Due to low river levels and North/Northeast winds there are ships in several anchorages that are tailing into the navigational channel which will result in one way passage for ships and large tows until further notice. Specifically, AMA anchorage.
See full message below.
Sincerely,
“Capt Ron”
Ronald W. Branch, CAPT. USCG (Ret.)
President
Louisiana Maritime Association (LAMA)
Ron.branch@louisianamaritime.org
Website: The Watch Stander
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From: “U.S. Coast Guard” <uscoastguard@service.govdelivery.com>
Subject: River Currents/Wind Speed and Anchorages
Date: November 1, 2023 at 8:10:36 AM CDT
To: Ron.Branch@louisianamaritime.org
Reply-To: uscoastguard@service.govdelivery.com
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Due to low river levels and North/Northeast winds there are ships in several anchorages that are tailing into the navigational channel which will result in one way passage for ships and large tows until further notice. Specifically, AMA anchorage. Mariners are urged to exercise caution when transiting in vicinity of authorized anchorages. For further information, contact VTS LMR at 504-365-2230.
Watch Supervisor VTS Lower Mississippi River
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