NOAA - United States Coast Pilot 09 - Alaska: Cape Spencer to Beaufort Sea
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Navigate Alaska’s coasts with confidence. This guide covers Cape Spencer to the Beaufort Sea, offering key details on channels, hazards, weather, ice, and regulations for safe voyages.
NOCP09
Data sheet
- What is the classification?
- navigation book
- Who is the publisher or the author?
- NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
- paper medium
- From which year does this nautical chart date?
- 2017
- What type of navigation book is this?
- sailing directions
- Picto
- In English language
Specific References
- UPC
- 400000012247
- EAN13
- 4000000167839
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Description détaillée
United States Coast Pilot 9 – Alaska: Cape Spencer to Beaufort Sea
Navigation guide in EnglishPaperback edition
Your Essential Companion for Safe and Informed Navigation in Alaska’s Waters
Navigating Alaska’s rugged and remote coastline demands precision, local insight, and reliable data. The *United States Coast Pilot 9* delivers exactly that—comprehensive, up-to-date guidance for mariners operating between Cape Spencer and the Beaufort Sea. Designed to complement nautical charts, this volume provides the critical details that charts alone cannot convey, ensuring safer, more efficient voyages in one of the world’s most challenging maritime environments.Engineered for Professional Mariners and Commercial Operators
This guide is not just a reference—it’s a tool built for those who depend on accuracy. Whether you’re a captain of a cargo vessel, a fishing fleet operator, or a maritime logistics coordinator, the *Coast Pilot 9* equips you with the knowledge to navigate complex waterways, avoid hazards, and comply with federal regulations. It bridges the gap between raw chart data and real-world conditions, offering actionable intelligence tailored to the needs of commercial and professional mariners.Comprehensive Coverage of Alaska’s Pacific and Arctic Coasts
From the icy straits of the Arctic to the winding channels of Southeast Alaska, this volume covers over 1,500 miles of coastline. It includes detailed descriptions of:- **Channels and fairways**, with depths, widths, and recommended routes for vessels of all sizes.- **Anchorages and harbors**, highlighting safe mooring locations, bottom conditions, and local restrictions.- **Bridge and cable clearances**, ensuring your vessel can pass safely under infrastructure.- **Tidal and current data**, including predictions, ranges, and seasonal variations that impact navigation.- **Weather and ice conditions**, with insights into seasonal patterns, storm tracks, and ice formation zones.- **Hazards and obstructions**, from submerged rocks to shifting shoals, with precise coordinates and warnings.- **Traffic separation schemes**, outlining regulated routes to prevent collisions in high-traffic areas.- **Port facilities**, including docks, fueling stations, repair services, and emergency resources.- **Federal regulations**, covering environmental protections, fishing zones, and vessel reporting requirements.Updated Annually for Unmatched Accuracy
Maritime conditions in Alaska are dynamic—shifting sands, changing ice patterns, and new infrastructure demand constant updates. The *Coast Pilot 9* is revised annually, with the latest edition (2025) incorporating the most recent hydrographic surveys, regulatory changes, and user feedback. This ensures you’re working with the freshest data available, reducing risks and improving operational efficiency.Designed for Durability and Practical Use
Built for the demands of life at sea, this paperback edition features a sturdy binding and a compact 8.5 x 11-inch format, making it easy to store on the bridge or in a chart table. Weighing just 1.8 kg, it’s lightweight enough for frequent handling yet robust enough to withstand harsh conditions. The clear, concise layout prioritizes readability, with headings, charts, and diagrams that allow for quick reference during critical moments.Why This Guide is Indispensable for Alaska’s Waters
Alaska’s coastline is unforgiving. Remote locations, extreme weather, and limited infrastructure mean that even minor errors can have serious consequences. The *United States Coast Pilot 9* mitigates these risks by providing:- **Local expertise** from mariners, pilots, and NOAA hydrographers who understand the region’s unique challenges.- **Regulatory compliance** guidance, helping you navigate federal laws without costly delays or penalties.- **Operational efficiency**, with route recommendations that save time and fuel.- **Safety assurance**, through detailed hazard warnings and emergency contact information.For professionals who cannot afford uncertainty, this guide is the difference between a routine voyage and a costly incident. Whether you’re navigating the Inside Passage, the Bering Strait, or the Arctic Ocean, the *Coast Pilot 9* is your trusted source for safe, informed navigation.Navigate Alaska’s Most Remote Waters with Confidence
The *United States Coast Pilot 9* is the definitive navigation guide for mariners operating along Alaska’s Pacific and Arctic coastlines, from Cape Spencer to the Beaufort Sea. More than just a supplement to nautical charts, this volume provides the contextual intelligence needed to navigate safely in one of the most complex and hazardous maritime environments in the world. With coverage spanning over 1,500 miles of coastline, it delivers critical details on channels, anchorages, hazards, weather patterns, and federal regulations—all updated annually to reflect the latest conditions and survey data.
