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0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles MARTIN COUNTY MARTIN COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Proper Mooring Buoy Use N 1. 2. 3. Have your boat hook and bow line ready. Carefully approach the buoy from down wind or current. Inspect the buoy as you approach. Make sure the mooring is in good shape before you tie off. photo: Miami-Dade County St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park Mooring Buoys 27°07.916' N 80°08.040' W 27°07.257' N 80°07.652' W 27°06.937' N 80°07.794' W 4. Retrieve the pick-up line with your boat hook. 5. Pass your bow line through the eye of the pick-up line. Put out extra scope and cleat the bow line off securely. 6. It is important to put out extra scope in rough weather. 7. Never tie your boat directly to the mooring buoy pick-up line as you may damage your boat and place too much strain on the mooring. 8. Someone who knows how to operate the boat should always remain onboard. As the boat operator, you are responsible for the safety of your boat and passengers. 9. To leave the buoy, untie one end of your bow line and let it slip free of the pick-up line. 10. Retrieve your bow line and maneuver slowly until you are clear of the buoys and other boaters. All southeast Florida mooring buoy programs are funded in part by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Coral Reef Conservation Program (FDEP CRCP) with a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Coral Reef Conservation Program (NOAA CRCP) (Award No. NA11NOS4820003). Miami-Dade County mooring buoys are maintained by the Restoration and Enhancement Section in the Division of Environmental Resources Management. Funding was also provided by the County and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Florida Boater Improvement Program. Broward County mooring buoys are maintained by the Environmental Planning and Community Resilience Division. Funding is also provided by the County. The Palm Beach County mooring buoy program is a partnership between Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resources Management and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The St. Lucie Inlet Park Preserve Mooring Buoys are maintained by the Florida Park Service. Cover photo credit: Broward County (upper); Mary Brooks (lower). Southeast Florida Mooring Buoys Updated April 2019 Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W) St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park 2 27°07.916' 80°08.040' 2 27°07.257' 80°07.652' 2 27°06.937' 80°07.794' For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call (772) 219-1880. The St. Lucie Inlet Park Preserve assumes no liability from the use of any mooring buoy. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W) Graceland 6 25°56.128' 80°06.643' North Canyon 3 25°55.805' 80°06.353' South Canyon 3 25°51.627' 80°06.505' Pillars 7 25°51.620' 80°05.978' Jose Cuervo 2 25°46.144' 80°07.694' Half Moon 2 25°43.660' 80°08.077' RJ’s Ledge 6 25°43.345' 80°05.952' Rainbow Reef 6 25°41.519' 80°05.833' Emerald Reef 7 25°40.579' 80°06.098' For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call (305) 372-6864. Miami-Dade County assumes no liability from the use of any mooring buoy. BROWARD COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W) Deerfield Beach 10 26°18.345' 80°04.070' Suzanne’s Ledge 11 26°13.7250' 80°04.9570' Pompano Drop- Off 31 26°12.6610' 80°05.0801' Hall of Fame 9 26°11.5461' 80°05.0740' Anglin’s Ledge 11 26°11.3530' 80°05.2410' Oakland Ridges 15 26°09.2540' 80°05.3410' The Caves 10 26°07.6001' 80°05.4990' Barracuda Reef 25 26°04.5189' 80°05.7650' For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call (954) 519-1270. Broward County assumes no liability from the use of any mooring buoy. PALM BEACH COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W) Diamondhead 3 26°54.734' 80°03.485' Radnor Reef Breaker’s Reef 16 26°43.192' 80°01.868' Mar-a-Lago Reef 6 26°41.052' 80°01.854' Boca Raton Reef 10 26°20.606' 80°03.906' For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call (561) 233-2400. Palm Beach County and the FWC assume no liability from the use of any mooring buoy.
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MARTIN COUNTY MARTIN COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Proper Mooring Buoy Use

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Have your boat hook and bow line ready.

Carefully approach the buoy from down wind or current.

Inspect the buoy as you approach. Make sure the mooring is in good shape before you tie off.

photo: Miami-Dade County

St. Lucie Inlet

Preserve State Park

Mooring Buoys

27°07.916' N

80°08.040' W

27°07.257' N

80°07.652' W

27°06.937' N

80°07.794' W

4. Retrieve the pick-up line with your boat hook.

5. Pass your bow line through the eye of the pick-upline. Put out extra scope and cleat the bow line offsecurely.

6. It is important to put out extra scope in rough weather.

7. Never tie your boat directly to the mooring buoypick-up line as you may damage your boat andplace too much strain on the mooring.

8. Someone who knows how to operate the boatshould always remain onboard. As the boatoperator, you are responsible for the safety of yourboat and passengers.

