NP 350(3) ADMIRAL TV DISTANCE TABLES PACIFIC OCEAN covering Pacific Ocean and Seas bordering it FIRST EDITION 1984 Published by The Hydrographer of the Navy © Crown Copyright 1984 To be obtained from the Agents for the sale of Admiralty PREVIOUS EDITIONS: Admiralty Distance Tables, Volume V 1st Edition 1919 2nd Edition 1953 Charts PREFACE This first edition of Admiralty Distance Tables-Pacific Ocean has been prepared by Lieutenant Commander C J de C Scott, RN, and contains distance tables for the Pacific Ocean and Seas bordering it The tables have been compiled from the latest information in the Hydrographic Department, the distances have been completely re-worked, the areas re-arranged and the information presented in a different format from Admiralty Distance Tables Volume V 2nd Edition 1953, which it supersedes D W Haslam Rear-Admiral Hydrographer of the Navy Hydrographic Department Ministry of Defence Taunton Somerset TA1 2DN 20 September 1984 iii iv CONTENTS Page iii iv Preface Contents List of Diagrams Introduction v vii General Notes on Tables in this Volume xxii Table South China Sea Table Palawan Passage 13 Table Sulu and Celebes Seas 17 Table Eastern China Sea and Yellow Sea 25 Table Bo Hai 29 Table Seto Naikai 31 Table Sea of Japan 35 Table Sea of Okhotsk 39 Table Bering Sea 43 Table 10 British Columbia 45 Table 11 Australia-NE Table 12 Pacific Ocean Table 13 Pacific Westbound Coast-Inner Route 51 55 Routes 99 Link Tables 113 Gazetteer 133 LIST OF DIAGRAMS LIST OF DIAGRAMS Shape of the Earth Meridional Parts Mean and Middle Latitudes Great circle track Composite Sailing Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart Index Chart 1-Diagram of Index Charts 2-South China Sea and Palawan Passage 3-Sulu and Celebes Seas and Palawan Passage 4-Eastern China Sea and Yellow Sea and Bo Hai 5-Sea of Japan 6-Sea of Okhotsk -Bering Sea and Seto Naikai 8-British Columbia 9-Australia-NE Coast-Inner Route Page ix xii xiii xiv xix Index Chart section following page 145 v ADMIRAL TV DISTANCE TABLES PACIFIC OCEAN INTRODUCTION Selecting a route The routes used for distances in these tables, which are the shortest routes, are not necessarily the quickest or most suitable for a particular passage: other routes may offer more favourable currents or conditions of sea, swell or weather The choice of the best route is described in Ocean Passages for the World and the various volumes of Admiralty Sailing Directions: Routeing Charts show some of the principal commonly-used routes Essential to this choice, is a knowledge of the shortest distance between the point of departure and destination, which can then be modified as circumstances require It is these shortest navigable distances which are given in these tables Since the Pacific Ocean is of such a size that great circle routes diverge appreciably from rhumb line routes, and the straits between the many islands bordering its Nand W shores often offer alternative routes differing little in distance, the shortest route between two places is not always immediately apparent To help select appropriate connecting points, near the great circle route between two stations, with which to enter the tables, Gnomonic Charts can sometimes be consulted to advantage Where traffic separation schemes exist, they have not necessarily been followed Terminal positions The geographical positions of