KANGALASIORVIK BAY, SAGLEK FIORD

Charts 4766, 4765

Kangalasiorvik Bay is misnamed Bears Gut on charts 4765and 4766. It provides good shelter in moderate depth with apparently good holding.

Approach

From the N the entrance is wide and clear except for a group of rocks about half a mile NW of Kangalasiorvik Island. These rocks break in a moderate swell. In poor visibility the safest route is to close the mainland coast well north of the N end of Kangalasiorvik Island and follow the mainland coast S into the bay.

From the S there is a narrow but clear passage between the mainland and some drying rocks off the skerries to the SW of Kangalasiorvik Island.

Anchorage

Iron Bark anchored on the W side of the bay as shown, well sheltered from all direction in 21 ft (6.5m) mud and weed. The surrounding mountains may produce williwaws.

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