Shoreham (GBSHO)

A general cargo and small bulker port with many private wharves handling their own cargoes for vessels of 3,500-8,000DWT range according to port location. Third party traffic is handled by port's own and private stevedoring companies. The port works on a tidally restrictive basis with access for commercial ships 7 hours on each high tide dependent on draught The port has motorway links (M23, M25) to all industrial areas via M3, M4, M1, M2 and M20. Scope exists for terminal operations in pulp, paper, timber, steel and bulk commodities.

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

Shoreham is located on the S coast near Brighton within 88km of London.

LOA 104.81m, beam 16.4m, draught 6.1m, 6,408DWT.

Approx 1,800,000t of cargo and 300 vessels handled annually.

Anchorage may be found between 0.3nm and 2nm off the harbour in depths between 4.0-9.0m, sand over clay and chalk initially then sand and shingle with patches of chalk further offshore. A recommended anchorage is 2nm S of the harbour entrance in a depth of 6.0m, sand and gravel over chalk and clay, with the Head light bearing 000°.

The entrance is between inner piers protected by outer breakwaters. The E entrance is 244m in length and W entrance is 366m in length. The entrance between the breakwaters is 122m in width and the approach channel through the two piers is 91m in width. There are spending beaches between the piers and breakwaters and resonator chambers in the E pier which reduce the wave action in the inner harbour. The middle pier divides the E and W arms of the harbour.

BA 2044. Admiralty Pilot NP28, NP286(1).

Available, Solent CG MRCC.

1025.

Compulsory for vessel over LOA 50m and those carrying dangerous cargoes. Pilots board within 2nm of the harbour entrance from 4 hours before HW until tidal conditions after HW make entry into harbour unsafe. Contact pilots on VHF Ch 14 or Tel: +44 1273 592366, throughout 24 hours. Pilot Exemption can be applied for.

The port limits extend 2nm outward of the harbour entrance.

Chapel (50°51'N 000°18'W) with high roof. Tower and flagstaff (50°50'N 000°16'W) of Saint Mary's Church. Rear leading light tower (50°50'N 000°15'W), known as High Light (grey round stone tower, 12m in height).

Port entry signals govern the movement of traffic into and out of the port and the movement of traffic in the port. Tide tables available upon request. Prince George Lock (PG Lock) used for recreation Vessels. Prince Philip Lock (PP Lock) used for commercial Vessels.

Range MHWN 4.9m, MHWS 6.3m.

Port Authority, 720hp 10t bollard pull, diesel tug can be used if prior notice is given.

Prevailing winds: SW'ly.

SHOREHAM 50°49.50'N 0°14.83'W UNCTAD LOCODE: GB SHO ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________

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WEEKLY CORRECTIONS FROM UKHO NtM WEEK 03/24 Shoreham Port Authority correspondence, (RSDRA2023000338848), 03/24

VHF: Pilots and Port: Ch 16, 14. Tugs: Ch 11. Shoreham Harbour Radio, Tel: +44 1273 592366, Fax: +44 1273 595988, Email: HarbourRadio@shoreham-port.co.uk

Facilities are available at Newhaven.

EU arrivals, submit documents 1, 2, 4 and 7. Note: For arrivals from EU countries, HM Customs do not require all the listed certificates unless outward clearance foreign-going is necessary. ..... 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 Prior Notification 1 23. Waste Notification 1

Vessels over 50GT should notify ETA 24 hours prior to arrival, or as soon as within VHF range. ETA should be sent to the Harbour Master or Port Control stating, vessel's name, draught, beam and LOA. Vessels should contact the Harbour Radio at least 1 hour before leaving or shifting berth and also when entering or leaving the locks.

Contact port health at Brighton or Hove. Ship Sanitation Control and Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificates renewed.