibited
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Lead, front, rear
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Indicates safe water to the West
Mooring buoy, yachting buoy
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Guildford Rail Bridge 6.0
090
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Woodbridge
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MOULTONS LANDING This was later the site of the Town Wharves when Guildford was the junction of road and river transport. Barkers Bridge (todays structure being the third bridge there) was built in 1853. Barkers Bridge
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Success Hill Overhead Power Lines 22kV 06
Pillar buoy, port, starboard
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Spar buoy, port, starboard
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Safe water, isolated danger
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Beacon, port, starboard
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1°34'W 2014 (0'E)
North
Indicates safe water to the North
Lighthouse, major, minor light
Success Hill Reserve
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Hospital
31 CAUTION
PYRTON Originally the headquarters of the Hamersley family in W.A., the homestead remained in good condition until demolished and replaced around 1960 by the institution "Riverbank".
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HISTORIC WRECKS All wrecks, 75 years old or more, are protected under an Act which prohibits the removal of artefacts or wilful damage of any sort. By this means, the sites will remain better preserved for divers in the future. Refer to WA Maritime Museum for further information.
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LILAC HILL PARK Now set aside for recreation, this area was cleared in the earliest days for farming and is marked on the first maps as "Preston Flats Farm".
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CARDINAL MARKS
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ROADS AND TRACKS The representation on this chart of any road or track is not necessarily evidence of a Public Right of Way.
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FISHING Fishing regulations apply throughout Western Australia. Refer to Department of Fisheries WA publications for further information.
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CAVERSHAM Beautifully sited on a high bank, the building (part of which still remains) was for many years the home of the de Burgh family. Caversham AVENUE House
CAVERSHAM
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DIVERS FLAG - Vessels not exceeding 12 metres in length engaged in diving operations shall exhibit at all times the International Code Flag "A" size 6, or, minimum 750 millimetres in length and not less than 600 millimetres in width. - Vessels exceeding 12 metres in length shall exhibit the International Code Flag size 3, or, not less than 900 millimetres in length and not less than 750 millimetres in width. All other craft to keep at least 50 meters clear. - Divers engaged in diving operations may display the International Code Flag "A" (size shall not be less than 300 millimetres in length and not less than 200 millimetres in width) from a personal buoy, so as to be clearly visible to all approaching vessels.
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WESTERN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY Between November and June, extensive lobster fishing takes place between latitude 24°S and 34°S. Mariners are advised to keep well clear of lobster pot floats and submerged lines.
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CAVERSHAM
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MILIT
NAVIGATIONAL LIGHTS All vessels that operate between the hours of sunset and sunrise, when underway or at anchor, must carry and exhibit navigation lights appropriate to the particular size and type of vessel. For further information contact the Department of Transport.
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Whiteman Bridge
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WEATHER SERVICE FOR LOCAL WEATHER Coastal weather forecasts are prepared by the Bureau of Meteorology and broadcast as follows: - From VMW Weather Australia West at Wiluna WA on 2056, 4149, 6230, 8113, 12356 and 16528 kHz on a 24 hour, 7 day week basis. VHF channels 16 and 67 at 0718 and 1918 hours W.S.T. and updates on the odd hours plus 3 minutes (updates only occur with a strong wind warning or stronger); - Volunteer Sea Search & Rescue Groups transmit over the weekend on 27.86 MHz and VHF channel 16; - Telephone Boating Weather Forecast 1900 926 150; - BOM website - http://www.bom.gov.au
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LEEUWIN CURRENT The Leeuwin Current is most predominant during May August with a surface current generally less than 1.0 knot. It has an average width of 30 nautical miles and extends to a depth of approximately 200 metres, carrying warm, low salinity water from the North West Shelf area along the continental shelf south to Cape Leeuwin and then east into the Great Australian Bight. For details of currents generally refer to R.A.N. Australia Pilot Vol 1.
DRIVERS - Know the laws and regulations governing skiing for the area in which you are operating. - Give clear hand signals to indicate turns. - Avoid abrupt manoeuvres such as cutting corners or trying to flick skiers. Poor towing can turn the sport into a dangerous one. - Ski only in direction indicated by the arrows on this map. - Observe the way ahead at all times (by law you must do this). Do not look behind - that's the job for the observer. - Return to pick up a fallen skier immediately. - If the motor has no neutral gear, stop it when picking up a fallen skier. - Never trail a ski rope within 30 metres of the shore in a take-off area unless the rope handle or handles are held by the skier. - Never drop a ski near a take-off area. - Never drop a ski without making provision for someone to pick it up. - Never make "dummy" runs in a take-off or landing area - this is against the law and dangerous. - Never pull up suddenly and spray boats along the shoreline an error of judgement could lead to an accident. - Never drive directly behind a skier - it is against the law. - Never sit on the gunwhale, or seat back, when driving. - A boat coming in to drop a skier has priority over boats about to take off with a skier.
