Title 33 C.F.R. — Navigation and Navigable Waters

4641 sections

PART 1

• § 1.01-1 — District Commander
• § 1.01-20 — Officer in Charge, Marine Inspection
• § 1.01-30 — Captains of the Port
• § 1.01-40 — Delegation to the Vice Commandant
• § 1.01-50 — Delegation to District Commander, USCG Arctic District
• § 1.01-60 — Delegations for issuance of bridge permits
• § 1.01-70 — CERCLA delegations
• § 1.01-80 — FWPCA and OPA 90 delegations
• § 1.01-85 — Redelegation
• § 1.01-90 — Commissioned, warrant, and petty officers
• § 1.05-1 — Delegation of rulemaking authority
• § 1.05-10 — Regulatory process overview
• § 1.05-15 — Public participation
• § 1.05-20 — Petitions for rulemaking
• § 1.05-25 — Public docket
• § 1.05-30 — Advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM)
• § 1.05-35 — Notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM)
• § 1.05-40 — Supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking (SNPRM)
• § 1.05-45 — Interim rule
• § 1.05-5 — Marine Safety and Security Council
• § 1.05-50 — Final rule
• § 1.05-55 — Direct final rule
• § 1.05-60 — Negotiated rulemaking
• § 1.07-1 — Purpose
• § 1.07-10 — Reporting and investigation
• § 1.07-100 — Summons in lieu of seizure of commercial fishing industry vessels
• § 1.07-11 — Notice of violation
• § 1.07-15 — Hearing Officer
• § 1.07-20 — Initiation of action
• § 1.07-25 — Preliminary matters
• § 1.07-30 — Disclosure of evidence
• § 1.07-35 — Request for confidential treatment
• § 1.07-40 — Counsel
• § 1.07-45 — Location of hearings and change of venue
• § 1.07-5 — Definitions
• § 1.07-50 — Witnesses
• § 1.07-55 — Hearing procedures
• § 1.07-60 — Records
• § 1.07-65 — Hearing Officer's decisions
• § 1.07-70 — Right to appeal
• § 1.07-75 — Action on appeals
• § 1.07-80 — Reopening of hearings
• § 1.07-85 — Collection of civil penalties
• § 1.07-90 — Criminal penalties
• § 1.07-95 — Civil and criminal penalties
• § 1.08-1 — Applicability
• § 1.08-5 — Procedures
• § 1.10-1 — Official records and documents
• § 1.10-5 — Public availability of records and documents
• § 1.20-1 — Testimony by Coast Guard personnel and production of records
• § 1.25-1 — Purpose
• § 1.25-30 — Exceptions
• § 1.25-40 — Fees for services for the public
• § 1.25-45 — Special admeasurement services
• § 1.25-48 — Oceanographic research
• § 1.25-80 — Payment of fees, charges or sales
• § 1.26-1 — Purpose
• § 1.26-10 — Sales to Coast Guard Auxiliary
• § 1.26-15 — Sales of nonexcess personal property and services
• § 1.26-20 — Sales to eligible foreign governments
• § 1.26-25 — Payment of charges
• § 1.26-5 — Replacement of medals

PART 2

• § 2.1 — Purpose
• § 2.5 — Specific definitions control
• § 2.20 — Territorial sea baseline
• § 2.22 — Territorial sea
• § 2.24 — Internal waters
• § 2.26 — Inland waters
• § 2.28 — Contiguous zone
• § 2.30 — Exclusive Economic Zone
• § 2.32 — High seas
• § 2.34 — Waters subject to tidal influence; waters subject to the ebb and flow of the tide; mean high water
• § 2.36 — Navigable waters of the United States, navigable waters, and territorial waters
• § 2.38 — Waters subject to the jurisdiction of the United States; waters over which the United States has jurisdiction
• § 2.40 — Maintenance of decisions
• § 2.45 — Decisions subject to change or modification and availability of lists and charts

PART 3

• § 3.01-1 — General description
• § 3.01-5 — Assignment of functions
• § 3.04-1 — Atlantic Area
• § 3.04-3 — Pacific Area
• § 3.05-1 — USCG Northeast District
• § 3.05-10 — Sector Boston Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.05-15 — Sector Northern New England Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.05-20 — Sector Southeastern New England Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.05-30 — Sector New York Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.05-35 — Sector Long Island Sound Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.25-05 — Sector Delaware Bay Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.25-1 — USCG East District
• § 3.25-10 — Sector Virginia Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.25-15 — Sector Maryland-National Capital Region Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.25-20 — Sector North Carolina Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.35-1 — USCG Southeast District
• § 3.35-10 — Sector Miami Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.35-15 — Sector Charleston Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone; Marine Safety Unit Savannah
• § 3.35-20 — Sector Jacksonville Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.35-25 — Sector San Juan Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.35-35 — Sector St. Petersburg Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.35-40 — Sector Key West Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.40-1 — USCG Heartland District
• § 3.40-10 — Sector Mobile Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.40-15 — Sector New Orleans Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone; Marine Safety Unit Houma
• § 3.40-28 — Sector Houston-Galveston Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone; Marine Safety Unit Port Arthur
• § 3.40-35 — Sector Corpus Christi Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.40-40 — Sector Upper Mississippi River Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.40-5 — USCG Heartland District Outer Continental Shelf Marine Inspection Zone
• § 3.40-60 — Sector Lower Mississippi River Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.40-65 — Sector Ohio Valley Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone; Marine Safety Unit Pittsburgh
• § 3.45-1 — USCG Great Lakes District
• § 3.45-10 — Sector Eastern Great Lakes Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.45-15 — Sector Lake Michigan Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.45-20 — Sector Detroit Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.45-45 — Sector Northern Great Lakes Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone; Marine Safety Unit Duluth
• § 3.55-1 — USCG Southwest District
• § 3.55-10 — Sector Los Angeles-Long Beach Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.55-15 — Sector San Diego Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.55-20 — Sector San Francisco: San Francisco Bay Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.55-25 — Sector Humboldt Bay Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator Zone
• § 3.65-1 — USCG Northwest District
• § 3.65-10 — Sector Puget Sound Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.65-15 — Sector Columbia River Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.70-1 — USCG Oceania District
• § 3.70-10 — Sector Honolulu Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.70-15 — U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 3.70-20 — Activities Far East Marine Inspection Zone
• § 3.85-1 — USCG Arctic District
• § 3.85-10 — Sector: Southeast Alaska Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zones
• § 3.85-15 — Sector Anchorage: Western Alaska Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zones; Marine Safety Unit Valdez: Prince William Sound Marine Inspection and Captain of the Port Zones

PART 4

• § 4.01 — Purpose
• § 4.02 — Display

PART 5

• § 5.1 — Definitions
• § 5.3 — Purpose
• § 5.5 — Organization, officers, and leadership
• § 5.7 — Administration, specific authorizations
• § 5.9 — References
• § 5.10 — Eligibility for membership
• § 5.11 — Honorary members
• § 5.12 — Offices, titles, designations, qualifications, and recognition
• § 5.13 — Advancement
• § 5.14 — Uniforms and insignia
• § 5.15 — [Reserved]
• § 5.16 — Compensation and travel expenses
• § 5.17 — Status of members as Federal employees
• § 5.18 — Injury or death in the line of duty
• § 5.19 — Disenrollment
• § 5.20 — Authority
• § 5.22 — Assignment to duties
• § 5.24 — Procedure for assignment to duty
• § 5.26 — Training, examination, and assignment
• § 5.30 — Facilities and other equipment
• § 5.32 — Offers of member-owned vessels, aircraft, radio stations, motorized vehicles, trailers, and other equipment for use as a facility
• § 5.34 — Offers of personal property of the Auxiliary for use as a facility
• § 5.36 — Loan of vessels, aircraft, radio stations, motorized vehicles, trailers, or other equipment to the Coast Guard
• § 5.40 — Distinctive markings for vessels, aircraft, motorized vehicles, trailers, radio stations, and other equipment
• § 5.41 — Auxiliary emblem
• § 5.42 — Auxiliary ensign
• § 5.43 — Auxiliary mark
• § 5.44 — Auxiliary facility decal
• § 5.45 — Patrol sign
• § 5.46 — Auxiliary patrol ensign
• § 5.47 — Coast Guard ensign
• § 5.48 — Marking of aircraft

PART 6

• § 6.01-1 — Commandant
• § 6.01-2 — District Commander
• § 6.01-3 — Captain of the Port
• § 6.01-4 — Waterfront facility
• § 6.01-5 — Security zone
• § 6.01-6 — Area Commander
• § 6.01-7 — Damage
• § 6.01-8 — Cyber incident
• § 6.04-1 — Enforcement
• § 6.04-11 — Assistance of other agencies
• § 6.04-5 — Preventing access of persons, articles, or things, including any data, information, network, program, system, or other digital infrastructure, to vessels, or waterfront facilities
• § 6.04-6 — Establishing security zones; prohibitions with respect thereto
• § 6.04-7 — Visitation, search, and removal
• § 6.04-8 — Possession and control of vessels
• § 6.10-1 — Issuance of documents and employment of persons aboard vessels
• § 6.10-5 — Access to vessels and waterfront facilities
• § 6.10-7 — Identification credentials
• § 6.10-9 — Appeals
• § 6.12-1 — General supervision and control
• § 6.12-3 — Approval of facility for dangerous cargo
• § 6.14-1 — Safety measures
• § 6.14-2 — Condition of waterfront facility a danger to vessel
• § 6.16-1 — Reporting of sabotage, subversive activity, or an actual or threatened cyber incident
• § 6.16-3 — Precautions against sabotage
• § 6.18-1 — Violations
• § 6.19-1 — Primary responsibility

PART 8

• § 8.1 — Functions of the Coast Guard Reserve
• § 8.3 — Organization of the Coast Guard Reserve
• § 8.5 — Regulations for the Coast Guard Reserve
• § 8.7 — Information

PART 13

• § 13.01-1 — General
• § 13.01-10 — Gold and silver bars
• § 13.01-15 — Applications and recommendations
• § 13.01-20 — Definitions
• § 13.01-25 — Description of Gold Lifesaving Medal
• § 13.01-30 — Description of Silver Lifesaving Medal
• § 13.01-35 — Description of gold and silver bars
• § 13.01-40 — Miniature medals and bars
• § 13.01-45 — Replacement of medals and bars
• § 13.01-5 — Gold and Silver Lifesaving Medals

PART 17

• § 17.01-1 — Basis and purpose
• § 17.01-10 — Authority to receive gifts
• § 17.05-1 — Gifts
• § 17.05-10 — Instructions for administration
• § 17.05-5 — Acceptance and disbursement of gifts

PART 19

• § 19.01 — Procedures for effecting individual waivers of navigation and vessel inspection laws and regulations
• § 19.04 — Vessels requisitioned by the United States for emergency evacuation
• § 19.06 — Vessels operated by or chartered to Military Sealift Command
• § 19.07 — Chronological record of seaman's previous employment
• § 19.15 — Permits for commercial vessels handling explosives at military installations

