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buoy

Floating object used to mark channels for shipping or warn of hazards to navigation. Buoys come in different shapes, such as a pole (spar buoy), cylinder (car buoy), and cone (nun buoy). Light buoys carry a small tower surmounted by a flashing lantern, and bell buoys house a bell, which rings as the buoy moves up and down with the waves. Mooring buoys are heavy and have a ring on top to which a ship can be tied.



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It became apparent that his job was only the paperwork and that we had to take ourselves out of the harbour and through the buoyage system to the fairway.
It was responsible for the High and Low Lights at the mouth of the Tyne, its pilotage and its buoyage.
is the approving authority for navigation systems and buoyage in Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
 
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