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CAUTION Upstream of Middle Swan Bridge is NOT navigable for motorised vessels.
Guildford ·2 Power 11 Overhead V Lines 330k
Marsh and swampland Nature Reserve / National Park Railway, Clearance height, Bridge Clearance height, Overhead powerline River Major road Minor road Track Medical facility, Building Mean high water Mean low water Datum mark Cliff Rock shoreline Sand drift, Anchoring prohibited GPS validation point, Helipad, Groyne Car parking, Over-beach launching Boat ramp, Tide rips Parking for boats / trailers Mangroves, Marine farm Water, Fuel, Jetty, Safe anchorage Telephone, Public toilet Exposed wreck, Submerged wreck Hazardous submerged reef Reef which covers and uncovers Coral reef / outcrop, Breakers Rock awash, Underwater rock Sounding above Datum Danger line 2m contour 5m contour 10m contour Depth in metres and decimetres Approximate contour Submarine cable Anchorage area, No anchorage area No fishing, Pilot boarding location Speed limit boundary Water skiing boundary Prohibited area boundary Various limits Port Authority / Harbour boundary Recommended track Outfall Dredged area boundary Restricted area / Sensitive area Marine protected area
WEST SWAN
NATIONAL PARKS AND NATURE RESERVES National Parks are reserved for conservation of flora, fauna, rocks and landscape. Firearms, pets, ground fires and driving off established tracks are not permitted. Within Nature Reserves, firearms, camping, lighting of fires, removal of soil and timber, dumping of rubbish, disturbance of flora and fauna are prohibited. Report activities that may be harmful to the Riverpark by call ing the Swan River Trust on 9278 0900 (or 0419 192 845 after hours). There are penalities for polluting the Swan and Canning Rivers or damaging foreshore vegetation. Refer to the Department of Parks and Wildlife publications for further information on National Parks and Nature Reserves.
WATER SKI SAFETY SKIERS - Read and understand thoroughly the current boating laws and regulations governing the sport. - Stay away from solid objects such as boats, buoys, beacons, etc. - Give the "all-well" signal after falling into the water, by clasping both hands above the head. - Wear adequate protective clothing or a wet suit. - Learners and children are strongly advised to wear life jackets. - Recover lost skis quickly - they will assist you to float. - Know and use the universal ski signals. - Never come in close to the beach, or land in too shallow water.
DISTRESS SIGNALS It is strongly recommended that all persons on board vessels which proceed outside protected waters, familiarise themselves with all safety equipment, flare operation and the following distress signals: - A gun or other explosive signal fired at intervals of about a minute; - A continuous sounding with any fog-signalling apparatus; - Rockets or shells throwing red stars fired one at a time at short intervals; - A signal made by radiotelegraphy or by any other signalling method consisting of the group in the Morse Code; - A signal sent by radiotelephony consisting of the spoken word "Mayday"; - The international Code Signal of distress indicated by N.C.; - A signal consisting of a square flag having above or below it a ball or anything resembling a ball; - Flames on the vessel (as from a burning tar barrel, oil barrel); - A rocket parachute flare or a hand flare showing a red light; - A smoke signal giving off a volume of orange coloured smoke; - Slowly and repeatedly raising and lowering arms out-stretched to each side. The use of any of the foregoing signals, except for the purpose of indicating that a vessel is in distress, is prohibited. The sighting of any of these distress signals should be reported to the nearest Police Station and/or give help yourself.
LEGEND
116° 02' 30" E
31° 51' 30" S THE MISSION GRANT In 1836 an Aboriginal Missions House was established on this site. From 1874 to 1960 the site was expanded as the Perth Anglican Orphanage. Today it is the Swanleigh Hostel, providing accommodation for counrty students.
Generally power gives way to sail unless the sailing vessel is overtaking. HOWEVER Sailing craft may not demand that deep draught vessels, such as ferries and vessels over 20 metres, leave a marked channel to avoid them.
116° 00' E
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DEPTHS
POWER MEETS SAIL
IN
METRES
LOGARITHMIC NOMOGRAM
SPEED - DISTANCE - TIME
To find Speed, Distance or Time Interval, draw a line through any two factors, then interpolate for the unknown factor. eg. A distance of 10 nautical miles in 120 minutes means a speed of 5 knots. SPEED (Knots)
1.0
DISTANCE (Nautical Miles)
0.1
TIME INTERVAL (Minutes)
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