9. To leave the buoy, untie one end of your bow lineand let it slip free of the pick-up line.

10. Retrieve your bow line and maneuver slowly untilyou are clear of the buoys and other boaters.

All southeast Florida mooring buoy programs are funded in part by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Coral Reef Conservation Program (FDEP CRCP) with a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Coral Reef Conservation Program (NOAA CRCP) (Award No. NA11NOS4820003).

Miami-Dade County mooring buoys are maintained by the Restoration and Enhancement Section in the Division of Environmental Resources Management. Funding was also provided by the County and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Florida Boater Improvement Program.

Broward County mooring buoys are maintained by the Environmental Planning and Community Resilience Division. Funding is also provided by the County.

The Palm Beach County mooring buoy program is a partnership between Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resources Management and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

The St. Lucie Inlet Park Preserve Mooring Buoys are maintained by the Florida Park Service.

Cover photo credit: Broward County (upper); Mary Brooks (lower).

Southeast Florida

Mooring Buoys

Updated April 2019

Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W)

St. Lucie Inlet

Preserve State

Park

2 27°07.916' 80°08.040'

2 27°07.257' 80°07.652'

2 27°06.937' 80°07.794'

For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please

call (772) 219-1880. The St. Lucie Inlet Park Preserve assumes no liability

from the use of any mooring buoy.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W)

Graceland 6 25°56.128' 80°06.643'

North Canyon 3 25°55.805' 80°06.353'

South Canyon 3 25°51.627' 80°06.505'

Pillars 7 25°51.620' 80°05.978'

Jose Cuervo 2 25°46.144' 80°07.694'

Half Moon 2 25°43.660' 80°08.077'

RJ’s Ledge 6 25°43.345' 80°05.952'

Rainbow Reef 6 25°41.519' 80°05.833'

Emerald Reef 7 25°40.579' 80°06.098'

For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call

(305) 372-6864. Miami-Dade County assumes no liability from the use of any

mooring buoy.

BROWARD COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W)

Deerfield Beach 10 26°18.345' 80°04.070'

Suzanne’s Ledge 11 26°13.7250' 80°04.9570'

Pompano Drop-

Off 31 26°12.6610' 80°05.0801'

Hall of Fame 9 26°11.5461' 80°05.0740'

Anglin’s Ledge 11 26°11.3530' 80°05.2410'

Oakland Ridges 15 26°09.2540' 80°05.3410'

The Caves 10 26°07.6001' 80°05.4990'

Barracuda Reef 25 26°04.5189' 80°05.7650'

For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call

(954) 519-1270. Broward County assumes no liability from the use of any

mooring buoy.

PALM BEACH COUNTY MOORING BUOYS Site Name # of Buoys Latitude (N) Longitude (W)

Diamondhead 3 26°54.734' 80°03.485'

Radnor Reef

Breaker’s Reef 16 26°43.192' 80°01.868'

Mar-a-Lago Reef 6 26°41.052' 80°01.854'

Boca Raton Reef 10 26°20.606' 80°03.906'

For more information or to report a problem concerning the buoys, please call

(561) 233-2400. Palm Beach County and the FWC assume no liability from the

use of any mooring buoy.

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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY BROWARD COUNTY SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY NORTHPALM BEACHCOUNTY Graceland 25°56.128'N

80°06.643' W

North Canyon

25°55.805' N

80°06.353' W

South Canyon

25°51.627' N 80°06.505' W

Pillars

25°51.620' N 80°05.978' W

Suzanne’s Ledge 26°14.0591' N 80°04.9269' W

Pompano Drop-Off

26°12.724' N 80°05.0721' W

Hall of Fame 26°11.5461' N

80°05.074' W

Anglin’s Ledge

26°11.4780’ N 80°05.2231’ W

Diamondhead Radnor Reef

26°54.734' N

80°03.485' W

Oakland Ridges

26°09.2540' N

80°05.3410' W

Boca Raton Patch Reef

26°20.606' N

80°03.906' W

Jose Cuervo

25°46.144' N 80°07.694' W

The Caves

26°07.6309' N

80°05.5009'W

Half Moon

25°43.660' N

80°08.077' W

Emerald Reef

25°40.579' N 80°06.098' W

RJ’s Ledge

25°43.345’ N 80°05.952’ W

Rainbow Reef

25°41.519’ N 80°05.833’ W Barracuda Reef

26°04.5189’ N 80°05.7650’ W

Deerfield Beach

26°18.345’ N 80°04.070’ W

Breaker’s Reef

26°43.192' N

80°01.868' W

Mar-a-Lago Reef

26°41.052' N

80°01.854' W

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