Admiralty - NP080 - List of Lights and Fog Signals - South Atlantic & East Pacific

Navigate the South Atlantic and East Pacific with Unrivaled Precision
When every mile counts, this essential navigation guide delivers the critical data maritime professionals rely on. Covering the western South Atlantic and eastern Pacific—from Cabo Orange to Point Barrow, including the Hawaiian Islands—this paperback reference provides instant access to over 85,000 light structures, fog signals, and navigational aids. Designed for merchant marine officers, shipmasters, and navigators, it transforms complex coastal and open-water navigation into a streamlined, error-free process.

Engineered for High-Stakes Maritime Operations
This isn’t just a list—it’s a lifeline for vessels operating in some of the world’s most trafficked and challenging waters. Each entry includes the international number, precise geographic coordinates, light characteristics (color, period, phase), elevation in meters, nominal range in nautical miles, and a detailed structural description. Fog signals are equally comprehensive, with operational patterns and foreign language equivalents for international compliance. Tables for calculating geographic and luminous ranges ensure accurate visibility assessments, even in low-light or adverse weather conditions.

Built for the Bridge, Backed by a Legacy of Reliability
Weighing 1.9 kg, this durable paperback is designed for the rigors of daily use on the bridge or in navigation stations. Its standardized layout allows for rapid information retrieval, while regular updates via Notices to Mariners guarantee compliance with the latest maritime regulations. Whether planning a voyage, monitoring a route, or responding to an emergency, this guide provides the clarity and confidence needed to navigate safely—no matter the conditions.

Why This Guide Belongs on Every Professional Vessel
In regions where chart data may be limited or hazards are frequent, this publication fills the gap with unmatched accuracy. It’s the same trusted resource used by commercial fleets, naval operations, and maritime authorities worldwide. For vessels traversing the South Atlantic or East Pacific, this isn’t just a tool—it’s a safeguard for your crew, cargo, and vessel.

This comprehensive navigation guide covers over 85,000 light structures and fog signals across the western South Atlantic and eastern Pacific, including lighthouses, lightships, illuminated floating marks (over 8 meters tall), and other critical navigational aids. Each entry provides the international number, geographic coordinates, light characteristics (color, period, phase), elevation in meters, nominal range in nautical miles, and structural descriptions. The guide also includes fog signal details, foreign language equivalents, and tables for calculating geographic and luminous ranges. Weighing 1.9 kg, this paperback edition is updated regularly via Notices to Mariners to ensure compliance with the latest maritime standards.

With a legacy spanning over two centuries, this publisher is the gold standard in maritime navigation, trusted by commercial fleets, naval operations, and maritime authorities worldwide. Their publications are renowned for their precision, reliability, and adherence to the highest industry standards, ensuring navigators have the most accurate and up-to-date information at their fingertips. Regular updates and a global network of contributors make their guides indispensable for safe and efficient maritime operations.

• This guide delivers unparalleled accuracy with over 85,000 verified light structures and fog signals, ensuring safe navigation in high-traffic and remote regions.
• Its standardized format allows for rapid information retrieval, while regular updates via Notices to Mariners guarantee compliance with the latest maritime regulations.
• The durable paperback design is built for frequent use on the bridge, and the inclusion of foreign language equivalents and range calculation tables enhances its versatility for international voyages.
• Trusted by maritime professionals globally, it’s an essential tool for voyage planning, route monitoring, and emergency navigation.