The coast between Tanjung Perling and the mouth of the Sungai Serdang, about 8 miles SE, consists of mud and mangroves but from there to Teluk Mengkudu, about 18 miles farther SE, there is a considerable amount of sandy beach and high casuarina trees.
Between the mouth of the Sungai Bedagai and Telok-baru, about 11 miles SE, the coast is bordered by fishing enclosures which extend out to the 10m curve.
Gosong Deli (Deli Bank) (3°54'N., 98°57'E.), 12 miles N of Tanjung Si Bunga, has a least depth of 7m. Gosong Bunga (Bunga Banks) (3°45'N., 99°03'E.), which lie near the SE end of Gosong Deli consists of two detached parallel sandy ridges, lying between 6 and 9 miles NE of Tanjung ...
Outer Mati Bank (3°28'N., 99°35'E.), about 15 miles long in a NW and SE direction, lies with its NW end about 11 miles NNW of Tanjung Tanjung. A depth of 8.2m lies near the center of the bank. Some discoloration exists over this bank when the current is strong.An explosive dumping ...
Gosong Berhala (Berhala Bank) (3°55'N., 99°26'E.), a narrow
shoal about 7 miles long with a least depth of 11m, lies centered about
31 miles NE of Tanjung Si Bunga. Good anchorage is provided on this
shoal. During the strength of the current the water is discolored and
tide ...
The river which flows into the strait at Tanjung Tanjung has a narrow entrance and shallow depths.
Tanjung Tanjung is low but can be identified by its white sandy beach and high trees. A strong current sometimes sets here along the coastal bank. Vessels when crossing the mouth ...
Between Tanjung Tanjung and Tanjung Tiram, about 9 miles SE, the coast is bordered by a white sandy beach except for a bank of mud and mangroves about 2 miles S of Tanjung Tanjung. A light is shown from Tanjung Tiram.
Pula Salahnama (3°20'N., 99°43'E.) is densely wooded;its rocky sides rise steeply from the sea. An above-water rocklies close N of the island and a similar rock lies about 0.5 mile S of the island. Anchorage can be taken about 1 mile from the NW and SE sides of Pulau Pandang ...
The coast between Tanjung Perling and the mouth of the Sungai Serdang, about 8 miles SE, consists of mud and mangroves but from there to Teluk Mengkudu, about 18 miles farther SE, there is a considerable amount of sandy beach and high casuarina trees. 