PART 20

• § 20.101 — Scope
• § 20.102 — Definitions
• § 20.103 — Construction and waiver of rules
• § 20.201 — Assignment
• § 20.202 — Powers
• § 20.203 — Unavailability
• § 20.204 — Withdrawal or disqualification
• § 20.205 — Ex parte communications
• § 20.206 — Separation of functions
• § 20.301 — Representation
• § 20.302 — Filing of documents and other materials
• § 20.303 — Form and content of filed documents
• § 20.304 — Service of documents
• § 20.305 — Amendment or supplementation of filed documents
• § 20.306 — Computation of time
• § 20.307 — Complaints
• § 20.308 — Answers
• § 20.309 — Motions
• § 20.310 — Default by respondent
• § 20.311 — Withdrawal or dismissal
• § 20.401 — Initiation of administrative proceedings
• § 20.402 — Public notice
• § 20.403 — Consolidation and severance
• § 20.404 — Interested persons
• § 20.501 — Conferences
• § 20.502 — Settlements
• § 20.601 — General
• § 20.602 — Amendatory or supplementary responses
• § 20.603 — Interrogatories
• § 20.604 — Requests for production of documents or things, for inspection or other purposes
• § 20.605 — Depositions
• § 20.606 — Protective orders
• § 20.607 — Sanctions for failure to comply
• § 20.608 — Subpoenas
• § 20.609 — Motions to quash or modify
• § 20.701 — Standard of proof
• § 20.702 — Burden of proof
• § 20.703 — Presumptions
• § 20.704 — Scheduling and notice of hearings
• § 20.705 — Failure to appear
• § 20.706 — Witnesses
• § 20.707 — Telephonic testimony
• § 20.708 — Witnesses' fees
• § 20.709 — Closing of the record
• § 20.710 — Proposed findings, closing arguments, and briefs
• § 20.801 — General
• § 20.802 — Admissibility of evidence
• § 20.803 — Hearsay evidence
• § 20.804 — Objections and offers of proof
• § 20.805 — Proprietary information
• § 20.806 — Official notice
• § 20.807 — Exhibits and documents
• § 20.808 — Written testimony
• § 20.809 — Stipulations
• § 20.901 — Summary decisions
• § 20.902 — Decisions of the ALJ
• § 20.903 — Records of proceedings
• § 20.904 — Reopening
• § 20.1001 — General
• § 20.1002 — Records on appeal
• § 20.1003 — Procedures for appeal
• § 20.1004 — Decisions on appeal
• § 20.1101 — Finality
• § 20.1102 — Petitions to set aside decisions and provide hearings for civil penalty proceedings
• § 20.1103 — Availability of decisions
• § 20.1201 — Application
• § 20.1202 — Filing of pleadings
• § 20.1203 — Commencement of expedited hearings
• § 20.1205 — Motion for return of temporarily suspended merchant mariner credential, license, certificate of registry, or document
• § 20.1206 — Discontinuance of expedited hearings
• § 20.1207 — Pre-hearing conferences
• § 20.1208 — Expedited hearings
• § 20.1209 — Appeals of ALJs' decisions
• § 20.1301 — Purpose
• § 20.1303 — Authentication and certification of extracts from shipping articles, logbooks, and the like
• § 20.1305 — Admissibility and weight of entries from logbooks
• § 20.1307 — Use of judgments of conviction
• § 20.1309 — Admissibility of respondents' criminal records and records with the Coast Guard before entry of findings and conclusions
• § 20.1311 — Admissions by respondent
• § 20.1313 — Medical examination of respondents
• § 20.1315 — Submission of prior records and evidence in aggravation or mitigation

PART 23

• § 23.01 — Basis and purpose
• § 23.05 — Where and when displayed
• § 23.10 — Coast Guard emblem
• § 23.12 — Coast Guard identifying insignia
• § 23.15 — Coast Guard ensign
• § 23.20 — Coast Guard commission pennant
• § 23.30 — Penalty

PART 25

• § 25.101 — Purpose
• § 25.103 — Information and assistance
• § 25.105 — Definitions
• § 25.107 — Who may present claims
• § 25.109 — Insurance and other subrogated claims
• § 25.111 — Action by claimant
• § 25.113 — Contents of claim
• § 25.115 — Evidence supporting a claim
• § 25.117 — Proof of amount claimed for personal injury or death
• § 25.119 — Proof of amount claimed for loss of, or damage to, property
• § 25.121 — Effect of other payments to claimant
• § 25.123 — Settlement and notice to claimant
• § 25.125 — Appeal
• § 25.127 — Reconsideration
• § 25.129 — Acceptance of offer of settlement
• § 25.131 — Delegation of authority
• § 25.133 — Redelegation of authority
• § 25.135 — Processing and settlement of claims in foreign countries
• § 25.201 — Scope
• § 25.203 — Claims payable
• § 25.205 — Claims not payable
• § 25.207 — Time limitation on claims
• § 25.301 — Scope
• § 25.303 — Procedure
• § 25.401 — Scope
• § 25.403 — Claims payable
• § 25.405 — Claims not payable
• § 25.407 — Time limitation on claims
• § 25.409 — Appeal
• § 25.501 — Scope
• § 25.503 — Proper claimants
• § 25.505 — Claimants excluded
• § 25.507 — Claims payable
• § 25.509 — Claims not payable
• § 25.511 — Time limitation on claims
• § 25.513 — Amount claimed
• § 25.515 — Settlement and notice to claimant
• § 25.601 — Scope
• § 25.603 — Claims payable
• § 25.605 — Claims not payable
• § 25.607 — Time limitation on claims
• § 25.609 — Settlement and notice to claimant
• § 25.701 — Scope
• § 25.703 — Claims payable
• § 25.705 — Claims not payable
• § 25.707 — Time limitation on claims
• § 25.709 — Assessment limitation on claims
• § 25.801 — Scope
• § 25.803 — Claims payable
• § 25.805 — Claims not payable

PART 26

• § 26.01 — Purpose
• § 26.02 — Definitions
• § 26.03 — Radiotelephone required
• § 26.04 — Use of the designated frequency
• § 26.05 — Use of radiotelephone
• § 26.06 — Maintenance of radiotelephone; failure of radiotelephone
• § 26.07 — Communications
• § 26.08 — Exemption procedures
• § 26.09 — List of exemptions

PART 27

• § 27.3 — Penalty adjustment table

PART 40

• § 40.1 — Program for appointing cadets

PART 45

• § 45.1 — Enlistment of personnel
• § 45.2 — Records of enlistment of former service members

PART 49

• § 49.01-1 — Applicability
• § 49.01-10 — Determination of incompetency
• § 49.01-5 — Requests for appointment of trustee
• § 49.05-1 — Appointment of trustee
• § 49.05-10 — Affidavits required
• § 49.05-5 — Bonding of trustee
• § 49.10-1 — Reports required
• § 49.10-10 — Cessation of payments
• § 49.10-15 — Final accounting by trustee
• § 49.10-5 — Payment of moneys due
• § 49.15-1 — Implementing instructions

PART 50

• § 50.1 — Establishment and duties of Board
• § 50.2 — Composition of Board
• § 50.3 — Request for review
• § 50.4 — Presentation of case
• § 50.5 — Action by the Board
• § 50.6 — Notification of final action

PART 51

• § 51.1 — Basis and purpose
• § 51.2 — Authority
• § 51.3 — Applicability and scope
• § 51.4 — Definitions
• § 51.5 — Objective of review
• § 51.6 — Propriety standard of review
• § 51.7 — Equity standard of review
• § 51.8 — Relevant considerations
• § 51.9 — Discharge review procedures
• § 51.10 — Decisions
• § 51.11 — Records

PART 52

• § 52.1 — Purpose
• § 52.2 — Authority
• § 52.11 — Establishment and composition
• § 52.12 — Function
• § 52.13 — Jurisdiction
• § 52.21 — General requirements
• § 52.22 — Time limit for filing application
• § 52.23 — Counsel
• § 52.24 — Evidence and burden of proof
• § 52.25 — Access to official records
• § 52.26 — Right to timely decision; effect of requests for extensions, changes in requests for relief, and late submissions of evidence
• § 52.27 — Withdrawal of application
• § 52.28 — Stay of proceedings
• § 52.31 — Consideration of application
• § 52.32 — Administrative closure
• § 52.41 — Assistance
• § 52.42 — Views of the Coast Guard
• § 52.43 — Requests for further information; submissions of classified, privileged, and sensitive information
• § 52.51 — General provision
• § 52.52 — Notice of hearing
• § 52.53 — Witnesses
• § 52.54 — Expenses
• § 52.55 — Nonappearance
• § 52.56 — Conduct of hearing
• § 52.57 — Record of hearing
• § 52.61 — Deliberations and decision
• § 52.62 — Minority report
• § 52.63 — Record of proceedings
• § 52.64 — Final action
• § 52.65 — Orders
• § 52.66 — Notification
• § 52.67 — Reconsideration
• § 52.71 — Authority to pay
• § 52.72 — Implementation of orders
• § 52.73 — Interpretation
• § 52.74 — Report of settlement
• § 52.81 — Reading room and index

PART 53

• § 53.1 — Purpose
• § 53.3 — Applicability
• § 53.5 — Definitions
• § 53.7 — Requirements
• § 53.9 — Responsibilities
• § 53.11 — Procedures

PART 54

• § 54.01 — Purpose
• § 54.03 — Persons authorized to give notices
• § 54.05 — Form and contents of notice
• § 54.07 — Service of notice upon designated Coast Guard official

PART 55

• § 55.1 — Purpose
• § 55.3 — Who is covered by this subpart?
• § 55.5 — Who is eligible for child development services?
• § 55.7 — Definitions
• § 55.9 — Child development centers
• § 55.11 — How are child development center fees established?
• § 55.13 — Family child care providers

PART 62

• § 62.1 — Purpose
• § 62.3 — Definition of terms
• § 62.5 — Marking of marine parades and regattas
• § 62.21 — General
• § 62.23 — Beacons and buoys
• § 62.25 — Lateral marks
• § 62.27 — Safe water marks
• § 62.29 — Isolated danger marks
• § 62.31 — Special marks
• § 62.32 — Inland waters obstruction mark
• § 62.33 — Information and regulatory marks
• § 62.35 — Mooring buoys
• § 62.37 — Lighthouses
• § 62.41 — Ranges
• § 62.43 — Numbers and letters
• § 62.45 — Light characteristics
• § 62.47 — Sound signals
• § 62.49 — Intracoastal Waterway identification
• § 62.51 — Western Rivers Marking System
• § 62.52 — Automatic Identification System Aids to Navigation (AIS AtoN)
• § 62.53 — Racons
• § 62.54 — Ownership identification
• § 62.63 — Recommendations
• § 62.65 — Procedure for reporting defects and discrepancies

PART 64

• § 64.01 — Purpose
• § 64.03 — Scope
• § 64.06 — Definition of terms
• § 64.11 — Marking, notification, and approval requirements
• § 64.13 — Approval for waiver of markings
• § 64.16 — Duration of marking on sunken vessels in navigable waters
• § 64.21 — Marking and notification requirements
• § 64.23 — Duration of marking on structures
• § 64.31 — Determination of hazard to navigation
• § 64.33 — Marking by the Coast Guard

PART 66

• § 66.01-1 — Basic provisions
• § 66.01-10 — Characteristics
• § 66.01-11 — Lights
• § 66.01-12 — May I continue to use the private aid to navigation I am currently using?
• § 66.01-13 — When must my newly manufactured equipment comply with these rules?
• § 66.01-14 — Label affixed by manufacturer
• § 66.01-15 — Action by Coast Guard
• § 66.01-20 — Inspection
• § 66.01-25 — Discontinuance and removal
• § 66.01-3 — Delegation of authority to District Commanders
• § 66.01-30 — Corps of Engineers' approval
• § 66.01-40 — Exemptions
• § 66.01-45 — Penalties
• § 66.01-5 — Application procedure
• § 66.01-50 — Protection of private aids to navigation
• § 66.01-55 — Transfer of ownership
• § 66.05-1 — Purpose
• § 66.05-10 — State waters for private aids to navigation; designations; revisions, and revocations
• § 66.05-100 — Designation of navigable waters as State waters for private aids to navigation
• § 66.05-20 — Coast Guard-State agreements
• § 66.05-25 — Change and modification of State aids to navigation
• § 66.05-30 — Notice to Mariners
• § 66.05-35 — Private aids to navigation other than State owned
• § 66.05-40 — Corps of Engineers' approval
• § 66.05-5 — Definitions

