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Starboard Marker Number 1, Belfast Lough
by David Dixon
geograph for square J4385
The Victoria Channel into Belfast harbour is marked by a series of numbered... (more)
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Belfast Buoy Number 1
by David Dixon
geograph for square J4385
The Victoria Channel into Belfast harbour is marked by a series of numbered... (more)
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Starboard Buoy Number 13 and the Shore of Great Island
by David Dixon
geograph for square W8166
Buoy No 13 is a starboard-hand lateral buoy, situated on the starboard... (more)
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Buoy Number 3, Belfast Lough
by David Dixon
geograph for square J4184
The relatively narrow Victoria Channel, which ships must follow when entering or... (more)
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Firth of Forth, Starboard Channel Marker No 17
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT1881
Starboard buoy marking the north side of the channel into and out of the Firth... (more)
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Thorn Knoll Starboard Channel Marker
by David Dixon
geograph for square SZ4899
Starboard (green) buoy marking the side of the Thorn Channel in The Solent.
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Buoy Number 1
by David Dixon
geograph for square W8260
Buoy 1 is one of the outermost starboard buoys marking the initial approach into... (more)
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Starboard Marker Buoy (Number 17), Belfast Harbour
by David Dixon
for square J3678
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Buoy Number 11 in Cork Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square W8265
Buoy No. 11 is part of the lateral buoyage system marking the safe... (more)
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Castle Marker Buoy and St Mawes Bay
by David Dixon
geograph for square SW8332
The green, starboard hand mark "Castle" is at 50°8.99´N, 5°01.62´W... (more)
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Firth of Forth, Green Marker Buoy Number 15
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT1781
Two seals resting on a catamaran-style starboard buoy marking the north side of... (more)
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Buoy Number 5, Cork Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square W8162
Buoy number 5 is a green, conical starboard-hand marker. Its primary function is... (more)
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Firth of Forth, Starboard Buoy in the North Channel
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT2183
Starboard buoy (North Channel number 11?) in the Firth of Forth.
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Cork Bay, Buoy Number 3
by David Dixon
geograph for square W8261
Buoy 3 is a green, conical ("nun") buoy. A starboard-hand marker... (more)
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Firth of Forth North Channel Marker Buoy Number 9
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT2383
Green (starboard) buoy in the Firth of Forth North Channel.
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Kilroot Marker Buoy in Belfast Lough
by David Dixon
geograph for square J4787
Starboard (green) marker buoy in Belfast Lough. Its charted position is... (more)
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Kilroot Buoy
by David Dixon
geograph for square J4787
Starboard (green) marker buoy in Belfast Lough. Its charted position is... (more)
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Tug Approaching
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT1081
The tug boat Corringham (IMO 9316414) passes the green starboard marker... (more)
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Starboard Marker Buoy Number 11, Dublin Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square O2234
I'm not sure what the (mostly) submerged concrete structure behind the buoy... (more)
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Southampton Water, Starboard Marker "Hound"
by David Dixon
geograph for square SU4507
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Container Terminal, Belfast Harbour
by David Dixon
geograph for square J3678
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Belfast Harbour, Victoria Terminals 3 and 4
by David Dixon
geograph for square J3678
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Firth of Forth Rosyth Buoy Number 3
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT1181
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Catamaran Buoy 17, Firth of Forth
by David Dixon
geograph for square NT1881
The catamaran buoys in the Firth of Forth have proved popular with the local seals.
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River Itchen and Itchen Bridge
by David Dixon
for square SU4311
The mouth of the River Itchen, where it enters Southampton Water. The bridge,... (more)
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Caolas na h-Àirde (entrance to Loch Aline)
by Michael Jagger
for square NM6844
Category: Kyle
Loch Aline is produced as a result of Glacial action and as is common; near the... (more)
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