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NAVAREA XIII (13) warnings

NAVAREA XIII (13) is one of the 21 sea areas of the World-Wide Navigational Warning Service, coordinated by the Russian Federation. Its waters reach the ports of Russia. NaviBoss draws its in-force warnings on the chart, refreshed every few hours.

NAVAREAXIII (13)World-Wide Navigational Warning Service
CoordinatorRussian Federationbroadcasts the warnings
Countries1with ports in the area
Extent42°N to 67°N131°E to 169°W, approximate
NAVAREA XIII as NaviBoss draws it (approximate limits: the official ones are in IHO/IMO publications). A planning sketch, not a chart.

Countries with ports in NAVAREA XIII

Each country opens its port guides. Ports on two coasts can sit in two areas.

CountryPorts in this areaOther NAVAREAs
Russia34also NAVAREA I, NAVAREA III, NAVAREA XI, NAVAREA XX, NAVAREA XXI

Voyages through NAVAREA XIII

Questions about NAVAREA XIII

Who coordinates NAVAREA XIII (13)?

NAVAREA XIII is coordinated by the Russian Federation. 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 XIII?

Countries with ports in NAVAREA XIII include Russia.

Where can I see the NAVAREA XIII warnings in force?

The official in-force list is published by the coordinator, the Russian Federation, 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 XIII?

For example Shanghai to Los Angeles, Busan to Los Angeles, Kaohsiung to Long Beach and Manila to Los Angeles. A ship keeps the warnings of every NAVAREA it passes through.

The other NAVAREAs

NAVAREA XIII warnings on your route

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About our guides

NaviBoss guides are written and checked by maritime industry experts, masters and deck officers. Each one is built from the same data the planner uses, dated, and rebuilt when that data changes. Spotted something wrong? Tell us on the feedback board.

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.