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Lateral marks
Buoys used are red or green can, conical, pillar or spar buoys with or without topmarks according to IALA B with green marks on right bank and red marks on left bank as seen when moving upstream. Green buoys with a red band (equal to the IALA B preferred channel) is used to mark bifucation of the navigational channel
Left bank marks
Red symbols and text on white background
| Notice | Symbol | ...notice:category | Where used |
|---|---|---|---|
|
keep_to_starboard | ||
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move_to_port | ||
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move_to_starboard | ||
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keep_to_port | ||
|
give_way_crossing | ||
|
alignment | ||
| File:BNIWR L distance mark.svg | |||
|
reduce_speed | ||
|
no_anchoring | ||
|
limited_headroom |
Right bank marks
Green symbols and text on white background
| Notice | Symbol | ...notice:category | Where used |
|---|---|---|---|
|
keep_to_starboard | ||
|
move_to_port | ||
|
move_to_starboard | ||
|
keep_to_port | ||
|
give_way_crossing | ||
|
alignment | ||
| File:BNIWR R distance mark.svg | |||
|
reduce_speed | ||
|
no_anchoring | ||
|
limited_headroom |
Side independent marks
Black symbols and text on orange background
| Notice | Symbol | ...notice:category | Where used |
|---|---|---|---|
|
keep_to_starboard | ||
|
move_to_port | ||
|
move_to_starboard | ||
|
keep_to_port | ||
|
give_way_crossing | ||
|
alignment | ||
| File:BNIWR I distance mark.svg | |||
|
reduce_speed | ||
|
no_anchoring | ||
|
limited_headroom |
Other marks
| Notice | Symbol | ...notice:category | Where used |
|---|---|---|---|
|
secondary_waterway_left | ||
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secondary_waterway_right | ||
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isolated_danger | pole or beacon on or close to danger |
Bridge Marks
Used in General all over Brazil to mark safe passing channel under bridges
| Notice | Symbol | ...notice:category | Where used |
|---|---|---|---|
|
opening_to_left | Used on bridge post, or pole on right side of navigation channel | |
|
opening_to_right | Used on bridge post or pole on left side of navigation channel | |
|
Used on bridge span on center of navigation channel |