Great Yarmouth (GBGTY)

The port is 86nm from mainland Europe and has good air, rail, road and sea links. The port consists of a deep water outer harbour and 3,000m of commercial quays along the River Yare, adjoining the South Denes industrial area. The main traffic in the port is supplying the offshore gas industry in the S North Sea. In addition, bulk cargoes such as grain, fertiliser, animal feed, oil, stone and aggregates are handled along with import and export of various forest products.

North Atlantic Winter Seasonal Zone II, Winter Nov 1 to Mar 31, Summer Apr 1 to Oct 31.

Great Yarmouth is situated on the E coast of England.

LOA 220m, beam 26m, 33,171DWT

Approx 1,800,000t of cargo and 174 vessels handled annually.

An anchorage can be obtained in any part of Caister and Yarmouth Roads, depth 10.0-24.0m, sand, shells, stones and shingle, but clear of the spoil ground and other charted obstructions. The roads are exposed to E winds which cause a short choppy sea, in some respects worse than that outside the sandbanks. In these conditions it is best to anchor off shallower parts of the off lying sandbanks, indicated by the heavier breakers, in particular close W of the S part of Scroby Shoals. In the latter position no direct sea is experienced but some swell finds its way round the ends of the bank. During Easterly winds it is best to anchor near the off-lying banks in particular close W of the S part of Scroby Sands. Gorleston Roads, SE of the entrance to the river provides good anchorage with depths of 10.0-20.0m. At night, an anchorage off the coast between Britannia Pier and the haven entrance is used. Masters should ensure that they do not anchor in the approaches to the port entrance.

The Great Yarmouth Outer Harbour is entered between two lighted breakwaters. The entrance to Great Yarmouth River Port is formed by the mouth of the River Yare. From the entrance the river leads 0.25nm W, then turns abruptly N at Brush Lighthouse opening up the haven itself. The alignment (264°) of Brush Quay leading lights leads through the haven entrance, which is 61m wide, passing: S of N pier (0.25nm E) which projects 150m E from the coast and exhibits a light (green metal column, ladder, height 7m) from its head, then N of S pierhead (0.2nm E) which extends from the coast at Gorleston-on-Sea, and lies 140m SW of N Pierhead. A main light is exhibited from the Equipment building (red brick building close W of Pierhead). The lower half of the building is painted white and illuminated to assist mariners in low visibility and at night. Seven sets of lights are also exhibited from the coping of the pier. Then S of the training wall (1.5nm E) which lies parallel to and 40m S of the embanked N side of the haven entrance. Five sets of lights are exhibited from the training wall. Then N of S Pier (0.1nm E) which is embanked. At the inner end of S Pier the embankment curves sharply to the N to form Brush Quay or The Brush. Lights are exhibited from S Pier and Brush Bend. A buoyed anchor should be ready to assist the turn if necessary at the bend. Tugs may also assist the turn. On completion of the turn there is direct approach to the various riverside berths lying to the N. From a position E of Brush Lighthouse, the River Yare runs 2nm N to Haven Bridge. This part of the river forms the haven, which has a generally uniform width of 80m.

BA 1536. Admiralty Pilot NP54, NP286(1).

Humber MRCC.

1021.

Compulsory, for fishing vessels over 47.5m in length and all other vessels over 40m in length, except warships, vessels exempt by law and vessels changing berth within the River Yare. The services of a pilot are recommended, not only for navigation but also for changing berth and swinging ship as the river has width limitations. Vessels should send ETA 8 hours in advance if a pilot is required stating; vessel's LOA, draught, GT, last port of call, cargo and berth (outer harbour or river port) and number of persons onboard. Amendments to ETA should be reported as necessary, with confirmation 2 hours before arrival or when within VHF range. Inbound vessels or moving within the port should send request for pilots 2 hours in advance (pilotage is not compulsory for vessels shifting within the river Yare but is recommended). Outbound vessels should order pilotage at least 1 hours before departure. Pilotage area covers the waters within an area bounded by: ..... Compulsory Pilotage Area: This area covers the waters within the Outer Harbour and also the waters within the River Yare, bounded by: 1. The entrance to the River Yare between Gorleston Pier and the northern pier (52°34.37'N 001°44.29'E) 2. Seaward side of the Haven Bridge (52°36.41'N 001°43.37'E) Voluntary Pilotage Area: This includes an area of waters bounded by the following positions, but excludes the Compulsory Pilotage Area: 1. The seaward port limits: a. 52°44.00'N 001°41.12'E (on the coast) b. 52°44.00'N 001°52.00'E c. 52°30.00'N 001°52.00'E d. 52°30.00'N 001°45.38'E (on the coast) to 2. The port limits of the Port of Yarmouth on the river Yare at position 52° 36.59'N 001°43.16'E. Pilots board in the following positions: ..... 1. Great Yarmouth (Outer): 52°32.00'N 001°51.90'E 2. Great Yarmouth (Inner) : 52°34.75'N 001°46.00'E 3. Great Yarmouth River Port: 52°34.25'N 001°45.20'E