the places tabulated, together with those of places mentioned in the notes, will be found in the Gazetteer Most of the terminal positions are pilot grounds or anchorages given in Admiralty Sailing Directions, but some are positions on the most commonly-used tracks in the entrances to large ports, rivers, or inlets containing a number of ports Consequently the named terminal position in the tables may be an appreciable distance from the place after which it is named, or from the ship's actual berth Depths Where routes are available for ships drawing 10m, they have been used for the distances in the tables Where there is not this depth, such as in harbour approaches or where there are off-lying shoals, the deepest recommended channels have been used Distances in the tables are given in International Nautical Miles (See paragraph 7b.) Notes on routes and distances Each table is preceded by a list of notes applicable to certain distances in that table The small figures below the distance figures in the table refer to the notes vii viii To use the tables Locate terminal positions in the tables nearest to the required departure and destination from the index chartlets (a) Places in the same table With the name of the place first in alphabetical order, enter the head of the appropriate page of the table Follow the column down until it meets the line corresponding to the other place named at the side At this intersection will be found the distance between the two places, with the reference to any notes in small figures immediately below it (b) Places in adjacent tables Obtain the distance by adding the distances from departure or destination through a place common to both tables Places in non-adjacent tables Work the distance through places common to the intervening table or tables, or if more than one table intervenes Link Tables (page 113) may be used (c) Examples Places in the same table Vladivostok-Busan Index Chart shows that both places lie within the area of Table Entering the head of Table (page 37) at Busan (the name first in alphabetical order) follow the column to Vladivostok to obtain the distance of 515 miles (a) Places in adjacent tables Vladivostok-Incheon Index Charts and show that Tables and can be used, connecting through KOREA STRAIT-W Entering the head of Table (page 37) at KOREA STRAIT-W: KOREASTRAIT-W-Vladivostok Entering the head of Table (page 28) at Incheon: Incheon-KOREA STRAIT-W (b) Giving Vladivostok-Incheon 544 368 912 (c) Places in non-adjacent tables Vladivostok- Tarakan From the Index Charts it will be seen that a route, likely to be the shortest, will pass through Korea and San Bernadino Straits From the tables the component distances can be obtained thus: Table Vladivostok-KOREA STRAIT-E (page KOREA STRAIT-E-NANSEI SHOTC-S (page NANSEI SHOTC-S-SAN BERNADINO STRAIT 12 (page SAN BERNADINO STRAIT- Tarakan (page Giving Vladivostok- 37) 28) 91) 23) Distance 565 539 781} Tarakan An alternative route, passing W of Luzon, can be worked as follows: 713 2598 or 1320 from Link Table J (page 126) x (b) Length of a mile_ The Sea Mile is the length of one minute of arc measured along the meridian in the latitude of a given place It varies with latitude and the Figure of the Earth in use, and is shortest at the equator (1842'9m) and longest at the poles (1861·7m) For the International Spheroid the length of a sea