An orange cross within an orange diamond (on end) means: "Boats Keep Out". An orange circle means: "Controlled Area".
An orange diamond (on end) without a cross means: "Danger".
An orange square or rectangle is informational.
Descriptive wording within or accompanying the symbols shall be black.
When the symbols are displayed on a buoy, an orange band should encircle the buoy near the water line and near the top.
White buoys with black vertical stripes mark the center of a channel and may be lettered alphabetically from downstream to upstream.
Black can buoys (odd numbers) mark the left side, and red nun buoys (even numbers) mark the right side of a channel when proceeding upstream or returning from the main body of water.
A white buoy with a red top means pass to the south or west of the buoy.
A white buoy with a black top means pass to the north or east of the buoy.
A white buoy with red vertical stripes indicates an obstruction between it and the nearest shore.
A mooring buoy is colored white and is designated with a blue band which is a least 3 inches wide and encircles the buoy halfway between the water line and the top.
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