PART 67

• § 67.01-1 — Scope
• § 67.01-10 — Delegation of functions
• § 67.01-15 — Classification of structures
• § 67.01-20 — Prescribing lines of demarcation
• § 67.01-30 — Equivalents
• § 67.01-5 — Definitions
• § 67.05-1 — Arrangement of obstruction lights
• § 67.05-10 — Characteristics of obstruction lights
• § 67.05-15 — Operating periods of obstruction lights
• § 67.05-20 — Minimum lighting requirements
• § 67.05-25 — Special lighting requirements
• § 67.05-5 — Multiple obstruction lights
• § 67.10-1 — Apparatus requirements
• § 67.10-10 — Operating requirements
• § 67.10-15 — Approval of sound signals
• § 67.10-20 — Sound signal tests
• § 67.10-25 — Application for tests
• § 67.10-30 — Withdrawal of approval
• § 67.10-35 — Notice of approval and withdrawal of approval
• § 67.10-40 — Sound signals authorized for use prior to January 1, 1973
• § 67.10-5 — Location requirements
• § 67.15-1 — Lights and signals on attendant vessels
• § 67.15-10 — Spoil banks, artificial islands, and dredged channels
• § 67.15-5 — Seismographic and surveying operations
• § 67.20-1 — Class “A” structures
• § 67.20-10 — Sound signal
• § 67.20-5 — Obstruction lights
• § 67.25-1 — Class “B” structures
• § 67.25-10 — Sound signal
• § 67.25-5 — Obstruction lights
• § 67.30-1 — Class “C” structures
• § 67.30-10 — Sound signals
• § 67.30-5 — Obstruction lights
• § 67.35-1 — Procedure
• § 67.35-10 — Private aids to navigation
• § 67.35-15 — To whom addressed
• § 67.35-5 — Contents of application
• § 67.40-1 — Notification to District Commander
• § 67.40-10 — Communication with owner
• § 67.40-15 — Marking at owner's expense
• § 67.40-20 — Charges invoiced to owner
• § 67.40-25 — Penalty
• § 67.40-5 — Waivers
• § 67.50-1 — Scope
• § 67.50-15 — USCG East District
• § 67.50-20 — USCG Southeast District
• § 67.50-25 — USCG Heartland District
• § 67.50-30 — USCG Great Lakes District
• § 67.50-35 — USCG Southwest District
• § 67.50-45 — USCG Northwest District
• § 67.50-5 — USCG Northeast District
• § 67.50-50 — USCG Arctic District

PART 70

• § 70.01-1 — General provisions
• § 70.01-5 — Penalty
• § 70.05-1 — General provisions
• § 70.05-10 — Revocation of merchant mariner credential officer endorsement or license
• § 70.05-15 — Liability for damages
• § 70.05-20 — Report required
• § 70.05-5 — Penalty

PART 72

• § 72.01-1 — Purpose
• § 72.01-10 — Notice to Mariners
• § 72.01-15 — 72.01-15-72.01-20 [Reserved]
• § 72.01-25 — Marine broadcast notice to mariners
• § 72.01-30 — Temporary deficiencies
• § 72.01-35 — [Reserved]
• § 72.01-40 — Single copies
• § 72.01-5 — Local Notice to Mariners
• § 72.05-1 — Purpose
• § 72.05-10 — Free distribution
• § 72.05-5 — [Reserved]

PART 74

• § 74.01-1 — Claim for damage, destruction, or displacement
• § 74.01-10 — Charges invoiced to owner for marking sunken wrecks and other obstructions to navigation
• § 74.01-15 — Charges for placement of temporary aids
• § 74.01-20 — Deposit of payment in special account
• § 74.20-1 — Buoy and vessel use costs

PART 76

• § 76.01-1 — Sale of equipment not readily procurable
• § 76.01-5 — Sale of condemned equipment
• § 76.10-1 — Exemption

PART 80

• § 80.01 — General basis and purpose of demarcation lines
• § 80.105 — Calais, ME to Cape Small, ME
• § 80.110 — Casco Bay, ME
• § 80.115 — Portland Head, ME to Cape Ann, MA
• § 80.120 — Cape Ann, MA to Marblehead Neck, MA
• § 80.125 — Marblehead Neck, MA to Nahant, MA
• § 80.130 — Boston Harbor entrance
• § 80.135 — Hull, MA to Race Point, MA
• § 80.145 — Race Point, MA, to Watch Hill, RI
• § 80.150 — Block Island, RI
• § 80.155 — Watch Hill, RI to Montauk Point, NY
• § 80.160 — Montauk Point, NY to Atlantic Beach, NY
• § 80.165 — New York Harbor
• § 80.501 — Sandy Hook, NJ to Tom's River, NJ
• § 80.502 — Tom's River, NJ to Cape May, NJ
• § 80.503 — Delaware Bay
• § 80.505 — Cape Henlopen, DE to Cape Charles, VA
• § 80.510 — Chesapeake Bay Entrance, VA
• § 80.515 — Cape Henry, VA to Cape Hatteras, NC
• § 80.520 — Cape Hatteras, NC to Cape Lookout, NC
• § 80.525 — Cape Lookout, NC to Cape Fear, NC
• § 80.530 — Cape Fear, NC to Little River Inlet, NC
• § 80.703 — Little River Inlet, SC to Cape Romain, SC
• § 80.707 — Cape Romain, SC to Sullivans Island, SC
• § 80.710 — Charleston Harbor, SC
• § 80.712 — Morris Island, SC to Hilton Head Island, SC
• § 80.715 — Savannah River
• § 80.717 — Tybee Island, GA to St. Simons Island, GA
• § 80.720 — St. Simons Island, GA to Amelia Island, FL
• § 80.723 — Amelia Island, FL to Cape Canaveral, FL
• § 80.727 — Cape Canaveral, FL to Miami Beach, FL
• § 80.730 — Miami Harbor, FL
• § 80.735 — Miami, FL to Long Key, FL
• § 80.738 — Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
• § 80.740 — Long Key, FL to Cape Sable, FL
• § 80.745 — Cape Sable, FL to Cape Romano, FL
• § 80.748 — Cape Romano, FL to Sanibel Island, FL
• § 80.750 — Sanibel Island, FL to St. Petersburg, FL
• § 80.753 — St. Petersburg, FL to the Anclote, FL
• § 80.755 — Anclote, FL to the Suncoast Keys, FL
• § 80.757 — Suncoast Keys, FL to Horseshoe Point, FL
• § 80.760 — Horseshoe Point, FL to Rock Island, FL
• § 80.805 — Rock Island, FL to Cape San Blas, FL
• § 80.810 — Cape San Blas, FL to Perdido Bay, FL
• § 80.815 — Mobile Bay, AL to the Chandeleur Islands, LA
• § 80.825 — Mississippi Passes, LA
• § 80.830 — Mississippi Passes, LA to Point Au Fer, LA
• § 80.835 — Point Au Fer, LA to Calcasieu Pass, LA
• § 80.840 — Sabine Pass, TX to Galveston, TX
• § 80.845 — Galveston, TX to Freeport, TX
• § 80.850 — Brazos River, TX to the Rio Grande, TX
• § 80.1102 — Santa Catalina Island, CA
• § 80.1104 — San Diego Harbor, CA
• § 80.1106 — Mission Bay, CA
• § 80.1108 — Oceanside Harbor, CA
• § 80.1110 — Dana Point Harbor, CA
• § 80.1112 — Newport Bay, CA
• § 80.1114 — San Pedro Bay—Anaheim Bay, CA
• § 80.1116 — Redondo Harbor, CA
• § 80.1118 — Marina Del Rey, CA
• § 80.1120 — Port Hueneme, CA
• § 80.1122 — Channel Islands Harbor, CA
• § 80.1124 — Ventura Marina, CA
• § 80.1126 — Santa Barbara Harbor, CA
• § 80.1130 — San Luis Obispo Bay, CA
• § 80.1132 — Estero-Morro Bay, CA
• § 80.1134 — Monterey Harbor, CA
• § 80.1136 — Moss Landing Harbor, CA
• § 80.1138 — Santa Cruz Harbor, CA
• § 80.1140 — Pillar Point Harbor, CA
• § 80.1142 — San Francisco Harbor, CA
• § 80.1144 — Bodega and Tomales Bay, CA
• § 80.1146 — Albion River, CA
• § 80.1148 — Noyo River, CA
• § 80.1150 — Arcata-Humboldt Bay, CA
• § 80.1152 — Crescent City Harbor, CA
• § 80.1305 — Chetco River, OR
• § 80.1310 — Rogue River, OR
• § 80.1315 — Coquille River, OR
• § 80.1320 — Coos Bay, OR
• § 80.1325 — Umpqua River, OR
• § 80.1330 — Siuslaw River, OR
• § 80.1335 — Alsea Bay, OR
• § 80.1340 — Yaquina Bay, OR
• § 80.1345 — Depoe Bay, OR
• § 80.1350 — Netarts Bay, OR
• § 80.1355 — Tillamook Bay, OR
• § 80.1360 — Nehalem River, OR
• § 80.1365 — Columbia River Entrance, OR/WA
• § 80.1370 — Willapa Bay, WA
• § 80.1375 — Grays Harbor, WA
• § 80.1380 — Quillayute River, WA
• § 80.1385 — Strait of Juan de Fuca
• § 80.1390 — Haro Strait and Strait of Georgia
• § 80.1395 — Puget Sound and adjacent waters
• § 80.1410 — Hawaiian Island Exemption from General Rule
• § 80.1420 — Mamala Bay, Oahu, HI
• § 80.1430 — Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, HI
• § 80.1440 — Port Allen, Kauai, HI
• § 80.1450 — Nawiliwili Harbor, Kauai, HI
• § 80.1460 — Kahului Harbor, Maui, HI
• § 80.1470 — Kawaihae Harbor, Hawaii, HI
• § 80.1480 — Hilo Harbor, Hawaii, HI
• § 80.1490 — Apra Harbor, U.S. Territory of Guam
• § 80.1495 — U.S. Pacific Island Possessions
• § 80.1705 — Alaska

PART 81

• § 81.1 — Definitions
• § 81.3 — General
• § 81.5 — Application for a Certificate of Alternative Compliance
• § 81.9 — Certificate of Alternative Compliance: Contents
• § 81.17 — Certificate of Alternative Compliance: Termination
• § 81.18 — Notice and record of certification of vessels of special construction or purpose
• § 81.20 — Lights and sound signal appliances

PART 82

• § 82.1 — Purpose
• § 82.3 — Pushing vessel and vessel being pushed: Composite unit
• § 82.5 — Lights for moored vessels
• § 82.7 — Sidelights for unmanned barges

PART 83

• § 83.01 — Application (Rule 1)
• § 83.02 — Responsibility (Rule 2)
• § 83.03 — General definitions (Rule 3)
• § 83.04 — Application (Rule 4)
• § 83.05 — Look-out (Rule 5)
• § 83.06 — Safe speed (Rule 6)
• § 83.07 — Risk of collision (Rule 7)
• § 83.08 — Action to avoid collision (Rule 8)
• § 83.09 — Narrow channels (Rule 9)
• § 83.10 — Traffic separation schemes (Rule 10)
• § 83.11 — Application (Rule 11)
• § 83.12 — Sailing vessels (Rule 12)
• § 83.13 — Overtaking (Rule 13)
• § 83.14 — Head-on situation (Rule 14)
• § 83.15 — Crossing situation (Rule 15)
• § 83.16 — Action by give-way vessel (Rule 16)
• § 83.17 — Action by stand-on vessel (Rule 17)
• § 83.18 — Responsibilities between vessels (Rule 18)
• § 83.19 — Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility (Rule 19)
• § 83.20 — Application (Rule 20)
• § 83.21 — Definitions (Rule 21)
• § 83.22 — Visibility of lights (Rule 22)
• § 83.23 — Power-driven vessels underway (Rule 23)
• § 83.24 — Towing and pushing (Rule 24)
• § 83.25 — Sailing vessels underway and vessels under oars (Rule 25)
• § 83.26 — Fishing vessels (Rule 26)
• § 83.27 — Vessels not under command or restricted in their ability to maneuver (Rule 27)
• § 83.28 — [Reserved] (Rule 28)
• § 83.29 — Pilot vessels (Rule 29)
• § 83.30 — Vessels anchored, aground and moored barges (Rule 30)
• § 83.31 — Seaplanes (Rule 31)
• § 83.32 — Definitions (Rule 32)
• § 83.33 — Equipment for sound signals (Rule 33)
• § 83.34 — Maneuvering and warning signals (Rule 34)
• § 83.35 — Sound signals in restricted visibility (Rule 35)
• § 83.36 — Signals to attract attention (Rule 36)
• § 83.37 — Distress signals (Rule 37)
• § 83.38 — Exemptions (Rule 38)

PART 84

• § 84.01 — Definitions
• § 84.02 — Vertical positioning and spacing of lights
• § 84.03 — Horizontal positioning and spacing of lights
• § 84.04 — Details of location of direction-indicating lights for fishing vessels, dredgers and vessels engaged in underwater operations
• § 84.05 — Screens
• § 84.06 — Shapes
• § 84.13 — Color specification of lights
• § 84.14 — Intensity of lights
• § 84.15 — Horizontal sectors
• § 84.16 — Vertical sectors
• § 84.17 — Intensity of non-electric lights
• § 84.18 — Maneuvering light
• § 84.19 — High-speed craft
• § 84.20 — Approval

