PUB 114: List of Lights, Radio Aids and Fog Signals (2026)

Navigate the busy waterways of the British Isles, the English Channel, and the North Sea with confidence using PUB 114: List of Lights, Radio Aids and Fog Signals (2026). Published by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), this official annual reference provides comprehensive information on lights and other navigational aids maintained by foreign governments throughout one of the world's busiest maritime regions.

Designed to complement official nautical charts, PUB 114 contains detailed information that cannot be fully represented on charts alone. Mariners will find complete listings of major lighthouses, lighted buoys, radio beacons, RACONs, fog signals, and other essential aids to navigation. Each annual edition is updated with the latest available navigational information, making it an indispensable resource for safe passage planning and international navigation.

Whether you're a commercial mariner, ship's officer, professional navigator, or offshore cruising sailor, PUB 114 is an essential addition to your onboard navigation library.

Features

• Official NGA Publication 114 – 2026 Edition

• Covers the British Isles, English Channel, and North Sea

• Comprehensive listings of lights, radio aids, RACONs, and fog signals

• Includes detailed information on foreign aids to navigation

• Updated annually with current navigational information

• Essential companion to official nautical charts

• Supports accurate voyage planning and safe international navigation

Perfect For

• Commercial shipping

• Merchant marine officers

• Professional navigators

• Tug and towing operators

• Offshore vessel operators

• Maritime academies and training programs

• Bluewater cruising sailors

• Marine navigation libraries

The PUB 114: List of Lights, Radio Aids and Fog Signals (2026) is a trusted navigation reference for mariners operating throughout Northern Europe. Keep this official NGA publication aboard to verify aids to navigation, enhance situational awareness, and support safe, efficient passage planning in the British Isles, English Channel, and North Sea.