Amendment to the Traffic Separation Scheme “South of Gedser”: New Inshore Traffic Zone
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Amendment to the Traffic Separation Scheme “South of Gedser”: New Inshore Traffic Zone

 (Reference chart: German Chart No: 163 (11th Edition, 2003)

Note: This chart is based on World Geodetic System 1984 Datum (WGS-84))

The new inshore traffic zone is situated between the TSS “South of Gedser” and the German coast.

  Description of the new inshore traffic zone “South of Gedser”

The limits of the inshore traffic zone along the German coastline lie between the following geographical positions:

  (1) 54° 28´.41 N 12° 29´.94 E
  (2) 54° 30´.76 N 12° 17´.53 E
  (3) 54° 27´.16 N 12° 15´.13 E
  (4) 54° 23´.33 N 12° 09´.70 E
  (5) 54° 12´.88 N 12° 09´.70 E
Parent topic: Annex 1 – New and Amended Traffic Separation Schemes and Associated Routeing Measures in SW Baltic Sea
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