PART 86

• § 86.01 — Whistles
• § 86.02 — Bell or gong
• § 86.03 — Approval. [Reserved]

PART 87

• § 87.01 — Need of assistance
• § 87.02 — Exclusive use
• § 87.03 — Supplemental signals

PART 88

• § 88.01 — Purpose and applicability
• § 88.03 — Definitions
• § 88.05 — Law enforcement vessels
• § 88.07 — Public safety activities

PART 89

• § 89.1 — Definitions
• § 89.3 — General
• § 89.5 — Application for a Certificate of Alternative Compliance
• § 89.9 — Certificate of Alternative Compliance: Contents
• § 89.17 — Certificate of Alternative Compliance: Termination
• § 89.18 — Record of certification of vessels of special construction or purpose
• § 89.21 — Purpose
• § 89.23 — Definitions
• § 89.25 — Waters upon which Inland Rules 9(a)(ii), 14(d), and 15(b) apply
• § 89.27 — Waters upon which Inland Rule 24(j) applies

PART 90

• § 90.1 — Purpose
• § 90.3 — Pushing vessel and vessel being pushed: Composite unit
• § 90.5 — Lights for moored vessels
• § 90.7 — Sidelights for unmanned barges

PART 95

• § 95.001 — Purpose
• § 95.005 — Applicability
• § 95.010 — Definition of terms as used in this part
• § 95.015 — Operating a vessel
• § 95.020 — Standard for under the influence of alcohol or a dangerous drug
• § 95.025 — Adoption of State blood alcohol concentration levels
• § 95.030 — Evidence of under the influence of alcohol or a dangerous drug
• § 95.035 — Reasonable cause for directing a chemical test
• § 95.040 — Refusal to submit to testing
• § 95.045 — General operating rules for vessels inspected, or subject to inspection, under Chapter 33 of Title 46 United States Code
• § 95.050 — Responsibility for compliance

PART 96

• § 96.100 — Purpose
• § 96.110 — Who does this subpart apply to?
• § 96.120 — Definitions
• § 96.130 — Incorporation by reference
• § 96.200 — Purpose
• § 96.210 — Who does this subpart apply to?
• § 96.220 — What makes up a safety management system?
• § 96.230 — What objectives must a safety management system meet?
• § 96.240 — What functional requirements must a safety management system meet?
• § 96.250 — What documents and reports must a safety management system have?
• § 96.300 — Purpose
• § 96.310 — Who does this subpart apply to?
• § 96.320 — What is involved to complete a safety management audit and when is it required to be completed?
• § 96.330 — Document of Compliance certificate: what is it and when is it needed?
• § 96.340 — Safety Management Certificate: what is it and when is it needed?
• § 96.350 — Interim Document of Compliance certificate: what is it and when can it be used?
• § 96.360 — Interim Safety Management Certificate: what is it and when can it be used?
• § 96.370 — What are the requirements for vessels of countries not party to Chapter IX of SOLAS?
• § 96.380 — How will the Coast Guard handle compliance and enforcement of these regulations?
• § 96.390 — When will the Coast Guard deny entry into a U.S. port?
• § 96.400 — Purpose
• § 96.410 — Who does this regulation apply to?
• § 96.420 — What authority may an organization ask for under this regulation?
• § 96.430 — How does an organization submit a request to be authorized?
• § 96.440 — How will the Coast Guard decide whether to approve an organization's request to be authorized?
• § 96.450 — What happens if the Coast Guard disapproves an organization's request to be authorized?
• § 96.460 — How will I know what the Coast Guard requires of my organization if my organization receives authorization?
• § 96.470 — How does the Coast Guard terminate an organization's authorization?
• § 96.480 — What is the status of a certificate if the issuing organization has its authority terminated?
• § 96.490 — What further obligations exist for an organization if the Coast Guard terminates its authorization?
• § 96.495 — How can I appeal a decision made by an authorized organization?

PART 97

• § 97.100 — Applicability—Electronic documentation
• § 97.105 — Definitions
• § 97.110 — Incorporation by reference
• § 97.115 — Reporting lost or jettisoned cargo
• § 97.120 — Cargo securing manuals
• § 97.121-97.199 — 97.121-97.199 [Reserved]
• § 97.200 — Cargo securing manual (CSM) approval for U.S.-flagged vessels on international voyages
• § 97.205 — Requirements for amending an approved cargo securing manual (CSM)
• § 97.210 — Appeals
• § 97.211-97.299 — 97.211-97.299 [Reserved]
• § 97.300 — Authorized cargo securing manual (CSM) approval authorities
• § 97.305 — Requests for authorization to act as cargo securing manual (CSM) approval authority
• § 97.310 — Criteria for authorization
• § 97.315 — Requirements for authorized approval organizations
• § 97.320 — Revocation of authorization

PART 100

• § 100.01 — Purpose and intent
• § 100.05 — Definition of terms used in this part
• § 100.10 — Coast Guard-State agreements
• § 100.15 — Submission of application
• § 100.20 — Action on application for event assigned to State regulation by Coast Guard-State agreement
• § 100.25 — Action on application for event not assigned to State regulation by Coast Guard-State agreement
• § 100.30 — Approval required for holding event
• § 100.35 — Special local regulations
• § 100.40 — Patrol of the regatta or marine parade
• § 100.45 — Establishment of aids to navigation
• § 100.50-100.99 — 100.50-100.99 [Reserved]
• § 100.100 — Special Local Regulations; Regattas and Boat Races in the Coast Guard Sector Long Island Sound Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.110 — East River 4th of July Fireworks, East River, Manhattan, NY
• § 100.111 — Special Local Regulation; Horsepower on the Hudson, Hudson River, Castleton-on-Hudson, NY
• § 100.119 — Special Local Regulation; East Passage, Narragansett Bay, RI
• § 100.120 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events Held in the Coast Guard Sector Northern New England Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.130 — Special Local Regulations; Recurring Annual Marine Events in Sector Boston Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.169 — Special Local Regulation; Washburn Board Across the Bay, Lake Superior; Chequamegon Bay, WI
• § 100.170 — Special Local Regulation; Breakers to Bridge Paddle Festival, Lake Superior, Keweenaw Waterway, MI
• § 100.180-100.499 — 100.180-100.499 [Reserved]
• § 100.500 — [Reserved]
• § 100.501 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events Within the USCG East District
• § 100.550-100.699 — 100.550-100.699 [Reserved]
• § 100.700 — [Reserved]
• § 100.701 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events in the USCG Southeast District
• § 100.702 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events within the Captain of the Port Miami
• § 100.703 — Special Local Regulations; Recurring Marine Events, Sector St. Petersburg
• § 100.704 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events within the Captain of the Port Charleston
• § 100.721 — Special Local Regulations; Clearwater Super Boat National Championship, Gulf of America; Clearwater Beach, FL
• § 100.724 — Annual Augusta Invitational Rowing Regatta; Savannah River, Augusta, GA
• § 100.732 — Annual River Race Augusta; Savannah River, Augusta GA
• § 100.750-100.799 — 100.750-100.799 [Reserved]
• § 100.800 — [Reserved]
• § 100.801 — Annual Marine Events in the USCG Heartland District
• § 100.850-100.899 — 100.850-100.899 [Reserved]
• § 100.900 — [Reserved]
• § 100.901 — Great Lakes annual marine events
• § 100.902 — Special Local Regulations; Annual Bayview Mackinac Race
• § 100.903 — Recurring marine events in the Lake Michigan Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.908 — Charlevoix Venetian Night Boat Parade; Charlevoix, MI
• § 100.911 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events in the Coast Guard Sector Detroit Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.922 — Special Local Regulations; Annual Les Cheneaux Islands Antique Wooden Boat Show; Hessel, MI
• § 100.929 — Special Local Regulations; Annual Boyne Thunder Poker Run; Charlevoix, MI
• § 100.950-100.1099 — 100.950-100.1099 [Reserved]
• § 100.1100 — [Reserved]
• § 100.1101 — Southern California Annual Marine Events for the San Diego Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.1102 — Annual Marine Events on the Colorado River, between Davis Dam (Bullhead City, Arizona) and Headgate Dam (Parker, Arizona)
• § 100.1103 — Northern California and Lake Tahoe area annual marine events
• § 100.1104 — Southern California Annual Marine Events for the Los Angeles Long Beach Captain of the Port Zone
• § 100.1105 — San Francisco Bay Navy Fleetweek Parade of Ships and Blue Angels Demonstration
• § 100.1106 — Special Local Regulation; Mavericks Surf Competition
• § 100.1150-100.1299 — 100.1150-100.1299 [Reserved]
• § 100.1300 — [Reserved]
• § 100.1301 — Seattle seafair unlimited hydroplane race
• § 100.1302 — Special Local Regulations; Marine Events within the Captain of the Port Zone Columbia River
• § 100.1304 — Annual Seattle Yacht Club's “Opening Day” Marine Parade
• § 100.1309 — Special Local Regulation; Olympia Harbor Days Tug Boat Races, Budd Inlet, WA
• § 100.1311 — Special Local Regulation; Montlake Cut, Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington
• § 100.1350-100.1399 — 100.1350-100.1399 [Reserved]
• § 100.1400 — [Reserved]
• § 100.1401 — Special Local Regulation; Fautasi Ocean Challenge Canoe Race, Pago Pago Harbor, America Samoa
• § 100.1402 — Special Local Regulation; Kailua Bay, Ironman World Championship, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
• § 100.1450-100.1699 — 100.1450-100.1699 [Reserved]
• § 100.1700 — [Reserved]
• § 100.1701 — Special Local Regulation; Wrangell 4th of July Celebration Boat Races, Wrangell, AK
• § 100.1702-100.1799 — 100.1702-100.1799 [Reserved]

PART 101

• § 101.100 — Purpose
• § 101.105 — Definitions
• § 101.110 — Applicability
• § 101.112 — Federalism
• § 101.115 — Incorporation by reference
• § 101.120 — Alternatives
• § 101.125 — [Reserved]
• § 101.130 — Equivalent security measures
• § 101.200 — MARSEC Levels
• § 101.205 — [Reserved]
• § 101.300 — Preparedness communications
• § 101.305 — Reporting
• § 101.310 — Additional communication devices
• § 101.400 — Enforcement
• § 101.405 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Directives
• § 101.410 — Control and Compliance Measures
• § 101.415 — Penalties
• § 101.420 — Right to appeal
• § 101.500 — Procedures for authorizing a Recognized Security Organization (RSO). [Reserved]
• § 101.505 — Declaration of Security (DoS)
• § 101.510 — Assessment tools
• § 101.514 — TWIC Requirement
• § 101.515 — TWIC/Personal Identification
• § 101.520 — Electronic TWIC inspection
• § 101.525 — TSA list of cancelled TWICs
• § 101.530 — PACS requirements for Risk Group A
• § 101.535 — Electronic TWIC inspection requirements for Risk Group A
• § 101.540 — Electronic TWIC inspection requirements for vessels, facilities, and OCS facilities not in Risk Group A
• § 101.545 — [Reserved]
• § 101.550 — TWIC inspection requirements in special circumstances
• § 101.555 — Recurring Unescorted Access for Risk Group A vessels and facilities
• § 101.600 — Purpose
• § 101.605 — Applicability
• § 101.610 — Federalism
• § 101.615 — Definitions
• § 101.620 — Owner or operator
• § 101.625 — Cybersecurity Officer
• § 101.630 — Cybersecurity Plan
• § 101.635 — Drills and exercises
• § 101.640 — Records and documentation
• § 101.645 — Communications
• § 101.650 — Cybersecurity measures
• § 101.655 — Cybersecurity compliance dates
• § 101.660 — Cybersecurity compliance documentation
• § 101.665 — Noncompliance, waivers, and equivalents
• § 101.670 — Severability

PART 103

• § 103.100 — Applicability
• § 103.105 — Definitions
• § 103.200 — Designation of the Federal Maritime Security Coordinator (FMSC)
• § 103.205 — Authority of the COTP as the Federal Maritime Security Coordinator (FMSC)
• § 103.300 — Area Maritime Security (AMS) Committee
• § 103.305 — Composition of an Area Maritime Security (AMS) Committee
• § 103.310 — Responsibilities of the Area Maritime Security (AMS) Committee
• § 103.400 — General
• § 103.405 — Elements of the Area Maritime Security (AMS) Assessment
• § 103.410 — Persons involved in the Area Maritime Security (AMS) Assessment
• § 103.500 — General
• § 103.505 — Elements of the Area Maritime Security (AMS) Plan
• § 103.510 — Area Maritime Security (AMS) Plan review and approval
• § 103.515 — Exercises
• § 103.520 — Recordkeeping

