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E 4 ALBERT EMBANKMENT LONDON SE1 7SR Telephone: +44 (0)20 7735 7611 Fax: +44 (0)20 7587 3210 NEW TRAFFIC SEPARATION SCHEMES COLREG.2/Circ.65 23 May 2014 1 The Maritime Safety Committee, at its ninety-third session (14 to 23 May 2014) adopted, in accordance with resolution A.858(20), the following new traffic separation schemes:.1 "On the Pacific coast of Panama"; and.2 "At the approaches to Puerto Cristobal". 2 The new traffic separation schemes listed in subparagraphs.1 and.2 above and detailed in the annexes will be implemented at 0000 hours UTC on 1 December 2014. ***

Annex 1, page 1 "ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF PANAMA" ANNEX 1 NEW TRAFFIC SEPARATION SCHEMES Part 1 "Gulf of Panama" Reference chart: British Admiralty 1929, 1998 edition Note: This chart is based on World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum Description of the traffic separation scheme (a) A separation zone bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (4) 08 44.70 N, 079 27.00 W (5) 08 35.00 N, 079 26.00 W (6) 07 45.00 N, 079 26.00 W (7) 07 45.00 N, 079 23.00 W (8) 08 35.00 N, 079 23.00 W (9) 08 45.42 N, 079 25.44 W The separation zone is approximately three miles wide in the south and narrowing in the north. (b) A southbound traffic lane between the separation zone and a separation line connecting the geographical positions 1, 2 and 3: (1) 07 45.00 N, 079 28.20 W (2) 08 35.00 N, 079 28.20 W (3) 08 44.00 N, 079 28.00 W The southbound traffic lane is approximately one mile wide at the northern limit and two miles wide in the south. (c) A northbound traffic lane between the separation zone and a separation line connecting the geographical positions 10, 11 and 12: (10) 08 46.00 N, 079 24.62 W (11) 08 35.00 N, 079 21.00 W (12) 07 45.00 N, 079 21.00 W The northbound traffic lane is approximately two miles wide in the south and one mile wide at the northern limit.

Annex 1, page 2 Part 2 "Morro de Puercos" Reference chart: British Admiralty 2496, 2013 edition Note: This chart is based on World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum Description of the traffic separation scheme (d) A separation zone bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (13) 07 03.40 N, 080 11.53 W (14) 07 00.00 N, 080 15.00 W (15) 07 00.00 N, 080 27.00 W (16) 06 59.00 N, 080 27.00 W (17) 06 59.00 N, 080 14.55 W (18) 07 02.65 N, 080 10.76 W The separation zone is approximately one mile wide. (e) A separation zone bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (19) 07 01.26 N, 080 09.30 W (20) 06 57.00 N, 080 13.67 W (21) 06 57.00 N, 080 27.00 W (22) 06 55.00 N, 080 27.00 W (23) 06 55.00 N, 080 12.70 W (24) 06 59.87 N, 080 07.84 W The separation zone is approximately two miles wide. (f) (g) A traffic lane for south-westbound and westbound traffic, two miles wide, is established between the separation zones indicated in paragraphs (d) and (e). A traffic lane for eastbound and north-eastbound traffic, two miles wide, is established between the separation zone referred in paragraph (e) and a line connecting the geographical positions 25, 26 and 27: (25) 06 58.46 N, 080 06.34 W (26) 06 53.00 N, 080 11.77 W (27) 06 53.00 N, 080 27.00 W Part 3 "Isla Jicarita" Reference chart: British Admiralty 2496, 2013 edition Note: This chart is based on World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum Description of the traffic separation scheme (h) A separation zone, one mile wide, is bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (28) 07 00.00 N, 081 45.00 W (29) 07 00.00 N, 081 50.00 W (30) 06 59.00 N, 081 50.00 W (31) 06 59.00 N, 081 45.00 W