Built for Professional Mariners Who Demand Precision
Designed for commercial operators, fishing fleets, and maritime logistics teams, this guide is engineered to support decision-making in high-stakes scenarios. It includes in-depth descriptions of bridge clearances, cable heights, and tidal currents, ensuring vessels of all sizes can navigate safely. Seasonal ice conditions, storm tracks, and traffic separation schemes are clearly outlined, helping you plan routes that minimize risks and maximize efficiency. The 2025 edition (43rd in the series) incorporates the most recent hydrographic surveys, regulatory updates, and user-reported corrections, making it the most reliable resource for Alaska’s waters.
Practical, Durable, and Optimized for Real-World Use
Weighing just 1.8 kg and measuring 8.5 x 11 inches, this paperback edition is built to withstand the rigors of life at sea. Its sturdy binding and clear, concise layout ensure quick reference during critical moments, whether you’re plotting a course through the Bering Strait or anchoring in a remote Arctic harbor. The guide’s structured format—featuring headings, diagrams, and bullet-pointed warnings—prioritizes readability, allowing mariners to access vital information without delay. For those who operate in Alaska’s waters, this is not just a book; it’s an essential tool for safety, compliance, and operational success.
The *United States Coast Pilot 9* is a paperback navigation guide covering Alaska’s Pacific and Arctic coasts from Cape Spencer to the Beaufort Sea. Updated annually, the 2025 edition (43rd in the series) spans 8.5 x 11 inches, weighs 1.8 kg, and is published in English. It includes detailed data on channels, hazards, tides, ice conditions, and federal regulations, with coordinates spanning latitudes 49.9767°N to 72.2618°N and longitudes 173.1329°E to 136.7734°W.
For over a century, this series has set the standard for maritime navigation guides in U.S. waters. Produced by a federal agency dedicated to oceanic and atmospheric research, these volumes are trusted by commercial mariners, the U.S. Coast Guard, and international shipping fleets. Each edition undergoes rigorous review by hydrographers, pilots, and local experts to ensure accuracy, making it the gold standard for safe and compliant navigation.
- Comprehensive coverage of Alaska’s most remote and hazardous waters, from Cape Spencer to the Beaufort Sea.
- Annual updates incorporating the latest hydrographic surveys, regulatory changes, and user feedback.
- Detailed descriptions of channels, anchorages, hazards, and infrastructure, tailored for commercial vessels.
- Clear guidance on tidal currents, ice conditions, and weather patterns to support safe route planning.
- Federal regulations and compliance information to avoid costly delays or penalties.
- Durable paperback format designed for frequent use in harsh maritime environments.
- Trusted by professional mariners, fishing fleets, and maritime logistics teams for over a century.
What is the coverage area in detail for this volume?
This volume covers the Pacific and Arctic coasts of Alaska, specifically from Cape Spencer to the Beaufort Sea, including key navigation points and waterways in between.
How often are updates released for this publication?
Updates are released annually, with the latest edition typically published in August.
What are the dimensions and weight of the printed version?
The printed version measures 8.5 x 11 inches and weighs approximately 1.8 kg.
Are there any specific regulations included in this volume?
Yes, it includes federal regulations applicable to navigation in the covered area, such as traffic separation schemes and local maritime laws.
Does this book include information on ice conditions?
Yes, it provides detailed information on ice conditions, including seasonal variations and hazards for navigation.
What type of binding is used for the printed edition?
The printed edition features a paperback (broché) binding for durability and ease of use.
Are there any specific details about bridge clearances in this volume?
Yes, it includes precise measurements of bridge heights and cable clearances along the covered routes.
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