mile in latitude l is given by the formula: Sea Mile in latitude l=1852'27561-9'37069xcos 2l+0'01975xcos 4l-O·00004xcos 6l metres But for practical purposes, the first two terms alone are adequate The International Nautical Mile is definer! as a distance of 1852m (6076'1 feet) Therefore the length of an arc of a 'd' d' I h d h men lan, minutes In engt an Wit nll ddl I d l (1852,27561-9,37069 e atltu e = 1852 = (1-000 1488-0-0050598 xcos 2l) xd IN' nt xcos2L) autlca I M'I I es xd Int Nautical Miles This correction reaches its greatest value of about 0·5% at the equator and at the poles When applied to the distance between two places in different latitudes the value of the mean latitude may be used for l without appreciable error Example A ship steams from rN Nautical Miles to S along a meridian, a distance of 720' of arc To find the distance in International Mean latitude = 1° N Arc distance = [1 ,000 1488-0·005 0598 x cos (2 x FO)] 720 = [1 ·000 1488-0·005 0598 x 0·999 3908] 720 = 716-5 Int Nautical Miles For most purposes in practical navigation, this adjustment for the International Nautical Mile can be disregarded, but if necessary it can be readily applied to the formulae for the sphere used in the following sections Rhumb line sailing (a) A rhumb line, or loxodrome, is a line on the earth's surface which cuts all meridians at a constant angle It therefore plots on a Mercator chart as a straight line Rhumb line distances taken from a Mercator chart are only acceptable if measured on the latitude or distance scale of the chart within the band of latitude covering the distance in question, and when the difference of latitude is not great With small-scale charts and a large difference of latitude, considerable errors may occur unless great care is taken in using the latitude scale, particularly in high latitudes The course and distance between two places may be calculated approximately by plane sailing formulae, or exactly by meridional parts or middle latitude sailing formulae 138 Kang Tipayan Diki Island KAO-HSIUNG KANG Kap Shui Mun Kapingamarangi Atoll KARIMATA STRAIT Kas Pri ns 27 N 22 38 N 22 21 N E E E E E E E E E E E E E E W E E Kerama Retta KETCHIKAN KHOLMSK KII SU IDO Kikai Sh ima Kiriwana Island Kita-Daite Shima 30 S 25 57 N 151 05 E 131 18 E Kitava Island KODIAK 37 S 3438N 57 44 N 151 20 E 135 11 E 152 24 W Kodiak Island Kodgubi or Tobi Island Koh Tang Komandorskiye Ostrova 57 10 55 25 01 18 00 N N N N 153 30 W 131 11 E 103 08 E KOREA STRAIT -EAST CHANNEL KOREA STRAIT -WEST CHANNEL KORSAKOV KOTA KINABULU Kata Sho 34 34 46 22 00 30 37 00 04 N N N N N 129 129 142 116 121 111 103 Kawio, Kepulauan Kawit Strait Kaza n Retta Kenn Reefs Kent Group KOBE N S N N S N N N S S N N N N N 11 13 03 40 34 57 44 02 25 30 20 48 20 20 39 00 56 1 10 35 10 25 21 39 26 55 47 33 28 KASHIMA Kasim Oil Terminal 00 43 27 59 18 40 43 00 15 30 12 20 04 51 20 120 120 114 154 108 102 140 131 125 124 141 155 147 127 131 142 134 Kuala Paloh Entrance KUANT AN KUCH ING APPROACH 25 N 47 N 44 N Kuch ing Kuchinoerabu Shima Kudako Su ida 33 N 30 27 N Kuluk Bay See ADAK ISLAND Kume Shima 3400N 51 52 N 26 20 N 130 00 E 167 00 E KURE Kuril'skiye Ostrova Kuro Shima (Osumi Gunta) KURUSHIMA KAIKYO (Wend) KUSHIRO KWAJALEIN ATOLL KyOshu LA PAZ LA PEROUSE STRAIT LABUAN Lady Musgrave Islet LAE Lagoon Reef LAHAD DATU Lamotrek Islands LAOTIESHAN SHUIDAO