Within the following positions: ..... 1. 52°35.53'N 001°44.23'E 2. 52°35.52'N 001°45.39'E 3. 52°33.73'N 001°45.39'E 4. 52°33.73'N 001°43.98'E

Brush Lighthouse: An all round fixed red light is exhibited at an elevation of 20m above MHWS on the circular red brick tower facing the entrance to the haven. Brush Quay leading lights: Front light (white column, 6m above MHWS) (52° 34.3'N 001°44.1'E) on the edge of Brush Quay; Rear light (7m above MHWS) situated on the E side of Brush Lighthouse (30m W of front light) which also exhibits a main light. Nelson's Monument (52°35.3'N 001°44.1'E). Tower (52°33.7'N 001°43.9'E). All lights are displayed from the E end of the South Pier; vertically disposed 2m apart, arc of visibility 180° through W to 070° with the lower light at the height of 11m above MHWS. The following signals are displayed to seaward to control vessel movements into the port. ..... Fl (3) R Emergency - port closed F (3) R Vessels shall not approach the port F (3) G Vessels may approach if safe - one way traffic

All vessels should maintain a slow speed in the river. The maximum speed of 7kts is not necessarily a safe speed and a slower speed may be appropriate. Haven Bridge is a lifting bridge with a vertical clearance of 2.3m when closed and a width of 26.8m when open. When passage upriver through the bridge is prohibited, three fixed lights, vertically disposed will be displayed on the Eastern end. When passage down river is prohibited three fixed red lights will be displayed on the Western end. Small craft are strictly prohibited to the Outer Harbour.

Range 2.0m springs, 1.0m neaps. The S going stream outside the harbour entrance runs past the N Pier and turns NW passing S Pier as the ingoing stream. The main part of the stream runs W to Brush Bend but a part forms an eddy current running E along N Pier. In these conditions inbound vessels must take care to avoid being set onto the N Pier, as the NW going eddy current acts strongly on the port bow deflecting vessels towards the N Pier. The outgoing stream runs past N Pier and turns N with the N going stream. The latter does not set so sharply across the entrance as the eddy on the in-going stream. However at S Pier part of the stream sets SE before joining the N going stream. Inbound vessels may then round S Pier stemming this stream. In mid channel inbound vessels may find the bow deflected to port towards S Pier by this set. During and after heavy rain the duration and rate of the outgoing stream is increased and the ingoing stream correspondingly reduced. Under these circumstances the outgoing stream may attain 6kts off Brush Quay and there may be a continuous out-going stream for 18 hours. Slack water normally occurs at local HW+1.5 hours and LW+2 hours. Prolonged strong winds or heavy rainfall may cause these times to vary and also alter the tidal range by more than 1.0m. A quick flashing amber light is displayed on the S Pier brick building when the tide is flooding between the pierheads, with an arc of visibility 235°-295° from seaward.

Vessels inbound should send ETA at least 1 hour in advance of arrival stating; maximum draught, LOA and GT, agent, last port of call, cargo, designated berth and number of persons onboard. Vessels should contact Great Yarmouth Harbour on VHF Ch 12 when 1nm off the piers and obtain clearance before proceeding. Vessels outbound or shifting berth should inform Great Yarmouth Harbour within 15 minutes of ETD and obtain clearance to proceed immediately before letting go. Reporting Points: Vessels approaching Outer Harbour breakwater should report to Yarmouth Radio inbound in position 52°34.65'N 001°44.91'E and outbound in position 52°34.67'N 001°44.52'E. In addition, vessels over 50GT should report when passing the following points, stating whether North or South Bound: ..... Reporting Point Position Outer Harbour entrance Between entrance breakwaters River Port Entrance Entrance between Gorleston Pier and North Wall Ocean Terminal, (Berth 7) 52°35.12'N 001°43.78'E Atlas Berth, Trinity Wharf 52°35.73'N 001°43.58'E Haven Bridge 52°36.41'N 001°43.37'E Upper river limit 52°36.58'N 001°43.18'E On completion of berthing alongside

A port tug of 550hp available. Additional tugs available from Lowestoft. Twenty four hours notice is required, if possible.

