notice · 1838
A notice from Trinity House, London, regarding the relocation of the Sunk light vessel and the placement of a new buoy on the Sunk Sand Head, with updated navigational bearings and depths.
NAVIGATION OF THE SWIN. Trinity House, London, July 10, 1838. …
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Issuing AuthorityTrinity House, London
Navigational AidSunk light vessel
LocationSunk Sand Head
LandmarkGunfleet Beacon
LandmarkNaze Tower
LandmarkGunfleet Buoy
SecretaryJ. Herbert
SecretarySecretary
LocationLondon
Notice DateJuly 10, 1838
Prior Notice Date9th ultimo
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 374, 5 December 1838.
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