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    Buoyage Nov 2014 IALA A With Answers

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    This document provides information about various aids to navigation including lateral marks, cardinal marks, isolated danger marks, safe water marks, and special marks. For each type of buoy or mark, it identifies the shape, color, light characteristic, and the side or direction the vessel should pass when following the general direction of buoyage for that area. No additional context is provided about the location or waterway.

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    This document provides information about various aids to navigation including lateral marks, cardinal marks, isolated danger marks, safe water marks, and special marks. For each type of buoy or mark, it identifies the shape, color, light characteristic, and the side or direction the vessel should pass when following the general direction of buoyage for that area. No additional context is provided about the location or waterway.

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    This document provides information about various aids to navigation including lateral marks, cardinal marks, isolated danger marks, safe water marks, and special marks. For each type of buoy or mark, it identifies the shape, color, light characteristic, and the side or direction the vessel should pass when following the general direction of buoyage for that area. No additional context is provided about the location or waterway.

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    Buoyage Nov 2014 IALA A With Answers

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    Lovepreet Shah
    This document provides information about various aids to navigation including lateral marks, cardinal marks, isolated danger marks, safe water marks, and special marks. For each type of buoy or mark, it identifies the shape, color, light characteristic, and the side or direction the vessel should pass when following the general direction of buoyage for that area. No additional context is provided about the location or waterway.

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    Information

    No indication of ‘shape’. These buoys


    may require further information, eg
    IALA region or top mark.

    Can shape (ie port lateral mark)

    Cone shape (ie starboard lateral


    mark)
    For each of the following slides you should be able
    to identify the:
    • Buoy
    • light characteristic
    • region
    • top mark
    • side to pass the buoy (or ‘leave the buoy
    to’).
    Unless otherwise stated, the vessel is following the
    general direction of Buoyage.
    Port hand Lateral Mark – IALA A
    Red Light - any except 2+1
    A/C to Starboard
    Course 090°T

    North Cardinal Mark


    White Light continuous flashing.
    A/C to Port
    Emergency Wreck Mark
    Isophase yellow and blue light
    Special Mark
    Yellow Light - any that cannot be confused with a white light
    Following General Direction of Buoyage
    Take preferred channel

    Preferred channel to Starboard – IALA A


    Red Light - 2+1
    A/C to Starboard
    Following General Direction of Buoyage

    Starboard hand lateral mark– IALA A


    Green Light – any except 2+1
    A/C to Port
    Isloated Danger Mark
    White light group flash 2
    Safe Water Mark
    White Light – Isophase, Long Flash (10s), Morse A or Occulting
    Starboard hand lateral mark – IALA A
    Green Light – any except 2+1
    A/C to Starboard
    Special Mark
    Yellow Light - any that cannot be confused with a white light
    Course 000°T

    West Cardinal Mark


    White Light 9 Quick (15s) or 9 Very Quick (10s).
    A/C to port
    Emergency Wreck Mark
    Isophase yellow and blue light
    Port hand lateral mark – IALA A
    Red Light – any except 2+1
    A/C to Starboard
    Course 180°T

    East Cardinal Mark


    White Light 3 Quick (10s) or 9 Very Quick (5s).
    A/C to port
    Preferred channel to Starboard – IALA A
    Red Light - 2+1
    Special Mark
    Yellow Light - any that cannot be confused with a white light
    A/C to Starboard
    Preferred channel to Starboard – IALA B
    Green Light - 2+1
    A/C to port
    Course 270°T

    South Cardinal Mark


    White Light 6 Quick + 1 Long (15s) or 6 Very Quick + 1 Long (10s).
    A/C to port
    Special Mark
    Yellow Light - any that cannot be confused with a white light
    A/C to Port
    Following General Direction of Buoyage
    Take preferred channel

    Preferred channel to Starboard – IALA B


    Green Light - 2+1
    A/C to starboard
    Starboard lateral mark – IALA A
    Green Light – any except 2+1
    A/C to Starboard
    Course 090°T

    South Cardinal Mark


    White Light 6 Quick + 1 Long (15s) or 6 Very Quick + 1 Long (10s).
    A/C to Starboard
    Course 180°T

    West Cardinal Mark


    White Light 9 Quick (15s) or 9 Very Quick (10s).
    A/C to Starboard
    Preferred channel to port – IALA A
    Green Light - 2+1
    A/C to port
    Isloated Danger Mark
    White light group flash 2
    Course 270°T

    North Cardinal Mark


    White Light continuous flashing.
    A/C to Starboard
    Course 180°T

    East Cardinal Mark


    White Light 3 Quick (10s) or 9 Very Quick (5s).
    A/C to port
    Safe Water Mark
    White Light – Isophase, Long Flash (10s), Morse A or Occulting
    Special Mark
    Yellow Light - any that cannot be confused with a white light
    A/C to Starboard

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