PART 104

• § 104.100 — Definitions
• § 104.105 — Applicability
• § 104.106 — Passenger access area
• § 104.107 — Employee access area
• § 104.110 — Exemptions
• § 104.115 — Compliance
• § 104.120 — Compliance documentation
• § 104.125 — Noncompliance
• § 104.130 — Waivers
• § 104.135 — Equivalents
• § 104.140 — Alternative Security Programs
• § 104.145 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Directive
• § 104.150 — Right to appeal
• § 104.200 — Owner or operator
• § 104.205 — Master
• § 104.210 — Company Security Officer (CSO)
• § 104.215 — Vessel Security Officer (VSO)
• § 104.220 — Company or vessel personnel with security duties
• § 104.225 — Security training for all other vessel personnel
• § 104.230 — Drill and exercise requirements
• § 104.235 — Vessel recordkeeping requirements
• § 104.240 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Level coordination and implementation
• § 104.245 — Communications
• § 104.250 — Procedures for interfacing with facilities and other vessels
• § 104.255 — Declaration of Security (DoS)
• § 104.260 — Security systems and equipment maintenance
• § 104.263 — Risk Group classifications for vessels
• § 104.265 — Security measures for access control
• § 104.267 — Security measures for newly hired employees
• § 104.270 — Security measures for restricted areas
• § 104.275 — Security measures for handling cargo
• § 104.280 — Security measures for delivery of vessel stores and bunkers
• § 104.285 — Security measures for monitoring
• § 104.290 — Security incident procedures
• § 104.292 — Additional requirements—passenger vessels and ferries
• § 104.295 — Additional requirements—cruise ships
• § 104.297 — Additional requirements—vessels on international voyages
• § 104.300 — General
• § 104.305 — Vessel Security Assessment (VSA) requirements
• § 104.310 — Submission requirements
• § 104.400 — General
• § 104.405 — Format of the Vessel Security Plan (VSP)
• § 104.410 — Submission and approval
• § 104.415 — Amendment and audit

PART 105

• § 105.100 — Definitions
• § 105.105 — Applicability
• § 105.106 — Public access areas
• § 105.110 — Exemptions
• § 105.115 — Compliance dates
• § 105.120 — Compliance documentation
• § 105.125 — Noncompliance
• § 105.130 — Waivers
• § 105.135 — Equivalents
• § 105.140 — Alternative Security Program
• § 105.145 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Directive
• § 105.150 — Right to appeal
• § 105.200 — Owner or operator
• § 105.205 — Facility Security Officer (FSO)
• § 105.210 — Facility personnel with security duties
• § 105.215 — Security training for all other facility personnel
• § 105.220 — Drill and exercise requirements
• § 105.225 — Facility recordkeeping requirements
• § 105.230 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Level coordination and implementation
• § 105.235 — Communications
• § 105.237 — System for seafarers' access
• § 105.240 — Procedures for interfacing with vessels
• § 105.245 — Declaration of Security (DoS)
• § 105.250 — Security systems and equipment maintenance
• § 105.253 — Risk Group classifications for facilities
• § 105.255 — Security measures for access control
• § 105.257 — Security measures for newly-hired employees
• § 105.260 — Security measures for restricted areas
• § 105.265 — Security measures for handling cargo
• § 105.270 — Security measures for delivery of vessel stores and bunkers
• § 105.275 — Security measures for monitoring
• § 105.280 — Security incident procedures
• § 105.285 — Additional requirements-passenger and ferry facilities
• § 105.290 — Additional requirements—cruise ship terminals
• § 105.292 — Additional requirements—cruise ship ports of call
• § 105.295 — Additional requirements-Certain Dangerous Cargo (CDC) facilities
• § 105.296 — Additional requirements-barge fleeting facilities
• § 105.300 — General
• § 105.305 — Facility Security Assessment (FSA) requirements
• § 105.310 — Submission requirements
• § 105.400 — General
• § 105.405 — Format and content of the Facility Security Plan (FSP)
• § 105.410 — Submission and approval
• § 105.415 — Amendment and audit
• § 105.500 — General
• § 105.505 — Terminal Screening Program (TSP)
• § 105.510 — Screening responsibilities of the owner or operator
• § 105.515 — Prohibited Items List (PIL)
• § 105.525 — Terminal screening operations
• § 105.530 — Qualifications of screeners
• § 105.535 — Training requirements of screeners
• § 105.540 — Screener participation in drills and exercises
• § 105.545 — Screening equipment
• § 105.550 — Alternative screening

PART 106

• § 106.100 — Definitions
• § 106.105 — Applicability
• § 106.110 — Compliance dates
• § 106.115 — Compliance documentation
• § 106.120 — Noncompliance
• § 106.125 — Waivers
• § 106.130 — Equivalents
• § 106.135 — Alternative Security Program
• § 106.140 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Directive
• § 106.145 — Right to appeal
• § 106.200 — Owner or operator
• § 106.205 — Company Security Officer (CSO)
• § 106.210 — OCS Facility Security Officer (FSO)
• § 106.215 — Company or OCS facility personnel with security duties
• § 106.220 — Security training for all other OCS facility personnel
• § 106.225 — Drill and exercise requirements
• § 106.230 — OCS facility recordkeeping requirements
• § 106.235 — Maritime Security (MARSEC) Level coordination and implementation
• § 106.240 — Communications
• § 106.245 — Procedures for interfacing with vessels
• § 106.250 — Declaration of Security (DoS)
• § 106.255 — Security systems and equipment maintenance
• § 106.258 — Risk Group classification for OCS facilities
• § 106.260 — Security measures for access control
• § 106.262 — Security measures for newly-hired employees
• § 106.265 — Security measures for restricted areas
• § 106.270 — Security measures for delivery of stores and industrial supplies
• § 106.275 — Security measures for monitoring
• § 106.280 — Security incident procedures
• § 106.300 — General
• § 106.305 — Facility Security Assessment (FSA) requirements
• § 106.310 — Submission requirements
• § 106.400 — General
• § 106.405 — Format and content of the Facility Security Plan (FSP)
• § 106.410 — Submission and approval
• § 106.415 — Amendment and audit

PART 107

• § 107.200 — Definitions
• § 107.205 — Purpose and delegation
• § 107.210 — Applicability
• § 107.215 — Regulations
• § 107.220 — Permits
• § 107.225 — Appeals
• § 107.230 — Enforcement
• § 107.240 — Continuation

PART 109

• § 109.01 — Purpose
• § 109.05 — Anchorage grounds
• § 109.07 — Anchorages under Ports and Waterways Safety Act
• § 109.10 — Special anchorage areas
• § 109.15 — Enforcement proceedings
• § 109.20 — Publication; notice of proposed rule making

PART 110

• § 110.1 — General
• § 110.1a — Anchorages under Ports and Waterways Safety provisions
• § 110.3 — USCG Northeast District Special Anchorage Areas
• § 110.4 — Penobscot Bay, Maine
• § 110.5 — Casco Bay, Maine
• § 110.6 — Portland Harbor, Portland, Maine (between Little Diamond Island and Great Diamond Island)
• § 110.6a — Fore River, Portland Harbor, Portland, Maine
• § 110.8 — Lake Champlain, N.Y. and Vt
• § 110.9 — Wells Harbor, Maine
• § 110.10 — Portsmouth Harbor, New Hampshire, north of Newcastle Island
• § 110.25 — Salem Sound, Mass
• § 110.26 — Marblehead Harbor, Marblehead, Mass
• § 110.27 — Lynn Harbor in Broad Sound, Mass
• § 110.29 — Boston Inner Harbor, Mass
• § 110.30 — Boston Harbor, Mass
• § 110.31 — Hull Bay and Allerton Harbor at Hull, Mass
• § 110.32 — Hingham Harbor, Hingham, Mass
• § 110.37 — Sesuit Harbor, Dennis, Mass
• § 110.38 — Edgartown Harbor, Mass
• § 110.40 — Silver Beach Harbor, North Falmouth, Mass
• § 110.45 — Onset Bay, Mass
• § 110.45a — Mattapoisett Harbor, Mattapoisett, Mass
• § 110.46 — Newport Harbor, Newport, R.I
• § 110.47 — Little Narragansett Bay, Watch Hill, R.I
• § 110.48 — Thompson Cove on east side of Pawcatuck River below Westerly, R.I
• § 110.50 — Stonington Harbor, Conn
• § 110.50a — Fishers Island Sound, Stonington, Conn
• § 110.50b — Mystic Harbor, Groton and Stonington, Conn
• § 110.50c — Mumford Cove, Groton, Conn
• § 110.50d — Mystic Harbor, Noank, Conn
• § 110.51 — Groton, Conn
• § 110.52 — Thames River, New London, Conn
• § 110.53 — Niantic, Conn
• § 110.54 — Long Island Sound, on west side of entrance to Pataguanset River, Conn
• § 110.55 — Connecticut River, Conn
• § 110.55a — Five Mile River, Norwalk and Darien, Conn
• § 110.55b — Connecticut River, Old Saybrook, Connecticut
• § 110.56 — Noroton Harbor, Darien, Conn
• § 110.58 — Cos Cob Harbor, Greenwich, Conn
• § 110.59 — Eastern Long Island, NY
• § 110.60 — Captain of the Port, New York
• § 110.67 — Delaware River, Essington, Pa
• § 110.70a — Northeast River, North East, Md
• § 110.71 — Jacobs Nose Cove, Elk River, Md
• § 110.71a — [Reserved]
• § 110.71b — Wye River, Wye, Md
• § 110.72 — Blackhole Creek, Md
• § 110.72a — Chester River, southeast of Chestertown, Md
• § 110.72aa — Elizabeth River Spectator Vessel Anchorage Areas, between Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
• § 110.72b — St. Simons Island, Georgia
• § 110.72c — Lake Murray, S.C
• § 110.72d — Ashley River, SC
• § 110.73 — St. Johns River, Fla
• § 110.73a — Indian River at Sebastian, Fla
• § 110.73b — Indian River at Vero Beach, Fla
• § 110.73c — Okeechobee Waterway, St. Lucie River, Stuart, FL
• § 110.74 — Marco Island, Marco River, Fla
• § 110.74a — Manatee River, Bradenton, Fla
• § 110.74b — Apollo Beach, Fla
• § 110.74c — Bahia de San Juan, PR
• § 110.75 — Corpus Christi Bay, Tex
• § 110.77 — Amistad Reservoir, Tex
• § 110.77a — Duluth-Superior Harbor, Duluth, Minn
• § 110.77b — Madeline Island, Wisconsin
• § 110.78 — Sturgeon Bay, Sturgeon Bay, Wis
• § 110.79a — Neenah Harbor, Neenah, Wis
• § 110.79b — Millers Bay, Lake Winnebago, Oshkosh, WI
• § 110.79c — Fish Creek Harbor, Fish Creek, Wisconsin
• § 110.80 — Milwaukee Harbor, Milwaukee, Wis
• § 110.80a — Lake Macatawa, Mich
• § 110.80b — Marquette Harbor, Marquette, Mich
• § 110.81 — Muskegon Lake, Mich
• § 110.81a — Lake Betsie, Frankfort, MI
• § 110.82 — Charlevoix Harbor, Mich
• § 110.82a — Little Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan, Harbor Springs, Mich
• § 110.83 — Chicago Harbor, Ill
• § 110.83a — Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio
• § 110.84 — Black Rock Channel opposite foot of Porter Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y
• § 110.84b — Buffalo, N.Y
• § 110.85 — Niagara River, Youngstown, N.Y
• § 110.86 — Sodus Bay, NY
• § 110.87 — Henderson Harbor, N.Y
• § 110.90 — San Diego Harbor, Calif
• § 110.91 — Mission Bay, Calif
• § 110.93 — Dana Point Harbor, Calif
• § 110.95 — Newport Bay Harbor, Calif
• § 110.100 — Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors, Calif
• § 110.111 — Marina del Rey Harbor, Calif
• § 110.115 — Santa Barbara Harbor, Calif
• § 110.120 — San Luis Obispo Bay, Calif
• § 110.125 — Morro Bay Harbor, Calif
• § 110.126 — Monterey Harbor, Calif
• § 110.126a — San Francisco Bay, Calif
• § 110.127 — Lake Mohave and Lake Mead, Nevada and Arizona
• § 110.127a — Lake Powell, Utah-Arizona
• § 110.127b — Flaming Gorge Lake, Wyoming-Utah
• § 110.127c — Trinidad Bay, Calif
• § 110.128 — Columbia River at Portland, Oreg
• § 110.129 — Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
• § 110.129a — Island of Kauai, Hawaii
• § 110.129b — Island of Oahu, Hawaii. (Datum: OHD)
• § 110.129c — Apra Harbor, Guam. (Datum: WGS 84)
• § 110.130 — Bar Harbor, Maine
• § 110.131 — Sheepscot River in the vicinity of Edgecomb, Maine
• § 110.132 — Rockland Harbor, Maine
• § 110.133 — Kennebec River in vicinity of Bath, Maine
• § 110.134 — Portland Harbor, Maine
• § 110.136 — Lake Champlain, NY and VT
• § 110.138 — Boston Harbor, Mass
• § 110.140 — Buzzards Bay, Nantucket Sound, and adjacent waters, Mass
• § 110.142 — Nantucket Harbor, Mass
• § 110.145 — Narragansett Bay, R.I
• § 110.146 — Long Island Sound
• § 110.147 — New London Harbor, Conn
• § 110.148 — Johnsons River at Bridgeport, Conn
• § 110.149 — Narragansett Bay, RI
• § 110.150 — Block Island Sound, N.Y
• § 110.155 — Port of New York
• § 110.156 — Randall Bay, Freeport, Long Island, N.Y
• § 110.157 — Delaware Bay and River
• § 110.158 — Baltimore Harbor, MD
• § 110.159 — Annapolis Harbor, MD
• § 110.166 — York River, Va., naval anchorage
• § 110.168 — Hampton Roads, Virginia and adjacent waters
• § 110.170 — Cape Fear, NC
• § 110.173 — Port of Charleston, SC
• § 110.179 — Skidaway River, Isle of Hope, Ga
• § 110.182 — Atlantic Ocean off Fort George Inlet, near Mayport, Fla
• § 110.183 — St. Johns River, Florida
• § 110.184 — Atlantic Ocean, Offshore Jacksonville, FL
• § 110.185 — Atlantic Ocean, off the Port of Palm Beach, FL
• § 110.186 — Port Everglades, Florida
• § 110.188 — Atlantic Ocean off Miami and Miami Beach, Fla
• § 110.189a — Key West Harbor, Key West, Fla., naval explosives anchorage area
• § 110.190 — Tortugas Harbor, in vicinity of Garden Key, Dry Tortugas, Fla
• § 110.193 — Tampa Bay, Fla
• § 110.193a — St. Joseph Bay, Fla
• § 110.194 — Mobile Bay, Ala., at entrance
• § 110.194a — Mobile Bay, Ala., and Mississippi Sound, Miss
• § 110.194b — Mississippi Sound and Gulf of America, near Petit Bois Island, Miss
• § 110.195 — Mississippi River below Baton Rouge, LA, including South and Southwest Passes
• § 110.196 — Sabine Pass Channel, Sabine Pass, Tex
• § 110.197 — Galveston Harbor, Bolivar Roads Channel, Texas
• § 110.205 — Chicago Harbor, Ill
• § 110.206 — Detroit River, Michigan
• § 110.207 — Cleveland Harbor, Ohio
• § 110.208 — Buffalo Harbor, N.Y
• § 110.209 — Saint Lawrence Seaway Anchorages, New York
• § 110.210 — San Diego Harbor, CA
• § 110.214 — Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors, California
• § 110.215 — Anaheim Bay Harbor, California; U.S. Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach, California; Naval Explosives Anchorage
• § 110.216 — Pacific Ocean at Santa Catalina Island, Calif
• § 110.218 — Pacific Ocean at San Clemente Island, Calif.; in vicinity of Wilson Cove
• § 110.220 — Pacific Ocean at San Nicolas Island, Calif.; restricted anchorage areas
• § 110.222 — Pacific Ocean at Santa Barbara Island, Calif
• § 110.224 — San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, Suisun Bay, Sacramento River, San Joaquin River, and connecting waters, CA
• § 110.228 — Columbia River, Oregon and Washington
• § 110.230 — Anchorages, Captain of the Port Puget Sound Zone, WA
• § 110.231 — Ketchikan Harbor, Alaska, Large Passenger Vessel Anchorage
• § 110.233 — Prince William Sound, Alaska
• § 110.235 — Pacific Ocean (Mamala Bay), Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii (Datum: NAD 83)
• § 110.236 — Pacific Ocean off Barbers Point, Island of Oahu, Hawaii: Offshore pipeline terminal anchorages
• § 110.237 — Pacific Ocean at Waimea, Hawaii, Naval Anchorage
• § 110.238 — Apra Harbor, Guam
• § 110.239 — Island of Tinian, CNMI
• § 110.240 — San Juan Harbor, P.R
• § 110.245 — Vieques Passage and Vieques Sound, near Vieques Island, P.R
• § 110.250 — St. Thomas Harbor, Charlotte Amalie, V.I
• § 110.255 — Ponce Harbor, P.R

