Reporting points map

[ai8o]

I have been listening to HF MWARA frequencies like 11309, 11330,8918, etc.

I hear aircraft checking in with NY radio giving postion reports using 5 letter location names like LAMER, and ONGOT for positions over the North Atlantic and Caribbean.

I have become familiar with many of the Reporting Points off the coast of the USA.
I have been using Airnav.com to look up the locations.

Today I heard a postion report from an aircraft that said it was at something like Daphne(DAFNE?)
I couldn't find any listing off the east coast that sounded anything like Daphne.
I found DAFNY, but it was in Texas. I don't think any aircraft over Texas would be checking into a net for the North Atlantic.

I started looking around the internet for lists of reporting points, but I couldn't find any.

<<<<<<Does anybody have a URL for a downloadable list of Oceanic reporting points?>>>>>

Also, as I was searching for a list of reporting points, I found several mentions of aviation maps called WATRS (Western ATlantic Reporting System), NARC ( not the DEA, But North Atlantic Reporting) and a similar map called PORC for the Pacific Ocean.

<<<<<Does anyone have a URL for downloadable copies of these maps?>>>>>>>

I have tried searching on the FAA website, but I am just not finding them.Either I am using the wrong search terms, or they are just not available on the FAA websites.

 

[Dreamflight767]

Try this website:

https://skyvector.com/

On the layers page, select the tracks, and once they are displayed, click on the track. That should list the waypoints active for the day/night. You can also load the World/EnRoute Hi Charts which should show the all the intersections out over the oceans. If you build a flight plan, you can also enter the name of the waypoint you are looking for and it should locate it for you.

Hope that helps!

 

[ATCTech]

Go here:

https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/digital_products/ifr/

If you're listening to New York radio (ARINC) working traffic back and forth to the Caribbean you want the WATRS chart. Click the PLANNING tab then download WATRS in PDF format. North Atlantic is the NARC chart.

Cheers!

 

[MBill]

If this was North Atlantic route, could be "TAFFY", which is Northeast of PQI (Presque Ise, Maine) on
the H11 US High Altitude chart.

 

[silagi]

Part of the problem of finding a fix is knowing how to spell it. I find it easier to look at an alphabetical list to search for possible spellings. A complete list of US NAS fixes starts on page 745 of this document.

https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/order/air_traffic/LID.pdf

 

[DaveNF2G]

The airnav.com website will do a "sounds like" search for reporting points.