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Isolated Danger Buoy
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Types of Buoys for boats and their meanings
Isolated danger buoy
Characteristics of an isolated danger buoy
An isolated danger buoy
is moored on an isolated danger (such as a wreck) in a secure or safe body of water.
It is used to mark an isolated hazard in waters which are otherwise navigable.
It is usually moored directly on or above the danger
It is used to mark a large rock, shoal or sunken ship
Isolated Danger buoy color:
it is black with a red horizontal stripe.
Isolated Danger buoy light:
If the buoy has a light, it is white.
