Red port-hand buoy
Red port-hand buoy, with no topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
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Can Buoys or Port-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his left-hand side when coming in from seaward.
Buoyed Approaches to a Port - diorama with models of buoys and topmarks
The models illustrate the buoyage system which was in operation around the British Isles until 1979. The Lateral System of Buoyage was based on the International Agreement for a Uniform System of Maritime Buoyage. This system was agreed upon in 1936, and was superseded in 1979.
Red port-hand buoy, with no topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
Can Buoys or Port-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his left-hand side when coming in from seaward.
Red port-hand buoy with red can topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
Can Buoys or Port-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his left-hand side when coming in from seaward.
Red port-hand buoy with red cross topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
Can Buoys or Port-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his left-hand side when coming in from seaward.
Red and white chequered port-hand buoy with red can topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
Can Buoys or Port-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his left-hand side when coming in from seaward.
Red and white chequered port-hand buoy, no topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
Can Buoys or Port-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his left-hand side when coming in from seaward.
Red and white chequered, middle-ground spherical buoy, with a red can topmark.
Middle-Ground buoys - indicate shallow water with a channel on either side.
Red and white striped middle-ground spherical buoy, with a cross topmark.
Middle-Ground buoys - indicate shallow water with a channel on either side.
Red and white striped middle-ground spherical buoy, with a ball topmark.
Middle-Ground buoys - indicate shallow water with a channel on either side.
Red and white striped middle-ground spherical buoy, with a Saint George cross topmark.
Middle-Ground buoys - indicate shallow water with a channel on either side.
Red, black and white striped isolated danger spherical buoy, with a black ball topmark.
Isolated danger buoy - can be passed on either side.
Red and white striped buoy, also known as a middle ground buoy, with a tower topmark.
Mid-channel mark - indicates the centre of the fairway and can be passed on either side, but preferably to port.
Black starboard-hand buoy, no topmark. A star-hand buoy is also known as a conical buoy.
Conical or starboard-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his right hand when coming in from seaward.
Black starboard-hand buoy, with a black triangular topmark. A starboard-hand buoy is also known as a conical buoy.
Conical or starboard-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his right hand when coming in from seaward.
Black star-hand buoy, with a black double cone topmark. A starboard-hand buoy is also known as a conical buoy.
Conical or starboard-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his right hand when coming in from seaward.
Black and white chequered star-board buoy, with no topmark. A starboard-hand buoy is also known as a conical buoy.
Conical or starboard-hand buoys - passed by the mariner on his right hand when coming in from seaward.
Black and white striped, spherical, middle-ground buoy, with a black double cone topmark.
Middle-ground buoy - indicates shallow water with the main chanel to the left. This buoy would be found at the outer end of the middle-ground.
Black and white striped, spherical, middle-ground buoy, with a black triangular topmark.
Middle-ground buoy - indicates shallow water with the main chanel to the left. This buoy would be found at the inner end of the middle-ground.
Green port-hand wreck buoy, with no topmark. A port-hand buoy is also known as a can buoy.
Wreck Buoy - indicates the presence of a wreck. Models 1963-309/18 (port-hand), 1963-309/19 (either side) and 1963-309/20 (starboard-hand).
Green spherical wreck buoy, with no topmark.
Wreck Buoy - indicates the presence of a wreck. Models 1963-309/18, 1963-309/19 and 1963-309/20, passed on port-hand, either side and starboard-hand respectively.
Green conical wreck buoy, with no topmark.
Wreck Buoy - indicates the presence of a wreck. Models 1963-309/18, 1963-309/19 and 1963-309/20, passed on port-hand, either side and starboard-hand respectively.
Black and white striped landfall buoy, with a tower topmark.
Landfall Buoy - indicates the seaward approach to an estuary or harbour.
Hexagonal prism cage, 1 of 2. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Hexagonal prism cage, 2 of 2. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Black triangular cage, 1 of 2. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Black triangular cage, 2 of 2. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Black caged double cone, 1 of 2. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Black caged double cone, 2 of 2. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Red spherical cage. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Red stand, 1 of 3. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Red stand, 2 of 3. Part of the buoyed approaches model.
Red stand, 3 of 3. Part of the buoyed approaches model.