notice · 1856
This notice details changes to navigational aids and beacons around Port Phillip Heads, including the repositioning of beacons and a lightship, to guide vessels clear of submerged rocks and sandbanks.
PORT PHILLIP HEADS. THE white beacon on Swan Point has been moved in a westerly direction, …
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LocationSwan Point
LocationLow Light- house Point
LocationPoint Lonsdale
LocationLonsdale reef
LocationPoint Nepean
LocationCorsair rock
LocationShortland's Bluff
LocationLightship
LocationPort Phillip Bay
LocationArthur's Seat
LocationSwan Point
LocationPoint Lonsdale
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 26, 1856.
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Near this placeSwan Point · Low Light- house Point · Point Lonsdale · Lonsdale reef · Point Nepean