2 When and where to report
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2 When and where to report

  North-east bound traffic: GRIS NEZ TRAFFIC on the French coast 2 nautical miles before crossing the line from the Royal Sovereign Light Tower, through the Bassurelle Buoy (at its assigned position of 50°32'.80 N, 000°57'.80 E) to the French coast.

  South-west bound traffic: DOVER COASTGUARD on the English coast when within VHF range of North Foreland, and not later than when crossing the line drawn from North Foreland to the border between France and Belgium.

 Report to the nearer of the two shore stations on departure from a port within the area covered.

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