La-sa-wei Lau G rou p Laughlan Isla nd Laut, Pu lau Le Maire, Estrecho de Leeuwin, Cape Lema Channel Leyte Liangxiondi Dao 34 14 4800N 30 50 34 09 42 59 48 33 00 N N N N N N 24 13 N 45 45 N 132 153 129 132 31 00 56 55 E E E E 144 21 E 167 35 E 131 00 E 110 142 115 152 147 144 118 19 00 16 24 00 54 20 W E E E E E E 20 00 49 00 42 E E E W E 24 16 55 45 27 01 N S S S N 38 22 18 30 35 08 00 17 43 N N N S S N 146 121 113 179 153 54 34 22 11 50 10 07 00 S S N N 65 00 W 114 54 E 114 15 E 108 00 E 30 10 N 124 40 E 122 57 E LlANYU N GANG '" Lingga, Kepulauan Lingkas, Pelabu n Lombok, Selat Longa, Proliv LOS ANGE LES 34 45 00 17 47 70 00 33 42 119 104 117 115 180 118 32 30 36 44 00 11 W 50 N 18 31 S 30 N 29 55 N 58 40 N 152 146 153 122 43 20 50 02 E E E E 176 34 W Losap Atoll Luci nda Luku nor Island Luotou Shuidao Lynn Channel 126 46 E LYTTLETON 43 36 S 30 00 45 04 32 17 22 E E E E E E E 110 32 E 110 20 E 130 13 E 132 36 E '" N o N S N N E E E E 135 06 W 172 49 E Maan Liedao Macclesfield Bank MACKAy MADANG Maemul Sudo • Maenggol Gundo Magpie Bank MAIZU RU Makanrushi, Ostrov MAKASAR SELAT (Macassar Strait) Malaita Island Malawali Channel MANILA Manila Reef MANIPA, SELAT Manning Strait Mantanani Islands MANZANILLO Mapia Islands Maratua, Pulau Mare, Tie Mariana Islands MASBATE HARBOUR MAT ARANI MA TSUY AMA Maui MAlA TLAN Mendarik, Pulau Merir Island Mi Shima Midai, Pulau Middle Channel (Singapore) Mikura Shima MIN JIANG Minami-Dait6 Shima Mindanao Mindoro Minto Reef MIRI Mitoko Shima Miyake Shima 30 47 15 50 21 07 13 3430N 34 14 544N 35 31 4945N o 45 00 00 14 32 50 20 30 43 19 04 o 54 15 21 30 17 00 12 23 16 59 33 52 20 45 23 10 19 19 3446N 00 22 33 53 26 07 25 50 00 13 00 10 26 33 00 34 05 N N S S N N N S N N N S S N N N N S N N S N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 122 114 149 145 125 125 119 135 154 119 161 117 120 149 127 158 116 104 134 118 168 146 123 72 132 156 106 107 132 131 107 104 139 119 131 125 121 154 113 129 139 42 30 15 50 40 50 06 20 25 25 00 18 56 15 22 00 20 21 15 35 00 00 37 07 42 20 27 02 18 08 47 24 35 48 15 00 10 20 55 32 31 E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E W E E E E E W E W W E E E E E E E E E E E E E E Miyako Shima MIZUSHIMA MOGPO Monneron, Ostrov MOROTAI (50' N of) MOURIL YAN HARBOUR MUARA HARBOUR Muaras, Karang Mui Vung Tau MURORAN 24 45 34 26 3446N 46 15 30 17 36 04 50 10 19 42 21 NAGASAKI KO NAG'A'YEV A, BUKHT A Nagoya K6 Nakanosh ima Su id6 NAKHODKA, ZALIV Namonu ita Islands Namp' Nanj ing NANSEI SHOTO-N NANSEI SHOTO - S Na nuku Passage NANUSA, PULAU-PULAU (18'NE of) Nanusa, Pulau-Pu la u Naruto Kaiky6 Nasami Seto Nasubata Channel Natuna Besar, Kepulauan Naufragio, Bahia de Negros NEMU RO Nemu ro Kai ky6 New Britai n New Georgia Group New Georgia Sound New Hebrides (see Vanuatu) New Ireland Ngatik Isla nds Ng ulu Atoll 32 42 5933N 35 02 29 45 42 48 45 3843N 32 06 29 00 25 20 16 40 00 40 34 14 34 16 58 00 o 54 10 30 43 21 44 00 40 00 45 17 00 20 50 30 N N N N S N N N N N N N N N N N N S N N N N N N S N N N S S S S S N N 125 133 126 141 128 146 115 118 107 140 20 46 23 15 30 10 06 55 05 54 E E E E E E E E E E 129 150 136 129 132 150 125 118 129 127 179 127 127 134 132 117 108 89 123 145 145 151 157 157 168 152 157 137 49 45 51 48 57 00 25 43 40 00 10 20 05 40 23 13 00 37 00 35 20 00 30 45 00 00 11 30 E E E E E E E E E E W E E E E E E W E E E E E E E E E E 139 140 Nichols