PART 114

• § 114.01 — Purpose
• § 114.05 — Definitions
• § 114.10 — General policies on issuance of permits and drawbridge operation regulations
• § 114.20 — Departure from permit plans
• § 114.25 — Work constructed without prior authority
• § 114.30 — Revocation
• § 114.40 — Violations of law
• § 114.45 — Applications, extensions of time
• § 114.50 — Right of appeal

PART 115

• § 115.01 — Purpose
• § 115.05 — Necessary primary authority
• § 115.10 — Sufficiency of State authority for bridges
• § 115.15 — Limiting date in permits
• § 115.20 — Permit bonds
• § 115.30 — Transfer of permits
• § 115.40 — Bridge repairs
• § 115.50 — Application for bridge permits
• § 115.60 — Procedures for handling applications for bridge permits
• § 115.70 — Advance approval of bridges

PART 116

• § 116.01 — General
• § 116.05 — Complaints
• § 116.10 — Preliminary review
• § 116.15 — Preliminary investigation
• § 116.20 — Detailed investigation
• § 116.25 — Public meetings
• § 116.30 — Chief, Office of Bridge Programs Review and Evaluation
• § 116.35 — Order to Alter
• § 116.40 — Plans and specifications under the Truman-Hobbs Act
• § 116.45 — Submission of bids, approval of award, guaranty of cost, and partial payments for bridges eligible for funding under the Truman-Hobbs Act
• § 116.50 — Apportionment of costs under the Truman-Hobbs Act
• § 116.55 — Appeals

