NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS · FOR OFFICERS OF THE WATCH AND MASTERS
NAVAREA I (1) warnings
NAVAREA I (1) is one of the 21 sea areas of the World-Wide Navigational Warning Service, coordinated by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office. Its waters reach the ports of the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany and 15 more countries. NaviBoss draws its in-force warnings on the chart, refreshed every few hours.
Countries with ports in NAVAREA I
Each country opens its port guides. Ports on two coasts can sit in two areas.
| Country | Ports in this area | Other NAVAREAs |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 152 | — |
| Norway | 94 | also NAVAREA XIX |
| Sweden | 86 | — |
| Denmark | 76 | — |
| Germany | 43 | — |
| Finland | 39 | — |
| Iceland | 31 | — |
| Ireland | 24 | — |
| Netherlands | 23 | — |
| France | 17 | also NAVAREA II, NAVAREA III |
| Estonia | 16 | — |
| Faroe Islands | 10 | — |
| Belgium | 9 | — |
| Poland | 9 | — |
| Russia | 9 | also NAVAREA III, NAVAREA XI, NAVAREA XIII, NAVAREA XX, NAVAREA XXI |
| Latvia | 8 | — |
| Isle of Man | 3 | — |
| Guernsey | 2 | — |
| Lithuania | 2 | — |
| Jersey | 1 | — |
Voyages through NAVAREA I
- Rotterdam to SingaporeNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII → XI
- Rotterdam to ShanghaiNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII → XI
- Hamburg to ShanghaiNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII → XI
- Antwerp to SingaporeNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII → XI
- Rotterdam to Hong KongNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII → XI
- Rotterdam to BusanNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII → XI
- Rotterdam to MumbaiNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII
- Rotterdam to ColomboNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX → VIII
- Mundra to RotterdamNAVAREAs VIII → IX → III → II → I
- Rotterdam to Jebel AliNAVAREAs I → II → III → IX
- Ras Tanura to RotterdamNAVAREAs IX → III → II → I
- Rotterdam to New YorkNAVAREAs I → IV
Canals and straits in this area
Questions about NAVAREA I
Who coordinates NAVAREA I (1)?
NAVAREA I is coordinated by the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office. The coordinator collects the navigational warnings for the area and broadcasts them by satellite at scheduled times, at least twice a day.
Which countries are in NAVAREA I?
Countries with ports in NAVAREA I include the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Finland, Iceland and Ireland, 12 more in the list on this page.
Where can I see the NAVAREA I warnings in force?
The official in-force list is published by the coordinator, the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, and broadcast by SafetyNET. NaviBoss draws the in-force warnings on the chart, refreshed every few hours, and lists those near your planned route. Always keep the official list on board.
Which voyages pass through NAVAREA I?
For example Rotterdam to Singapore, Rotterdam to Shanghai, Hamburg to Shanghai and Antwerp to Singapore. A ship keeps the warnings of every NAVAREA it passes through.
The other NAVAREAs
- NAVAREA II (2)France
- NAVAREA III (3)Spain
- NAVAREA IV (4)United States
- NAVAREA V (5)Brazil
- NAVAREA VI (6)Argentina
- NAVAREA VII (7)South Africa
- NAVAREA VIII (8)India
- NAVAREA IX (9)Pakistan
- NAVAREA X (10)Australia
- NAVAREA XI (11)Japan
- NAVAREA XII (12)United States
- NAVAREA XIII (13)Russian Federation
- NAVAREA XIV (14)New Zealand
- NAVAREA XV (15)Chile
- NAVAREA XVI (16)Peru
- NAVAREA XVII (17)Canada
- NAVAREA XVIII (18)Canada
- NAVAREA XIX (19)Norway
- NAVAREA XX (20)Russian Federation
- NAVAREA XXI (21)Russian Federation
NAVAREA I warnings on your route
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A planning aid, not for navigation. The official in-force list from the NAVAREA coordinator, your NAVTEX and SafetyNET receivers and the latest Notices to Mariners always come first.