Passage NIIGA TA Nikolayevsk-na-Amu re , Ning bo Nish ino Shima NOME Normanby Sound NORTH BALABAC STRAIT NORTH CAPE, NEW ZEALAND (5' NE of) North Chan nel NOU MEA Nouvelle Caledonie NUKU' ALOFA NUKU HIVA Nukuoro Atoll 35 37 53 29 27 64 10 34 22 21 21 12 58 08 52 15 30 35 15 22 05 18 00 00 56 51 N N N N N N S N S N S S S S N 131 139 140 121 140 165 142 117 173 117 166 165 175 140 155 40 04 44 33 53 30 11 00 08 10 25 00 10 06 00 W E E E E W E E E E E E W W E OShima (Tsugaru Kaiky6) OShima (Izu Shot6) Obi, Selat Odate Shima OITA OKHA OKHOTSK Oki Shot6 Oki-no- Tori Shima Okinawa Shima Okino-Dait6 Shima OKTY ABR'SKIY Okushiri Kaiky6 Okushiri Shima , Olimarao Islands Ong Do Oroluk Lagoon OSAKA Osprey Reef OSUMI KAIKYO Osu Seto OTAGO OTARU '" Otu Tolu Group 41 34 33 33 53 59 36 20 26 24 52 42 42 36 34 13 31 34 45 43 20 31 45 00 01 17 32 20 12 25 35 28 39 15 10 40 39 30 37 52 00 17 45 12 25 N N S N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S N N S N S 139 139 127 129 131 143 143 133 136 128 131 156 139 139 145 126 155 135 146 131 132 170 141 174 22 22 30 26 40 12 10 12 05 00 11 12 40 25 50 00 20 23 38 00 27 44 02 30 E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E W Pagan Island , , Palau Islands '" Palawan , , PALAWAN PASSAGE-N Palawan Passage- S., Palemba ng PANAMA (Bal boa) Panay Pangasinan Island Pang uta rang Passag e Panjang, Poulo PAPEETE , Paracellslands Paramushi r, Ostrov Parry Chan nel , Paso del Mar Pearl Bank Pegasus Reef Pejantan, Pulau Pending P'eng-ch ia YLi P'eng-hu ch'u n-tao P'eng-hu Kang-tao PERVYY KURIL'SKIY, PROLlV PETROPAVLOVSK Pha-ngan, Ko Philip Channel Pikelot Island Pilar, Cabo (5' NNW of) Pilas Channel Pine Peak Island PIONEER CHAN NEL PITCAIRN ISLAND Po, Tanjong POHANG '" POLLOC HARBOUR Ponape Island PORONA YSK PORT CURTIS PORT DALRYMPLE .• PORT MORESBy PORT SAN LUiS 18 10 11 11 6 17 16 50 74 53 5 o 25 23 23 50 53 52 21 25 36 49 23 41 35 09 30 00 00 00 00 53 00 08 12 18 30 30 25 20 05 48 46 07 33 38 30 30 53 00 45 05 05 39 33 31 40 04 43 02 22 55 12 54 02 33 10 N N N N N S N N N N N S N N N S N N N N N N N N N N N N S N S S S N N N N N S S S N 145 134 118 118 112 104 79 122 120 120 103 149 112 155 95 73 119 118 107 110 122 119 119 156 158 100 103 147 74 121 150 153 130 110 129 124 158 143 151 146 147 120 46 30 40 22 32 45 30 30 59 30 28 36 00 50 00 30 42 50 '12 24 04 30 53 33 38 00 45 38 42 40 15 45 05 31 27 15 00 08 31 45 07 44 E E E E E E W E E E E W E E W W E E E E E E E E E E E E W E E E W E E E E E E E E W Port Valdez Pratas Reef Primera Angustura Prince of Wales Channel Prince of Wales Island PRINCE RUPERT PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND PROVIDENIYA, BUKHT A Puerto Montt PUERTO PRINCESA PUNTA ARENAS (Chile) PUNTARENAS (Costa Rica) 61 20 52 10 55 54 60 64 41 53 06 40 30 30 30 19 20 26 29 45 11 56 N N S S N N N N S N S N 146 20 W 116 45 E 69 35 W 142 15 E 132 40 W 130 20 W 146 50 W 173 12 W 72 57 W 118 44 E 70 54 W 8448W QINGDAO QINHUANG DAO QIONGZHOU HAIXIA or HAl-NAN STRAIT Queen Charlotte Islands QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND Queen Charlotte Strait QU I-NHON Quiniluban Group 36 39 20 53 51 50 13 11 02 52 10 10 30 45 45 25 N N N N N N N N 120 119 110 132 130 127 109 120 18 39 20 10 30 15 15 50 E E E W W W E E RABAU L RAPA, ILE RAPER, CABO RAROTONGA Rebun Shima Rebun Suido Redang, Pulau Riau, Selat Rishiri Suido Ritan, Pulau