PART 117

• § 117.1 — Purpose
• § 117.4 — Definitions
• § 117.5 — When the drawbridge must open
• § 117.7 — General requirements of drawbridge owners
• § 117.8 — Permanent changes to drawbridge operation
• § 117.9 — Delaying opening of a draw
• § 117.11 — Unnecessary opening of the draw
• § 117.15 — Signals
• § 117.17 — Signalling for contiguous drawbridges
• § 117.19 — Signalling when two or more vessels are approaching a drawbridge
• § 117.21 — Signalling for an opened drawbridge
• § 117.23 — Installation of radiotelephones
• § 117.24 — Radiotelephone installation identification
• § 117.31 — Drawbridge operations for emergency vehicles and emergency vessels
• § 117.33 — Closure of draw for natural disasters or civil disorders
• § 117.35 — Temporary change to a drawbridge operating schedule
• § 117.36 — Closure of drawbridge for emergency repair
• § 117.39 — Authorized closure of drawbridge due to infrequent requests for openings
• § 117.40 — Advance notice for drawbridge opening
• § 117.41 — Maintaining drawbridges in the fully open position
• § 117.42 — Remotely operated and automated drawbridges
• § 117.47 — Clearance gauges
• § 117.49 — Process of violations
• § 117.51 — General
• § 117.55 — Posting of requirements
• § 117.59 — Special requirements due to hazards
• § 117.101 — Alabama River
• § 117.103 — Bayou La Batre
• § 117.105 — Bayou Sara
• § 117.106 — Black Warrior River
• § 117.107 — Chattahoochee River
• § 117.109 — Coosa River
• § 117.111 — Mobile River
• § 117.113 — Tensaw River
• § 117.118 — Tombigbee River
• § 117.123 — Arkansas Waterway
• § 117.125 — Black River
• § 117.129 — Little Red River
• § 117.131 — Little River
• § 117.133 — Ouachita River
• § 117.135 — Red River
• § 117.139 — White River
• § 117.140 — General
• § 117.141 — American River
• § 117.143 — Bishop Cut
• § 117.147 — Cerritos Channel
• § 117.149 — China Basin, Mission Creek
• § 117.150 — Connection Slough
• § 117.151 — Cordelia Slough (a tributary of Suisun Bay)
• § 117.153 — Corte Madera Creek
• § 117.155 — Eureka Slough
• § 117.157 — Georgiana Slough
• § 117.159 — Grant Line Canal
• § 117.161 — Honker Cut
• § 117.162T — Honker Cut
• § 117.163 — Islais Creek (Channel)
• § 117.165 — Lindsey Slough
• § 117.167 — Little Potato Slough
• § 117.169 — Mare Island Strait and the Napa River
• § 117.171 — Middle River
• § 117.173 — Miner Slough
• § 117.175 — Mokelumne River
• § 117.177 — Mud Slough
• § 117.179 — Newark Slough
• § 117.181 — Oakland Inner Harbor Tidal Canal
• § 117.183 — Old River
• § 117.185 — Pacheco Creek
• § 117.187 — Petaluma River
• § 117.189 — Sacramento River
• § 117.191 — San Joaquin River
• § 117.193 — San Leandro Bay
• § 117.195 — Snodgrass Slough
• § 117.197 — Sonoma Creek
• § 117.199 — Steamboat Slough
• § 117.201 — Sutter Slough
• § 117.202 — Cold Spring Brook
• § 117.205 — Connecticut River
• § 117.207 — Housatonic River
• § 117.209 — Mianus River
• § 117.211 — Mystic River
• § 117.213 — New Haven Harbor, Quinnipiac and Mill Rivers
• § 117.215 — Niantic River
• § 117.217 — Norwalk River
• § 117.219 — Pequonnock River
• § 117.221 — Saugatuck River
• § 117.223 — Shaw Cove
• § 117.224 — Thames River
• § 117.225 — Yellow Mill Channel
• § 117.231 — Brandywine Creek
• § 117.233 — Broad Creek
• § 117.234 — Cedar Creek
• § 117.235 — Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
• § 117.237 — Christina River
• § 117.239 — Lewes and Rehoboth Canal
• § 117.241 — Mispillion River
• § 117.243 — Nanticoke River
• § 117.245 — Smyrna River
• § 117.253 — Anacostia River
• § 117.255 — Potomac River
• § 117.258 — Apalachicola River
• § 117.261 — Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway from St. Marys River to Key Largo
• § 117.263 — Banana River
• § 117.267 — Big Carlos Pass
• § 117.268 — Billy's Creek
• § 117.269 — Biscayne Bay
• § 117.271 — Blackwater River
• § 117.273 — Canaveral Barge Canal
• § 117.279 — Coffeepot Bayou
• § 117.283 — Dunns Creek
• § 117.285 — Grand Canal
• § 117.287 — Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
• § 117.289 — Hillsboro Inlet
• § 117.291 — Hillsborough River
• § 117.293 — Indian Creek
• § 117.297 — Little Manatee River
• § 117.299 — Loxahatchee River
• § 117.300 — Manatee River
• § 117.301 — Massalina Bayou
• § 117.303 — Matlacha Pass
• § 117.304 — Miami Beach Channel
• § 117.305 — Miami River
• § 117.307 — Miami River, North Fork
• § 117.307T — Miami River, North Fork
• § 117.311 — New Pass
• § 117.313 — New River
• § 117.317 — Okeechobee Waterway
• § 117.319 — Oklawaha River
• § 117.323 — Outer Clam Bay
• § 117.324 — Rice Creek
• § 117.325 — St. Johns River
• § 117.329 — St. Marys River
• § 117.331 — Snake Creek
• § 117.335 — Taylor Creek
• § 117.337 — Trout River
• § 117.341 — Whitcomb Bayou
• § 117.351 — Altamaha River
• § 117.359 — Chattahoochee River
• § 117.361 — Flint River
• § 117.363 — Ocmulgee River
• § 117.371 — Savannah River
• § 117.373 — St. Marys River
• § 117.381 — Clearwater River
• § 117.383 — Pend Oreille River
• § 117.385 — Snake River
• § 117.391 — Chicago River
• § 117.393 — Illinois Waterway
• § 117.397 — Wabash River
• § 117.400 — Indiana Harbor Canal
• § 117.401 — Trail Creek
• § 117.403 — Wabash River
• § 117.407 — Missouri River
• § 117.411 — Missouri River
• § 117.415 — Green River
• § 117.417 — Ohio River
• § 117.422 — Amite River
• § 117.423 — Atchafalaya River
• § 117.424 — Belle River
• § 117.425 — Black Bayou
• § 117.429 — Boeuf Bayou
• § 117.433 — Bonfouca Bayou
• § 117.434 — Caddo Lake
• § 117.435 — Carlin Bayou
• § 117.436 — Chef Menteur Pass
• § 117.438 — Colyell Bayou
• § 117.439 — Company Canal
• § 117.440 — Des Allemands Bayou
• § 117.441 — D'Inde Bayou
• § 117.443 — Du Large Bayou
• § 117.444 — Falgout Canal
• § 117.445 — Franklin Canal
• § 117.449 — Grosse Tete Bayou
• § 117.451 — Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
• § 117.453 — Houma Canal
• § 117.455 — Houma Navigation Canal
• § 117.457 — Houston River
• § 117.458 — Inner Harbor Navigation Canal, New Orleans
• § 117.459 — Kelso Bayou
• § 117.460 — La Carpe Bayou
• § 117.461 — Lacassine Bayou
• § 117.463 — Lacombe Bayou
• § 117.465 — Lafourche Bayou
• § 117.467 — Lake Pontchartrain
• § 117.469 — Liberty Bayou
• § 117.475 — Little (Petit) Caillou Bayou
• § 117.477 — Lower Atchafalaya River
• § 117.478 — Lower Grand River
• § 117.480 — Mermentau River
• § 117.481 — Milhomme Bayou
• § 117.484 — Pass Manchac
• § 117.486 — Pearl River
• § 117.487 — Pierre Pass
• § 117.488 — Plaquemine Bayou
• § 117.489 — Plaquemine Brule Bayou
• § 117.491 — Red River
• § 117.493 — Sabine River
• § 117.494 — Schooner Bayou Canal
• § 117.497 — Stumpy Bayou
• § 117.500 — Tchefuncta River
• § 117.501 — Teche Bayou
• § 117.503 — Tensas River
• § 117.505 — Terrebonne Bayou
• § 117.507 — Tigre Bayou
• § 117.509 — Vermilion River
• § 117.511 — West Pearl River
• § 117.523 — Back River
• § 117.525 — Kennebec River
• § 117.531 — Piscataqua River
• § 117.533 — Sheepscot River
• § 117.537 — Townsend Gut
• § 117.543 — Bear Creek
• § 117.547 — Bush River
• § 117.549 — Cambridge Harbor
• § 117.551 — Chester River
• § 117.553 — Choptank River
• § 117.557 — Curtis Creek
• § 117.559 — Isle of Wight (Sinepuxent) Bay
• § 117.561 — Kent Island Narrows
• § 117.563 — Marshyhope Creek
• § 117.565 — Miles River
• § 117.566 — Patapsco River—Middle Branch
• § 117.567 — Patuxent River
• § 117.569 — Pocomoke River
• § 117.570 — Sassafras River
• § 117.571 — Spa Creek
• § 117.573 — Stoney Creek
• § 117.575 — Susquehanna River
• § 117.577 — Weems Creek
• § 117.579 — Wicomico River (North Prong)
• § 117.585 — Acushnet River
• § 117.586 — Annisquam River and Blynman Canal
• § 117.587 — Apponagansett River
• § 117.588 — Bass River
• § 117.589 — Cape Cod Canal
• § 117.591 — Charles River and its tributaries
• § 117.593 — Chelsea River
• § 117.595 — Danvers River
• § 117.597 — Dorchester Bay
• § 117.598 — Eel Pond Channel
• § 117.600 — Lagoon Pond
• § 117.603 — Manchester Harbor
• § 117.605 — Merrimack River
• § 117.607 — Mitchell River
• § 117.609 — Mystic River
• § 117.611 — Neponset River
• § 117.615 — Plum Island River
• § 117.618 — Saugus River
• § 117.619 — Taunton River
• § 117.620 — Westport River—East Branch
• § 117.621 — West Bay
• § 117.622 — Weymouth Fore River
• § 117.624 — Black River (South Haven)
• § 117.625 — Black River (Port Huron)
• § 117.627 — Cheboygan River
• § 117.631 — Detroit River (Trenton Channel)
• § 117.633 — Grand River
• § 117.635 — Keweenaw Waterway
• § 117.637 — Manistee River
• § 117.641 — Pine River (Charlevoix)
• § 117.643 — Pine River (St. Clair)
• § 117.645 — River Rouge
• § 117.647 — Saginaw River
• § 117.651 — St. Joseph River
• § 117.653 — St. Mary's Falls Canal
• § 117.655 — Thunder Bay River
• § 117.661 — Duluth Ship Canal (Duluth-Superior Harbor)
• § 117.664 — Rainy River, Rainy Lake and their tributaries
• § 117.665 — Red River of the North
• § 117.667 — St. Croix River
• § 117.669 — St. Louis River (Duluth-Superior Harbor)
• § 117.671 — Upper Mississippi River
• § 117.675 — Back Bay of Biloxi
• § 117.681 — Old Fort Bayou
• § 117.683 — Pearl River
• § 117.684 — Bayou Portage
• § 117.685 — Tchoutacabouffa River
• § 117.686 — Yazoo River
• § 117.687 — Missouri River
• § 117.691 — Missouri River
• § 117.697 — Hampton River
• § 117.699 — Little Harbor
• § 117.700 — Piscataqua River
• § 117.701 — Alloway Creek
• § 117.702 — Arthur Kill
• § 117.705 — Beaver Dam Creek
• § 117.709 — Cheesequake Creek
• § 117.714 — Corson Inlet
• § 117.716 — Delaware River
• § 117.718 — Elizabeth River
• § 117.719 — Glimmer Glass (Debbie's Creek)
• § 117.720 — Great Channel
• § 117.721 — Grassy Sound Channel
• § 117.723 — Hackensack River
• § 117.729 — Mantua Creek
• § 117.731 — Mullica River
• § 117.733 — New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway
• § 117.734 — Navesink River (Swimming River)
• § 117.735 — Newark Bay
• § 117.736 — Oceanport Creek
• § 117.737 — Oldmans Creek
• § 117.739 — Passaic River
• § 117.741 — Raccoon Creek
• § 117.743 — Rahway River
• § 117.745 — Rancocas Creek
• § 117.747 — Raritan River
• § 117.750 — Schellenger Creek
• § 117.751 — Shark River (South Channel)
• § 117.755 — Shrewsbury River
• § 117.756 — South River
• § 117.757 — Townsend Inlet
• § 117.759 — Wading River
• § 117.769 — Black Rock Canal
• § 117.771 — Bronx River
• § 117.773 — Buffalo River
• § 117.781 — East River
• § 117.785 — Genesee River
• § 117.787 — Gowanus Canal
• § 117.789 — Harlem River
• § 117.791 — Hudson River
• § 117.793 — Hutchinson River (Eastchester Creek)
• § 117.795 — Jamaica Bay and Connecting Waterways
• § 117.797 — Lake Champlain
• § 117.799 — Long Island, New York Inland Waterway from East Rockaway Inlet to Shinnecock Canal
• § 117.800 — Mill Neck Creek
• § 117.801 — Newtown Creek, Dutch Kills, English Kills and their tributaries
• § 117.802 — New Rochelle Harbor
• § 117.803 — Niagara River
• § 117.813 — [Reserved]
• § 117.815 — Westchester Creek
• § 117.820 — Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (Alternate Route), Great Dismal Swamp Canal
• § 117.821 — Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Albermarle Sound to Sunset Beach
• § 117.822 — Cape Fear River
• § 117.825 — Newport River
• § 117.829 — Northeast Cape Fear River
• § 117.831 — Pamlico and Tar Rivers
• § 117.833 — Pasquotank River
• § 117.835 — Perquimans River
• § 117.843 — Trent River
• § 117.847 — Ashtabula River
• § 117.848 — Cleveland Harbor
• § 117.849 — Muskingum River (Zanesville Canal)
• § 117.850 — Black River
• § 117.851 — Portage River
• § 117.853 — Sandusky Bay
• § 117.855 — Maumee River
• § 117.861 — Blind Slough
• § 117.865 — Clatskanie River
• § 117.869 — Columbia River
• § 117.871 — Coos Bay
• § 117.873 — Coos River
• § 117.875 — Coquille River
• § 117.879 — Isthmus Slough
• § 117.881 — John Day River
• § 117.887 — Oregon Slough (North Portland Harbor)
• § 117.889 — Siuslaw River
• § 117.892 — South Slough
• § 117.893 — Umpqua River
• § 117.895 — Wallooskee River
• § 117.897 — Willamette River
• § 117.899 — Youngs Bay and Lewis and Clark River
• § 117.901 — Chester Creek
• § 117.903 — Darby Creek
• § 117.904 — Delaware River
• § 117.905 — Schuylkill River
• § 117.911 — Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Little River to Savannah River
• § 117.913 — Ashepoo River
• § 117.915 — Ashley River
• § 117.923 — Congaree River
• § 117.925 — Cooper River
• § 117.929 — Durham Creek
• § 117.936 — Savannah River
• § 117.938 — Waccamaw River
• § 117.941 — Missouri River
• § 117.943 — Cumberland River
• § 117.949 — Tennessee River
• § 117.951 — Arroyo Colorado River
• § 117.953 — Brazos River (Diversion Channel)
• § 117.955 — Buffalo Bayou
• § 117.959 — Chocolate Bayou
• § 117.965 — Cow Bayou
• § 117.966 — Galveston Channel
• § 117.967 — Greens Bayou
• § 117.968 — Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
• § 117.971 — Neches River
• § 117.975 — Old Brazos River
• § 117.981 — Sabine River
• § 117.984 — San Bernard River
• § 117.988 — Taylor Bayou Outfall Canal (Joint Outfall Canal (JOC))
• § 117.989 — Trinity River
• § 117.991 — Victoria Barge Canal
• § 117.993 — Lake Champlain
• § 117.995 — Appomattox River
• § 117.997 — Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, South Branch of the Elizabeth River to the Albermarle and Chesapeake Canal
• § 117.1005 — Chincoteague Channel
• § 117.1007 — Elizabeth River—Eastern Branch
• § 117.1021 — North Landing River
• § 117.1023 — Pamunkey River
• § 117.1025 — York River
• § 117.1029 — Chambers Bay
• § 117.1031 — Chehalis River
• § 117.1035 — Columbia River
• § 117.1037 — Cowlitz River
• § 117.1041 — Duwamish Waterway
• § 117.1045 — Hood Canal
• § 117.1047 — Hoquiam River
• § 117.1051 — Lake Washington Ship Canal
• § 117.1053 — Lewis River
• § 117.1055 — Skagit River
• § 117.1058 — Snake River
• § 117.1059 — Snohomish River, Steamboat Slough, and Ebey Slough
• § 117.1061 — Tacoma Harbor
• § 117.1063 — Willapa River South Fork
• § 117.1065 — Wishkah River
• § 117.1081 — Black River
• § 117.1083 — Duluth-Superior Harbor (St. Louis River)
• § 117.1087 — Fox River
• § 117.1089 — Manitowoc River
• § 117.1091 — Menomonee River
• § 117.1093 — Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic Rivers and South Menomonee and Burnham Canals
• § 117.1095 — Root River
• § 117.1097 — Sheboygan River
• § 117.1099 — St. Croix River
• § 117.1101 — Sturgeon Bay
• § 117.1103 — Upper Mississippi River
• § 117.1107 — Wolf River

