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  1. LII
  2. Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (e-CFR)
  3. Title 33—Navigation and Navigable Waters
  4. CHAPTER I—COAST GUARD, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
  5. SUBCHAPTER NN—DEEPWATER PORTS
  6. PART 149—DEEPWATER PORTS: DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND EQUIPMENT
  7. Subpart E—Aids to Navigation

33 CFR Part 149 - Subpart E - Aids to Navigation

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  1. General (§§ 149.500 - 149.510)
    1. § 149.500 What does this subpart do?
    2. § 149.505 What are the general requirements for aids to navigation?
    3. § 149.510 How do I get permission to establish an aid to navigation?
  2. Lights (§ 149.520)
    1. § 149.520 What kind of lights are required?
  3. Lights on Platforms (§ 149.535)
    1. § 149.535 What are the requirements for rotating beacons on platforms?
  4. Lights on Single Point Moorings (§ 149.540)
    1. § 149.540 What are the requirements for obstruction lights on a single point mooring?
  5. Lights on Floating Hose Strings (§ 149.550)
    1. § 149.550 What are the requirements for lights on a floating hose string?
  6. Lights on Buoys Used To Define Traffic Lanes (§§ 149.560 - 149.565)
    1. § 149.560 How must buoys used to define traffic lanes be marked and lighted?
    2. § 149.565 What are the required characteristics and intensity of lights on buoys used to define traffic lanes?
  7. Miscellaneous (§§ 149.570 - 149.585)
    1. § 149.570 How is a platform, single point mooring, or submerged turret loading identified?
    2. § 149.575 How must objects protruding from the water, other than platforms and single point moorings, be marked?
    3. § 149.580 What are the requirements for a radar beacon?
    4. § 149.585 What are the requirements for sound signals?

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