Prevailing winds: Variable. Entry should be delayed when there are heavy seas in the entrance, particularly with strong SE winds over an outgoing stream. Otherwise light draught vessels may enter at most times, but high or low slack water is recommended.

GREAT YARMOUTH 52°34.38'N 1°44.49'E UNCTAD LOCODE: GB GTY For details see: GENERAL DIAGRAM GREAT YARMOUTH LOCAL PORT SERVICE ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________

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(2) The Port of Great Yarmouth Voluntary Pilotage Area covers the waters within an area bounded by the following positions, but excluding the Compulsory Pilotage Area: (a) The seaward limits: (i) 52°44'00N 1°41'12E (on the coast) (ii) 52°44'00N 1°52'00E (iii) 52°30'00N 1°52'00E (iv) 52°30'00N 1°45'38E (on the coast) to (b) The port limits of the Port of Great Yarmouth on the river Yare between positions 52°36'60N 1°43'21E and 52°36'58N 1°43'13E CONTACT DETAILS: Call: Yarmouth Pilots VHF Channel: Ch 12 Telephone: +44(0)1493 335515 E-mail: gypilotsgroup@peelports.com HOURS: H24 PROCEDURE: (1) Pilotage is compulsory for the following: (a) All commercial vessels of 40m LOA and over within the whole area of the port limits (b) All tows, require consent of the Harbour Office and pilotage is compulsory, unless agreed otherwise (c) All shifting in the river, requires advice to LPS and for Vessels of 40m LOA and over pilotage is compulsory, unless agreed otherwise by the Harbour Office (2) Pilotage is not compulsory for the following: (a) Vessels of less than 40m LOA (b) Fishing vessels with a registered length of less than 47.5m (c) British and foreign warships (3) Inward-bound vessels or vessels moving within the port should send request for Pilots 2h in advance (pilotage is not compulsory for vessels shifting within the River Yare but is recommended especially for vessels needing to turn in the river). (4) Outward-bound vessels should order Pilots at least 2h before departure. (5) Pilot boards as follows: (a) Great Yarmouth (Outer): 52°32'00N 1°51'90E (b) Great Yarmouth (Inner): 52°34'75N 1°46'00E (c) Great Yarmouth River Port: 52°34'20N 1°45'70E ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ LOCAL PORT SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS: Call: Yarmouth Radio VHF Channel: Ch 12 Telephone: +44(0)1519 496121 (H24) +44(0)1493 335511 E-mail: greatyarmouthmarine.services@peelports.com HOURS: H24 PROCEDURE: (1) Notice of ETA: Vessels should send ETA 24h in advance if a Pilot is required stating vessel's maximum draught and the nature of any defects directly to the port or via their agents. (2) Amendments to ETA should be reported as necessary, with confirmation 2h and 1h before arrival. (3) Vessels departing a port within 24h voyage time should send ETA on departure. (4) Inward-bound vessels should send ETA 2h in advance of arrival and confirm via VHF Ch 12, 1h before arrival off the port entrance stating: (a) Maximum draught (b) LOA and gt (c) Agent (d) Last port of call (excluding offshore installations) (e) Cargo (f) Designated berth (outer harbour or river port) (g) Number of persons on board (5) Vessels should contact Yarmouth Radio on VHF Ch 12 when 1 n mile off the harbour entrance and obtain clearance before proceeding. (6) Vessels are required to maintain a listening watch on VHF Ch 12 at all times within the Hr Limits and advice Yarmouth Radio of their intention to conduct any manoeuvres within the port prior to doing so. (7) Outward-bound vessels or vessels shifting berth should inform Yarmouth Radio within 15 mins of ETD, and obtain clearance to proceed, immediately before letting go. REPORTING POINTS: (1) Vessels approaching Outer Harbour breakwater should report to Yarmouth Radio inward-bound in position 52°34'65N 1°44'91E and outward-bound in position 52°34'67N 1°44'52E. Reporting Point Position Outer Harbour Entrance Between entrance breakwaters River Port Entrance Entrance between Gorleston Pier and North Wall Ocean Terminal, (Berth 7) 52°35.12N 1°43.78E Atlas Berth, Trinity Wharf 52°35.73N 1°43.58E Haven Bridge 52°36.41N 1°43.37E Upper river limit 52°36.58N 1°43.18E On completion of berthing alongside NOTE: Communications relating to dangerous goods must be sent to the LPS by e-mail 24h prior to arrival. ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ PORT CONTACT DETAILS: Local Port Service (LPS) Call: Yarmouth Radio VHF Channel: Ch 12 Telephone: +44(0)151 9496648 +44(0)1493 335511 E-mail: gymarineservices@peelports.com Website: www.peelports.com/port-locations/great-yarmouth Harbour Office Telephone: +44(0)1493 335500 E-mail: gyharbouroffice@peelports.com HOURS: LPS: H24 Harbour Office: 0900-1700 ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ BREYDON BRIDGE LOCATION: 52°36.72N 1°42.93E CONTACT DETAILS: VHF Channel: Ch 12 Telephone: +44(0)1493 335522 (0900-1645) ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ HAVEN BRIDGE LOCATION: 52 36' 40N 1 43' 37E CONTACT DETAILS: VHF Channel: Ch 12 Telephone: +44(0)1493 335522 (0900-1645) PROCEDURE: The bridge is only manned 10 mins before lifting. ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________ HERRING BRIDGE LOCATION: 52 35' 58N 1 43' 56E CONTACT DETAILS: Call: Herring Bridge VHF Channel: Ch 12 Telephone: +44(0)1493 448448 E-mail: bookings@herringbridge.com HOURS: H24 PROCEDURE: (1) Bookings must be made by all vessels regardless of size and whether they believe a bridge lift will be required or not. (2) New Bookings must be made at least 2h in advance of transit time through the bridge. (3) Booking revisions should be made as soon as possible, but no later than 30 mins before the original booking time. (4) Bookings can be made by telephone, e-mail, VHF radio, or using the booking form on the web portal: https://forms.norfolk.gov.uk/service/Herring_Bridge_Opening_Application. (5) Specific vessel characteristics and passage details are required to be provided to Herring Bridge Control. For full details on the information required for each class of vessel please refer to the 'Opening Procedures Guidance', a copy of which is included on the 'Herring Bridge Information and Booking' page on the website: https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/major-projects-and-improvement-pl ans/great-yarmouth/third-river-crossing/herring-bridge-operations. ________________________________________________________________________________" }

