Definition
A small anchor symbol indicates a recommended or charted anchorage, often within a dashed magenta limit line and sometimes lettered or numbered for berth allocation. An anchor crossed through by a diagonal line marks an area where anchoring is prohibited, typically over submarine cables, pipelines or in a fairway. Related symbols mark cable areas with a wavy line and the word Cable, and spoil grounds and dumping areas with dotted limits.
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