RODONDO ISLAND (6'W of) ROMBLON PASS Romblon Pass Rosario Strait ROSSEL SPIT (8' ESE of) Rota Island 27 46 21 45 45 45 39 12 12 48 11 14 16 37 49 11 25 15 47 00 10 37 15 43 40 28 30 10 S S S S N N N N N N S N N N S N 152 144 75 159 141 141 103 104 141 106 146 122 122 122 154 145 12 17 45 47 00 05 00 12 25 16 15 12 12 45 30 15 E W W W E E E E E E E E E W E E Sabta ng Island SAGEWIN, SELAT SAI GON See HO CHI MIN Saint George's Channel Saint Lawrence Island Saipan Island SAKAI SALA VERRY SALINA CRUZ Samar Samoa Islands SAN AGUSTIN, CAPE (18'E of) SAN BERNADINO STRAIT SAN CARLOS San Cristobal Island (Solomon Islands) San Cristobal, Isla (Archipielago de Colon) SAN DIEGO SAN FERNANDO HARBOUR SAN FRANCISCO SANDAKAN SANDY CAPE (18'NNE of) Sang hie, Kepulauan San.nikova, Proliv SANTABARBARA Santa Rosa Reef Sape, Selat Sarangani Strait Sarigan Island SASEBO KG Satawallsland Saumarez Reef Scarborough Reef Sealark Channel SEATILE Sed im in, Kara ng SEEADLER HARBOUR Sekibi Sho Sele, Selat Selwyn Strait SEMPANG MANGAYAU, TANJONG (6' N of) Senkaku Shoto (Sento Shosho) 20 19 o 48 10 18 20 6330N 15 10 35 33 13 16 08 12 00 14 00 15 12 33 10 28 10 30 o 45 32 38 16 38 37 45 49 24 30 41 74 30 34 24 12 50 30 30 16 43 33 06 20 21 50 15 05 18 47 36 24 57 25 54 00 16 03 08 25 45 N S N S N N S N N S N N N S S N N N N S N N N N S N N N N S N S N N S N S S N N 121 131 107 152 170 145 133 79 95 125 171 126 124 123 161 89 117 120 122 118 153 125 140 119 144 119 125 145 129 147 153 117 160 122 107 147 124 131 168 116 123 52 06 04 32 30 45 17 00 12 00 00 30 12 25 45 20 15 18 40 07 30 27 00 41 25 41 20 46 40 02 40 45 20 22 50 20 33 00 10 45 40 E E E E W E E W W E W E E E E W W E W E E E E E E W E E E E E E E W E E E E E E E 141 142 SEONGJIN Serasan Passage , Shanghai SHANDONG GAOJIAO (8'NE of) SHANTOU (Swatow) Shelikof Stra it Shengsi Liedao Sherburne or Doppel Reef Shih-peng Chiang SHIMONOSEKI SHIOGAMA Shumagin Islands Siau SIBU (Kuala Paloh) SIBUTU PASSAGE Sibuya nisland SIHANOUKVILLE See KAMPONG SAOM SINGAPORE SiTKA Skaginaw Channel SKAGWA Y Soheuksan Do Sojunggwan Gundo Solomon Islands SONGKH LA Sorol Atoll Sarong Roads SOUTH CAPE, NEW ZEALAND (3' S of) SOVETSKA YA GAVAN' Sph inx Islet Stewa rt Isla nd Stikine Strait Storm Bay Subi Grou p Sulawesi Sulu Archi pelago Suluan Island Sum ner Strait Su nda, Selat SURIGAO STRAIT 4040N 25 31 14 37 29 23 17 58 00 30 42 21 29 47 33 57 38 18 55 00 45 28 50 11 50 10 37 12 57 00 58 25 59 27 34 05 34 13 00 15 10 o 52 47 20 48 59 21 32 47 00 56 18 43 15 45 00 00 10 46 56 23 00 53 N N N N N N S N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N S N N S S N S S N S N S N N N S N 129 13 109 00 121 30 122 50 116 48 154 00 122 25 148 00 122 16 130 57 141 08 160 00 125 25 111 08 119 40 121 30 103 29 103 51 135 30 134 55 135 20 125 05 125 28 158 00 100 36 140 25 131 12 167 33 140 16 150 09 167 45 132 36 147 35 109 00 120 00 121 00 125 57 133 40 105 52 125 21 E E E E E W E E E E E W E E E E E E W W W E E E E E E E E E E W E E E E E W E E SUSAKI SUVA Swanson Channel SWATOW See Shantao SyDNEy 33 18 48 23 33 19 11 45 17 50 N S N N S 133 178 123 116 151 Tablas Island Tablas Strait TACLOBAN TACOMA Taehuksan Gundo Tah ula ndang Taiwan Banks TAIWAN STRAIT-E TAIWAN STRAIT-W T' ai-wan Takahama Seta Take Shi ma TALARA Talaud, Kepu lauan TALCAH UANO TAKU BAR See DAGU LANJIANGSHA Tanegash ima Kai kyo Tanon Stra it TARAKAN Tarama