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buoyage

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buoyage [′bȯi·ij]
(navigation)
A system of buoys; for example, one in which the buoys are assigned shape, color, and number distinction in accordance with location relative to the nearest obstruction is called a cardinal buoyage system.


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The buoyage system has little or nothing to do with port and starboard: rather, most buoys, whether red or green, are midchannel marks.
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Second, buoyage and charting are limited -- and there's no Coast Guard or TowBoatU.
 
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