Suwonada Rock, upon which a steamer 
of that name struck, lies in nearly mid- 
channel between Tongmi point and the 
Tung-ki rocks. It consists of two or three 
pinnacle rocks, with only eleven feet on 
them at low water springs, and 8 and !• 
fathoms close to. This dangerous patch is 
distant cables from the west extreme of 
the Tung-ki rocks, in a N. by W. \ W. di 
rection; Tongmi point bearing N. W. by W. 
\ W., and Si -Ki rock S. W. by W. 
No indication of these rocks was afforded 
by the discoloration of the water, and it 
is recommended that the passage between 
Tung-ki rocks and the mainland be no lon 
ger used for the purposes of navigation. 
(Hydrographic Notice No. 39. 20th November 1869.) 
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