WEEKLY CORRECTIONS FROM UKHO NtM WEEK 20/25 Peel Ports Group Great Yarmouth Notice 14/25, (RSDRA2025000207676), 20/25

VHF: Great Yarmouth Harbour: Ch 12, 09, 11. Tel: +44 1493 335511, Fax: +44 1493 653464. Yarmouth Pilots: Ch 12. Tel: +44 1493 335515. Email: marineservices@eastportuk.co.uk. Haven and Breydon Bridges: Ch 12. Tugs: Ch 11. All communications relating to dangerous substances can be sent throughout 24 hours by fax or email.

..... Documents Copies 1. Crew List - 2. Passenger List - 3. Stowaway List - 4. Bonded Stores List - 5. Crew's Personal Effects List - 6. Stores List - 7. Arms & Ammunition List - 8. Health documents or Certificate 1 9. Ship Sanitation Control Certificate 1 10. Load Line Certificate 1 11. Tonnage Certificate 1 12. Certificate of Nationality 1 13. Safety Equipment Certificate 1 14. Cargo Gear Certificate 1 15. Bills of Lading - 16. Manifests (freighted) - 17. Manifests (unfreighted) - 18. Light Dues Certificate 1 19. Safety Radio Certificate 1 20. Safety Construction Certificate 1 21. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate 1 22. ISPS documents -

ETA should be sent at least 24 hours, or immediately upon departure from last port or offshore installation. Confirmation of ETA is required at 8 hours and 2 hours prior to arrival. ETA for pilotage is 8 hours or departure from last port, confirmed at 2 hours.

Ship Sanitation Control Certificates and Exemption Certificates renewed.