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Checkmate
GPS: South 03°.00.294’ : East 132°.22.950’ (east side entry point) Location: The top of this seamount is one and half nautical miles south of the Fak Fak/Bomberai mainland.

Dogleg
GPS: South 02°.58.715’ : East 132°.18.055’ Location: Dogleg can be found along Panjang's north shore one and a half nautical miles north-west of the eastern point of the island.

The Finger
GPS: South 02°.57.952’ : East 132°.11.547’ (the tip of the finger) Location: Close to the western end of the north shoreline of Panjang Island. The tip of this site is two nautical miles south of the Fak Fak/Bomberai mainland.