gCaptain Article: U.S. Coast Guard to Remove 350 Navigation Buoys in Northeast Waters
The U.S. Coast Guard has announced plans to discontinue approximately 350 buoys in northeastern waters, representing about 6% of the federally-maintained aids to navigation (AtoN) in the First Coast Guard District. This move is part of a broader modernization initiative to align with the growing use of digital navigation technologies such as GPS, electronic navigation charts, and charting systems. While physical aids remain essential for safety and redundancy, the Coast Guard is seeking mariner feedback on the proposed changes before June 13, 2025.
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Original Article from gCaptain | Article Author: Mike Schuler
gCaptain Article: U.S. Coast Guard to Remove 350 Navigation Buoys in Northeast Waters