Shima TATARSKIY, PROLlV-N ENTRANCE TATARSKIY, PROLlV-S ENTRANCE Tathong Cha nnel TAWAU TAYGONOS, MYS (6' SW of) Thursday Island Tianjin Tianj in Xi ngang Ticao Isla nd Tiga Channel Tinalisayan Malaki Island To Sh ima 12 25 13 00 11 10 47 18 3440N 20 23 00 25 00 25 25 24 00 33 53 37 15 33 15 36 42 38 56 30 24 10 45 15 24 40 53 29 51 56 22 13 14 60 30 10 35 39 10 38 59 12 30 41 N N N N 122 05 E 121 45 E 125 04 E 122 28 W 125 20 E 125 25 E 118 30 E 120 30 E 120 00 E 121 00 E 132 42 E 131 52 E 81 17 W 126 50 E 73 05 W 117 59 E 130 45 E 123 40 E 117 54 E 124 42 E 141 24 E 141 25 E 114 18 E 117 52 E 160 00 E 142 13 E 117 10 E 117 46 E 123 42 E 115 36 E 123 44 E 139 17 E N N N N N N N S N S N N N N N N N N N N S N N N N 1130 N 34 31 N 18 24 18 48 19 E E W E E Toade Islands Tobi or Kodgubi Island T6ky6 TOKYO WAN TOKUY AM A Tonachi Shima , Tonga Islands Tongatapu Group Tori Shima TORRES STRAIT (3rW of Booby Island) TOWNSVILLE Toyohashi K6 TRE NGGANU Triton Island TRUK ISLANDS (NE PASS) TSUGARU KAIKYO Tsu rush ima Suid6 Tsushima Tuamotu, Archipel des Tujuh, Kepulauan Twilight Reef TWIN ISLAND SE of) 3 35 35 34 26 20 21 30 10 19 34 15 41 33 34 18 1 10 45 01 34 11 02 22 00 10 28 36 10 45 21 47 31 39 56 25 00 12 03 29 N N N N N N S S N S S N N N N N N N S S S S 125 131 139 139 131 127 174 175 140 141 146 137 103 111 152 140 132 129 141 105 108 142 35 11 50 46 47 08 30 10 20 51 53 20 10 12 00 48 40 20 00 15 37 27 E E E E E E W W E E E E E E E E E E W E E E UBE ···· ··········· U Iithi Islands Ulleu ng Do Ulullsland UNIMAK PASS U ranie Bank 33 10 37 54 55 00 30 35 15 20 N N N N N N 131 139 130 149 164 149 13 40 50 40 30 20 E E E E W E Valdivia ·.·.·.· VALPARAISO VANCOUVER Vancouver Island Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides) 39 33 49 49 17 48 02 19 30 00 S S N N S 73 71 123 125 168 15 37 09 00 00 W W W W E (r Vavau Group VERDE ISLAND PASSAGE VICTORIA (British Columbia) ViLA Vitiaz Strait VLADiVOSTOK 18 13 48 17 43 40 36 23 45 50 02 S N N S S N 174 121 123 168 147 131 00 00 24 15 40 58 W E W E E E o 45 53 50 56 07 27 42 30 00 54 50 24 55 20 32 30 E E E E E E E E W E E W W E E E Waigeo Wakefield Shoal WELLI NGTON Wen-wei chou WENZHOU WAN WEONSAN , West Fayu Island Wetar, Alur Pelayaran West Nagai Strait Whitsu nday Passage Woleai Islands WRAN GELL Wrangell Narrows Wreck Reefs Wright Rock Wusong Kou 41 21 27 39 8 55 20 56 56 22 39 31 12 19 22 49 56 11 04 00 15 20 20 28 40 10 36 23 S N S N N N N S N S N N N S S N 130 117 174 113 121 127 146 125 160 148 143 132 132 155 147 121 XIAMEN (Amoy) Xiaoban Men Xihou Men Xiquan Dao 24 30 30 25 26 12 05 59 N N N N 118 05 E 122 36 E 121 54 E Ya Shima (Iyo Nada) Yakushima Kaiky6 YAKUT AT YANT AI YAP ISLAN D 33 30 59 37 44 24 33 34 28 N N N N N 132 130 139 121 138 119 56 E 09 20 46 25 09 E E W E E 143 ... the sale of Admiralty PREVIOUS EDITIONS: Admiralty Distance Tables, Volume V 1st Edition 1919 2nd Edition 1953 Charts PREFACE This first edition of Admiralty Distance Tables- Pacific Ocean has... Scott, RN, and contains distance tables for the Pacific Ocean and Seas bordering it The tables have been compiled from the latest information in the Hydrographic Department, the distances have been... Chart section following page 145 v ADMIRAL TV DISTANCE TABLES PACIFIC OCEAN INTRODUCTION Selecting a route The routes used for distances in these tables, which are the shortest routes, are not