Annex 1, page 3 (i) A separation zone, two miles wide, is bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (32) 06 57.00 N, 081 45.00 W (33) 06 57.00 N, 081 50.00 W (34) 06 55.00 N, 081 50.00 W (35) 06 55.00 N, 081 45.00 W (j) (k) A westbound traffic lane, two miles wide, is established between the two separation zones indicated in paragraphs (h) and (i). An eastbound traffic lane, two miles wide, is established between the separation zone referred in paragraph (i) and a line connecting points 36 and 37: (36) 06 53.00 N, 081 45.00 W (37) 06 53.00 N, 081 50.00 W Part 4 Inshore traffic zones Reference charts: British Admiralty 1929, 1998 edition, British Admiralty 2496, 2013 edition Note: These charts are based on World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum Description of the inshore traffic zones (l) An Eastern inshore traffic zone is designated to the east of the Gulf of Panama scheme, in an area contained between the following geographical positions: (40) 08 56'.48 N, 078 58'.52 W (10) 08 46.00 N, 079 24.62 W (11) 08 35.00 N, 079 21.00 W (12) 07 45.00 N, 079 21.00 W (41) 07 33.60 N, 078 12.84 W (m) A Western inshore traffic zone is designated to the west, in an area contained between the following geographical positions: (39) 08 43'.81 N, 079 44'.75 W (3) 08 44.00 N, 079 28.00 W (2) 08 35.00 N, 079 28.20 W (1) 07 45.00 N, 079 28.20 W (13) 07 03.40 N, 080 11.53 W (14) 07 00.00 N, 080 15.00 W (15) 07 00.00 N, 080 27.00 W (28) 07 00.00 N, 081 45.00 W (29) 07 00.00 N, 081 50.00 W (38) 07 12.39 N, 081 47.88 W ***

Annex 2, page 1 ANNEX 2 "AT THE APPROACHES TO PUERTO CRISTOBAL" Reference chart: British Admiralty 1400, 2000 edition Note: This chart is based on World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) datum Description of the traffic separation scheme (a) A west-south-western separation line connecting the following geographical positions: (1) 09 28.00 N, 080 03.00 W (2) 09 28.90 N, 079 59.20 W (b) A north-eastern separation line connecting the following geographical positions: (3) 09 31.95 N, 079 48.10 W (4) 09 43.00 N, 079 38.90 W (c) Traffic separation zone bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (5) 09 31.00 N, 079 57.52 W (6) 09 33.97 N, 080 02.50 W (7) 09 35.65 N, 080 01.40 W (8) 09 32.20 N, 079 56.50 W (d) Traffic separation zone bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (9) 09 33 40 N, 079 54.92 W (10) 09 40'.00 N, 079 57'.20 W (11) 09 41'08 N, 079 55'30 W (12) 09 33.90 N, 079 53.50 W (e) Traffic separation zone bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions: (13) 09 33.85 N, 079 51.20 W (14) 09 42'.38 N, 079 47'.61 W (15) 09 42'.58 N, 079 45'.00W (16) 09 33.15 N, 079 49.80 W (f) Traffic lanes for entry to ports, anchorages and transit through the Canal in the following geographical positions: Direction East: (17) 09 31'.09 N, 080 03'.19 W Direction South: (18) 09 41'.60 N, 079 51'.89 W (g) Traffic lanes for exit from ports, anchorages and transit through the Canal in the following geographical positions: Direction North-West: (19) 09 32'.69 N, 079 55'.80 W

Annex 2, page 2 Direction North-East: (20) 09 32'.50 N, 079 48'.98 W Inshore traffic zones (h) An inshore traffic zone is designated along the western boundary of the eastbound entry traffic lane described in paragraph (f), and limited by the lines connecting the following geographical positions: (1) 09 28.00 N, 080 03.00 W (2) 09 28.90 N, 079 59.20 W (21) 09 18.68 N, 080 01.20 W (22) 09 21.40 N, 079 59.10 W (i) An inshore traffic zone is designated along the eastern boundary of the north-eastbound exit traffic lane described in paragraph (g), and limited by the lines connecting the following geographical positions: (3) 09 31.95 N, 079 48.10 W (4) 09 43.00 N, 079 38.90 W (23) 09 29.00 N, 079 43.50 W (24) 09 38'.05 N, 079 32'.30 W