Brixham
GBBRX
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General before first United Kingdom port
OVERVIEW:
The port of Brixham forms part of Tor Bay Harbour along with Torquay and Paignton.
Brixham is used mainly by fishing and leisure craft. It is also an embarkation and
disembarkation point for deep-sea pilots; Brixham is no longer used for commercial
shipping. Tor Bay is well protected with good anchorages for ships.
LOCATION:
On the south side of Tor Bay, on the SW coast of England.
CHARTS:
Digital: GB301613, GB303315, GB400026, GB50026B and GB50026D.
Paper: BA 442, 1613, 1634, 2454, 2656 and 3315.
Publications:
NP27, Channel Pilot.
PORT LIMITS:
Defined by a line connecting the following positions:
- 50° 23.00′ N, 003° 30.00′ W, Sharkham Point
- 50° 24.00′ N, 003° 27.40′ W
- 50° 27.80′ N, 003° 28.10′ W
- 50° 31.20′ N, 003° 29.64′ W
- 50° 31.20′ N, 003° 30.40′ W.
Also see
Plan.
DOCUMENTS:
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General - Documents' before first…
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