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A diamond on a regulatory buoy indicates danger or warning. If the diamond is crossed, it indicates any area that you should not enter. It may be a swimming area (which would be a "do not enter" area for boats), rapids, or some other danger. If the diamond is open, it's a warning buoy. It may indicate the presence of a rock, dam, wreck or other danger. Usually, the danger present is indicated under the diamond.
A diamond on a buoy means danger or warning. If the diamond on the regulatory buoy is open, it's a warning. It may indicate the presence of a rock, dam, wreck or other danger. Usually, the danger present is indicated under the diamond. If the diamond on the regulatory buoy is crossed, it means you should not enter. It may be a swimming area (which would be a "do not enter" area for boats), rapids, or some other danger.
A diamond on a buoy means danger or warning. If the diamond on the regulatory buoy is open, it's a warning. It may indicate the presence of a rock, dam, wreck or other danger. Usually, the danger present is indicated under the diamond. If the diamond on the regulatory buoy is crossed, it means you should not enter. It may be a swimming area (which would be a "do not enter" area for boats), rapids, or some other danger.
A diamond on a regulatory buoy indicates danger or warning. If the diamond is crossed, it indicates any area that you should not enter. It may be a swimming area (which would be a "do not enter" area for boats), rapids, or some other danger. If the diamond is open, it's a warning buoy. It may indicate the presence of a rock, dam, wreck or other danger. Usually, the danger present is indicated under the diamond.
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A diamond on a buoy means danger or warning. If the diamond on the regulatory buoy is open, it's a warning. It may indicate the presence of a rock, dam, wreck or other danger. Usually, the danger present is indicated under the diamond. If the diamond on the regulatory buoy is crossed, it means you should not enter. It may be a swimming area (which would be a "do not enter" area for boats), rapids, or some other danger.
Regulatory or informational markers are used to advise you of situations, dangers, or directions. They may indicate shoals, swim areas, speed zones, etc. They can be easily identified by the orange bands on the top and bottom of each buoy.
White buoy's with orange markings and black lettering are a regulatory marker for boaters.