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Boat Flag
how far away does a boat have to be from a diver's flag in the water?
Well the first statement I found relates only to Colorado. In Colorado:
"The flag must be placed at or near the point of submergence and divers must stay within a 100-foot radius of the flag.
Vessels must keep a distance of 100 feet from the diver's flag. "
It seems to be the same distances in Wisconsin according to the first entry in the second link, but in the third entry it explains that in Michigan boaters have to stay 200 ft away from a diving flag.
Looks like it varies from state to state and country to country. Check out the second link below and maybe you can find the distance for your state.
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Chinese Flag in the Stern of a Boat on the Yangtze River $39.99 Chinese Flag in the Stern of a Boat on the Yangtze River - Photographic Print |
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A Girl Rests on a Boat Below the Chinese National Flag $24.99 A Girl Rests on a Boat Below the Chinese National Flag - Photographic Print |
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American Flag in the Stern of a Boat in Glacier Bay $39.99 Michael Melford American Flag in the Stern of a Boat in Glacier Bay - Photographic Print |
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Bow of Boat with Flag Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland $19.99 John Borthwick Bow of Boat with Flag Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland - Photographic Print |
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Rainbow and a American Flag Fluttering from the Stern of a Boat $39.99 Michael Melford Rainbow and a American Flag Fluttering from the Stern of a Boat - Photographic Print |
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Fishing Boat with Red Flag on the Beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, UK, Europe $19.99 Lee Frost Fishing Boat with Red Flag on the Beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, UK, Europe - Photographic Print |
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Coil of Rope and American Flag on a Wooden Boat, Mystic, Connecticut $34.99 Todd Gipstein Coil of Rope and American Flag on a Wooden Boat, Mystic, Connecticut - Photographic Print |
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American Flag on Boat, Lake Coeur d'Alene, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho $19.99 Holger Leue American Flag on Boat, Lake Coeur d'Alene, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho - Photographic Print |
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American Flag Flies on Stern of Boat Anchored Off Ponta Delgada $39.99 Robert Sisson American Flag Flies on Stern of Boat Anchored Off Ponta Delgada - Photographic Print |
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England Flag on Boat Mast in South Bay, North Yorkshire, England $19.99 Pearl Bucknell England Flag on Boat Mast in South Bay, North Yorkshire, England - Photographic Print |
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Small Boat Passing Communist Flag, Backwaters, Kerala State, India $24.99 Harding Robert Small Boat Passing Communist Flag, Backwaters, Kerala State, India - Photographic Print |
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Flag at Front of Boat on Lake Constance (Bodensee), Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany $24.99 Johnson Dennis Flag at Front of Boat on Lake Constance (Bodensee), Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany - Photographic Print |
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An American Flag Flutters from the Back of a Boat in Neah Bay $39.99 Sam Abell An American Flag Flutters from the Back of a Boat in Neah Bay - Photographic Print |
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Grandpa's Marine funeral / flag ceremony - bagpipes
In which direction does a flag fly in a sailing boat?
Let's assume that the wind blows from stern to bow, and the flag is at the top of the mast.
Does the flag fly to bow or to stern?
The flag ( ensign) will flow in the direction of the wind flow. If the wind is from the stern, the ensign will flow towards the bow. If from the port, then it will flow to the starboard. What may be confusing is to watch the sails and see the ensign in some other direction. The difference is the apparent wind direction and the actual wind direction. You might try Les Gilbert's site, www.onemetre.com. Have fun.
by admin on March 10th, 2010 Tags: boat flag, boat flag pole, boat flags, boat flags and poles, boat flags custom, boat flags for sale, boat still, flag, flags, nautical, sailing
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. but thank you for trying!
