Port Rampton (Quarry Marina) 46°12’.10N 005°38’.59W
Northern Territories CHART RYA 3. Standard Port NAMLEY HARBOUR ( ) Times
High Water
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useful landmark from some distance offshore. Rampton water tower is conspicuous on the point. Quarry bridge has a clearance of 16m. Visitors’ berths are in the S section of the basin.
Height (metres)
Low Water MHWS MHWN MLWN MLWS 0000 0600 1200 1800
3.4
Differences PORT RAMPTON -0035 -0016
-0006 -0010 +0.5 +0.2 1.1 +0.6 0.4 +0.2
DESCRIPTION. A former stone quarry which has been opened up to the sea and developed into a marina. Generally the marina provides good shelter, with the exception of strong NW’ly winds. A scend may develop in these conditions and render some of the berths uncomfortable.
APPROACH WAYPOINT. 46°13’.16N 005°39’.78W.
PILOTAGE NOTES. Apart from the TSS to the S and the busy Farlow Channel there are no off-lying dangers. Rising some 636m, Leonard’s Peak, 1M to the N of the marina entrance, provides a
636 FC3 G Fl(2)G.5s 92 Leonards Peak
TIDAL STREAMS AND HEIGHTS. There is no tidal-stream effect within the marina; however, the River Rampton feeds into the SE corner of the marina near the visitors’ berths. Although baffled to reduce the effect of the river when in spate, the flow can still cause some berthing difficulties. Contact the berthing master on VHF for present conditions. The least depth on the approach to the marina is 5.1m. The marina has a least depth of 4.0m.
LIGHTS AND MARKS. The marina is unlit and a night entry should not be attempted without local knowledge. There is a conspicuous water tower on Rampton Point.
VHF RADIO. Rampton Marina VHF Ch 80 (1000–1700). FACILITIES. FW, D, P, Gas, CH, ME, El, R.
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81 93
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2 11 51 Quarry Marina 16 3 Water Tower 24 4 PORT RAMPTON
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Rampton Bay
River Rampton
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