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Tracks, Routes IM

Examples of Routeing Measures (see diagram on page 36)
Traffic separation scheme, traffic separated by separation zonę	435.1
o 2) Traffic separation scheme, traffic separated by natural obstructions	435.1
. c Traffic separation scheme, with outer separation zonę, separating traffic using scheme from traffic not using it	435.1
2 ■ Traffic separation scheme, roundabout	435.1
Traffic separation scheme with "Crossing gates’	435.1
Traffic separation schemes Crossing, without designated precautionary area	435.1
Precautionary area	435.2
Inshore traffic zonę, with defined end-limits	435.1
Inshore traffic zonę, without defined end-limits	435.1
Recommended direction of traffic flow, between traffic separation schemes	435.5
-^: - Recommended direction of traffic flow, for ships not needing a deep water route	435.5
Deep water route, as part of one-way traffic lane	435.3
Two-way deep water route, with minimum depth stated	435.3
Deep water route, centreline shown as recommended one-way or two-way track	435.3
Recommended route (often marked by centreline buoys)	435.4
Two-way route with one-way sections	435.6
Area to be avoided, around navigational aid	435.7
A^rea to be avoided, because of danger of stranding	435.7
Safety fairway	432.2

Radar Surveillance System
30	O Radar Surveillance Station	Radar traffic surveiUance station		487 487.3
31		Radar rangę		487.1
32.1	Ra	Radar reference linę		487.2
32.2	Ra 270° -090°	Radar reference linę coinciding with a leading linę		P6

Radio Reporting
40	''sTi) *^srr-\ w ^ o	Radio calling-in point, way point, or reporting point (with designation, ifany) showing direction(s) of vessel movement	<© ^		488 G46a
b		Radio reporting linę (with designation, ifany) showing direction(s) ofvessel movement		A t V

Ferries
50		Ferry	.j. Terry .j. Ferry	438.1 H19
51	Cable Ferry ------------------o-------------------	Cable Ferry		438.2

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