Number range CHAPTERPublication--National Ocean Service--U.S. Coast
Pilot 6, and their connecting waterways, 2008 (38^th^) Edition. Change
No. 09.

Coast Pilot 6 38^th^ Ed 2008 Corrections

Page 317-Paragraph 88, lines 6-12; read:

controlling depths were 11 feet in the entrance channel to the basin
with lesser depths to 10 feet near the S edge of the channel in about
44º03\'12\"N., 82º59\'38\"W.; thence in August 2006, the basin had
depths of 6 to 9 feet with lesser depths to 2 feet in the SE corner.

(DD 5291; DD 7938)

Page 319-Paragraph 114, lines 4-5; read:

the CSX Railroad bridge. In April 2008, the controlling depth was 2½
feet in the entrance channel \...

(DDs 11105-10)

Page 351-Paragraph 100, lines 6-9; read:

mooring basin. In April 2008, the controlling depths were 9 feet in the
entrance channel to the basin, thence 10 feet in the basin (except for
shoaling to 5 feet along the E edge.)

(DD 11099)

Page 373-Paragraph 366, line 10 through Paragraph 367, line 1; read:

Paw Paw River and continues E to Riverview Drive.

In March-April 2008, the controlling depths were 19 feet in the entrance
channel and between the piers to the CSX Railroad bridge (except for
shoaling to 5 feet along the S edge of the channel, just NW of the
Waterfront Marina entrance and to 11½ feet in the right half of the
channel just W of the railroad bridge), thence 6 feet to the head of the
project at Riverview Drive (except for shoaling to 3½ feet along the S
side of the channel above and below the Blossomland/M-63 bridge), thence
depths of 9½ to 11 feet were available in the turning basin on the N
side of the channel; and in May 2006-March 2008, 7 to 11 feet in the
turning basin on the S side.

Currents in the river attain velocities up to 3 mph.

(DDs 11102-04)

Page 426-Paragraph 771, read:

In May 2008, the controlling depths were 15 feet in the approach to the
outer harbor basin, thence depths of 10 to 12 feet were available in the
S part of the outer basin along the S pier and depths of 8 to 10 feet in
the N part, thence 12 feet to the turning basin with depths of 12 to 16
feet in the basin with gradual shoaling to 4 feet along the W edge,
thence 16½ feet to the N harbor basin with 18 to 20 feet in the basin.

(DDs 11316-18)

Page 431-Paragraph 843, lines 5-9; read:

May 2008, the controlling depth was 11 feet in the channel (except for
lesser depths to 9 feet along the right edge of the channel), thence
depths of 10 to 14 feet were available in the basin. A light with a fog
signal marks the W side of the channel entrance and lighted and
unlighted buoys mark the channel basin.

(DDs 11319-20; LL/07)

Page 431-Paragraph 849, lines 4-7; read:

The buoys may be shifted in position to mark best water; local knowledge
is advised. In May 2008, the controlling depths were 4½ feet in the E
half and 9 feet in the W half of the channel.

(DD 11321; NOS 14909)

Page 449-Paragraph 1054, lines 6-7; read:

and the W pier are marked by lights. In April 2008, the controlling
depth was 2 feet in the entrance and \...

(DDs 11131-32)

Page 481-Paragraph 222, line 6; read:

a buoy. In June 2007, the controlling depth was 4 \...

(DD 9652)

Page 481-Paragraph 227, lines 4-8; read:

waters are marked by lights. In May 2008, the controlling depth was 4
feet in the entrance channel to the inner basin, thence depths of 7 to 8
feet were available in the basin, thence 7½ feet in the inner harbor
channel.

(DD 11168)

Page 483-Paragraph 251, read:

A harbor basin is entered from the E between converging breakwaters,
marked at their outer ends by lights. In April 2008, the controlling
depth was 10 feet in the entrance channel with lesser depths to 9 feet
along the edge close to the N breakwater, thence depths of 7 to 9 feet
were available in the basin. Another basin is N of the city dock and has
general depths of 7 to 9 feet.

(DD 11129; CEM-Detroit/86; NOS 14973)

Page 495-Paragraph 398, lines 4-17; read:

and from the SW by **Pellet Island**, connected to the shore by a
breakwater. Private lights mark both Beaver and Pellet Islands; a fog
signal is at the light on Beaver Island. Lighted buoys mark the limit of
deep water in Silver Bay and a private light is on the outer end of the
wharf. In May 2008, a shoal was reported to be encroaching on the
entrance to the harbor from the W end of Beaver Island decreasing the
available width of the entrance to about 150 feet; a buoy marks the edge
of the shoal.

(CL 612/08; NOS 14967; LL/07; NOS/08)

Page 495-Paragraph 400, read:

**Northshore Mining Co. Dock:** 2,775 feet of berthing space; 30 feet
alongside; deck height, 8½ feet; shipment of iron ore pellets and
receipt of coal; occasional receipt of steel.

(PS 49/00)