英语翻译Bandar Nay Band 6.571 .Description.Bandar Nay Band is en
英语翻译
Bandar Nay Band 6.57
1 .Description.Bandar Nay Band is entered between -Ra',s-e Nay Band (27°23'-2N 52°34'-5E) and a low point,5 miles NNE; depths within the bay are less than 10 m; the head of the bay is shallow,drying up to 11/2 miles offshore.A reef extends over 5 cables offshore for some distance NW of the N entrance point to Bandar Nay Band; depths of between 9 and 11 m lie close outside the reef which is very steep-to and should not be approached into depths of less than 13 m,The reef fringes a sandy point E of it; the shore E of the sandy point is low and swampy,and intersected by mangrove creeks; at its head the bay is again low,sandy and swampy.
2.A small,steep-to,rocky patch,with a least depth over it of 5.5 m,lies,about 11/2 miles SW of the N entrance point and is not easily identified; passage N of the patch is not recommended; a better entrance lies between the patch and Ra's-e Nay Band.A light buoy (safe water) is moored about I mile W of the N entrance point.
3.The S shore of the bay is low and rocky,behind which the coastal hills rise to moderate heights; Nay Band,situated 21/2 miles E of Ra's-e Nay Band,has some remarkable trees in its vicinity; a square fort stands at the W end of the village.
4.Gavbandi Valley,in which flows the Rud-e Gavbandi extends over 30 miles ESE from the head of the bay past the small town of GavbandT; on its N side there are hills of a considerable height and fairly precipitous.About 15 miles ESE of its head there is a bluff,1097 m high,which is fairly prominent from WNW.
Tidal streams in the vicinity of Ra's-e Nay Band and within the bay are very weak.
5 .Anchorage.Bandar Nay Band provides sheltered anchorage from E winds,but it is exposed to the shamed which raises a heavy sea in the bay.Anchorage may be obtaiaed in a depth of 11 m with the village of Nay Band bearing between 135° and 180°,1 mile distant,but the holding is reported poor
6.Landing may be effected anywhere within Bandar Nay Band except during periods of N or W winds which raise a heavy surf.