PART 118

• § 118.1 — General requirements
• § 118.3 — Incorporation by reference
• § 118.5 — Penalty for failure to maintain
• § 118.10 — Interference or obstruction prohibited
• § 118.15 — Penalty for interference or obstruction
• § 118.20 — Obtaining information
• § 118.25 — Application procedure
• § 118.30 — Action by Coast Guard
• § 118.40 — Modification of requirements
• § 118.45 — Lighting for the protection of aerial navigation
• § 118.50 — Inspection
• § 118.55 — Periods of operation
• § 118.60 — Characteristics of lights
• § 118.65 — Lights on fixed bridges
• § 118.70 — Lights on swing bridges
• § 118.75 — Lights on single-opening drawbridges
• § 118.80 — Lights on bascule bridges
• § 118.85 — Lights on vertical lift bridges
• § 118.90 — Bridges crossing channel obliquely
• § 118.95 — Lights on structures not part of a bridge or approach structure
• § 118.100 — Retroreflective panels on bridge piers
• § 118.105 — [Reserved]
• § 118.110 — Daymarks and lateral lighting on bridges
• § 118.120 — Radar reflectors and racons
• § 118.130 — Fog signals
• § 118.140 — Painting bridge piers
• § 118.150 — Traveller platforms
• § 118.160 — Vertical clearance gauges

PART 125

• § 125.01 — Commandant
• § 125.03 — District Commander
• § 125.05 — Captain of the Port
• § 125.06 — Western rivers
• § 125.07 — Waterfront facility
• § 125.08 — Great Lakes
• § 125.09 — Identification credentials
• § 125.11 — Form of Coast Guard Port Security Card
• § 125.12 — Period of validity of Coast Guard Port Security Cards
• § 125.13 — Captain of the Port Identification Cards
• § 125.15 — Access to waterfront facilities, and port and harbor areas, including vessels and harbor craft therein
• § 125.17 — Persons eligible for Coast Guard Port Security Cards
• § 125.19 — Standards
• § 125.21 — Applications
• § 125.23 — United States citizens
• § 125.25 — Aliens
• § 125.27 — Sponsorship of applicant
• § 125.29 — Insufficient information
• § 125.31 — Approval of applicant by Commandant
• § 125.33 — Holders of Coast Guard Port Security Cards
• § 125.35 — Notice by Commandant
• § 125.37 — Hearing Boards
• § 125.39 — Notice by Hearing Board
• § 125.41 — Challenges
• § 125.43 — Hearing procedure
• § 125.45 — Action by Commandant
• § 125.47 — Appeals
• § 125.49 — Action by Commandant after appeal
• § 125.51 — Replacement of lost Coast Guard Port Security Card
• § 125.53 — Requirements for credentials; certain vessels operating on navigable waters of the United States (including the Great Lakes and Western Rivers)
• § 125.55 — Outstanding Port Security Card Applications
• § 125.57 — Applications previously denied

PART 126

• § 126.1 — What does this part apply to?
• § 126.3 — Definitions
• § 126.5 — Incorporation by reference: Where can I get a copy of the publications mentioned in this part?
• § 126.11 — Waiver authority based on local or unusual conditions
• § 126.12 — How do I request the use of an alternative method of complying with a requirement in this part?
• § 126.13 — Designation of waterfront facilities
• § 126.15 — What conditions must a designated waterfront facility meet?
• § 126.16 — Conditions for designating a “facility of particular hazard.”
• § 126.17 — Permits required for handling designated dangerous cargo
• § 126.19 — Issuance of permits for handling designated dangerous cargo
• § 126.21 — Permitted transactions
• § 126.23 — Termination or suspension of permits
• § 126.25 — Penalties for handling designated dangerous cargo without permit
• § 126.27 — General permit for handling dangerous cargo
• § 126.28 — Ammonium nitrate, ammonium nitrate fertilizers, fertilizer mixtures, or nitro carbo nitrate; general provisions
• § 126.29 — Supervision and control of dangerous cargo
• § 126.30 — What are the conditions for conducting welding and hotwork?
• § 126.31 — Termination or suspension of general permit
• § 126.33 — Penalties for handling dangerous cargo without permit
• § 126.35 — Primary responsibility
• § 126.37 — Separability

PART 127

• § 127.001 — Applicability
• § 127.003 — Incorporation by reference
• § 127.005 — Definitions
• § 127.007 — Letter of intent and waterway suitability assessment for waterfront facilities handling LNG or LHG
• § 127.008 — Letter of intent and operational risk assessment for LNG fuel facilities
• § 127.009 — Letter of recommendation
• § 127.010 — Reconsideration of the Letter of Recommendation
• § 127.011 — Inspections of waterfront facilities
• § 127.013 — Suspension of transfer operations
• § 127.015 — Appeals
• § 127.017 — Alternatives
• § 127.019 — Operations Manual and Emergency Manual: Procedures for examination
• § 127.101 — Design and construction: General
• § 127.103 — Piers and wharves
• § 127.105 — Layout and spacing of marine transfer area for LNG
• § 127.107 — Electrical power systems
• § 127.109 — Lighting systems
• § 127.111 — Communications systems
• § 127.113 — Warning signs
• § 127.201 — Sensing and alarm systems
• § 127.203 — Portable gas detectors
• § 127.205 — Emergency shutdown
• § 127.207 — Warning alarms
• § 127.301 — Persons in charge of shoreside transfer operations: Qualifications and certification
• § 127.303 — Compliance with suspension order
• § 127.305 — Operations Manual
• § 127.307 — Emergency Manual
• § 127.309 — Operations Manual and Emergency Manual: Use
• § 127.311 — Motor vehicles
• § 127.313 — Bulk storage
• § 127.315 — Preliminary transfer inspection
• § 127.317 — Declaration of inspection
• § 127.319 — LNG transfer
• § 127.321 — Release of LNG
• § 127.401 — Maintenance: General
• § 127.403 — Inspections
• § 127.405 — Repairs
• § 127.407 — Testing
• § 127.409 — Records
• § 127.501 — Applicability
• § 127.503 — Training: General
• § 127.601 — Fire equipment: General
• § 127.603 — Portable fire extinguishers
• § 127.605 — Emergency outfits
• § 127.607 — Fire main systems
• § 127.609 — Dry chemical systems
• § 127.611 — International shore connection
• § 127.613 — Smoking
• § 127.615 — Fires
• § 127.617 — Hotwork
• § 127.1101 — Piping systems
• § 127.1102 — Transfer hoses and loading arms
• § 127.1103 — Piers and wharves
• § 127.1105 — Layout and spacing of marine transfer area for LHG
• § 127.1107 — Electrical systems
• § 127.1109 — Lighting systems
• § 127.1111 — Communication systems
• § 127.1113 — Warning signs
• § 127.1203 — Gas detection
• § 127.1205 — Emergency shutdown
• § 127.1207 — Warning alarms
• § 127.1209 — Respiratory protection
• § 127.1301 — Persons in charge of transfers for the facility: Qualifications and certification
• § 127.1302 — Training
• § 127.1303 — Compliance with suspension order
• § 127.1305 — Operations Manual
• § 127.1307 — Emergency Manual
• § 127.1309 — Operations Manual and Emergency Manual: Use
• § 127.1311 — Motor vehicles
• § 127.1313 — Storage of hazardous materials
• § 127.1315 — Preliminary transfer inspection
• § 127.1317 — Declaration of Inspection
• § 127.1319 — Transfer of LHG
• § 127.1321 — Release of LHG
• § 127.1325 — Access to marine transfer area for LHG
• § 127.1401 — General
• § 127.1403 — Inspections
• § 127.1405 — Repairs
• § 127.1407 — Tests
• § 127.1409 — Records
• § 127.1501 — General
• § 127.1503 — Portable fire extinguishers
• § 127.1505 — Emergency response and rescue
• § 127.1507 — Water systems for fire protection
• § 127.1509 — Equipment for controlling and extinguishing fires
• § 127.1511 — International shore connection
• § 127.1601 — Smoking
• § 127.1603 — Hotwork
• § 127.1605 — Other sources of ignition

PART 136

• § 136.1 — Purpose and applicability
• § 136.3 — Information
• § 136.5 — Definitions
• § 136.7 — Foreign claimants
• § 136.9 — Falsification of claims
• § 136.101 — Time limitations on claims
• § 136.103 — Order of presentment
• § 136.105 — General requirements for a claim
• § 136.107 — Subrogated claims
• § 136.109 — Removal costs and multiple items of damages
• § 136.111 — Insurance
• § 136.113 — Other compensation
• § 136.115 — Settlement and notice to claimant
• § 136.201 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.203 — Proof
• § 136.205 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.207 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.209 — Proof
• § 136.211 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.213 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.215 — Proof
• § 136.217 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.219 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.221 — Proof
• § 136.223 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.225 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.227 — Proof
• § 136.229 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.231 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.233 — Proof
• § 136.235 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.237 — Authorized claimants
• § 136.239 — Proof
• § 136.241 — Compensation allowable
• § 136.301 — Purpose
• § 136.303 — Definitions
• § 136.305 — Notice of designation
• § 136.307 — Denial of designation
• § 136.309 — Advertisement determinations
• § 136.311 — Types of advertisement
• § 136.313 — Content of advertisement

PART 137

• § 137.1 — Purpose and applicability
• § 137.5 — Disclosure obligations
• § 137.10 — How are terms used in this part defined?
• § 137.15 — References: Where can I get a copy of the publication mentioned in this part?
• § 137.18 — Duties of persons specified in § 137.1(a)
• § 137.20 — May industry standards be used to comply with this regulation?
• § 137.25 — Qualifications of the environmental professional
• § 137.30 — Objectives and performance factors
• § 137.33 — General all appropriate inquiries requirements
• § 137.35 — Inquiries by an environmental professional
• § 137.40 — Additional inquiries
• § 137.45 — Interviews with past and present owners, operators, and occupants
• § 137.50 — Reviews of historical sources of information
• § 137.55 — Searches for recorded environmental cleanup liens
• § 137.60 — Reviews of Federal, State, tribal, and local government records
• § 137.65 — Visual inspections of the facility, the real property on which the facility is located, and adjoining properties
• § 137.70 — Specialized knowledge or experience on the part of persons specified in § 137.1(a)
• § 137.75 — The relationship of the purchase price to the value of the facility and the real property on which the facility is located, if oil was not at the facility or on the real property
• § 137.80 — Commonly known or reasonably ascertainable information about the facility and the real property on which the facility is located
• § 137.85 — The degree of obviousness of the presence or likely presence of oil at the facility and the real property on which the facility is located and the ability to detect the oil by appropriate investigation

PART 138

• § 138.10 — Scope and purpose
• § 138.20 — Applicability
• § 138.30 — Definitions
• § 138.40 — General requirements
• § 138.50 — How to apply vessel gross tonnages
• § 138.60 — Forms and submissions; ensuring submission timeliness
• § 138.70 — Issuance and renewal of COFRs
• § 138.80 — Applying for COFRs
• § 138.90 — Renewing COFRs
• § 138.100 — How to calculate a total applicable amount
• § 138.110 — How to establish and maintain evidence of financial responsibility
• § 138.120 — Fees
• § 138.130 — Agents for Service of process
• § 138.140 — Application withdrawals, COFR denials and revocations
• § 138.150 — Reporting requirements
• § 138.160 — Non-owning COFR Operator's responsibility for identification
• § 138.170 — Enforcement
• § 138.200 — Scope
• § 138.210 — Applicability
• § 138.220 — Definitions
• § 138.230 — Limits of liability
• § 138.240 — Procedure for updating limits of liability to reflect significant increases in the Consumer Price Index (Annual CPI-U) and statutory changes

PART 140

• § 140.1 — Purpose
• § 140.3 — Applicability
• § 140.4 — Relationship to other law
• § 140.5 — Exemptions during construction
• § 140.7 — Incorporation by reference
• § 140.10 — Definitions
• § 140.15 — Equivalents and approved equipment
• § 140.20 — Delegations
• § 140.25 — Appeals
• § 140.30 — Judicial review
• § 140.35 — Sanctions
• § 140.40 — Processing penalty cases
• § 140.101 — Inspection by Coast Guard marine inspectors or Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement inspectors
• § 140.103 — Annual inspection of fixed OCS facilities
• § 140.105 — Correction of deficiencies and hazards
• § 140.201 — General
• § 140.203 — Investigation procedures
• § 140.205 — Subpoenas

PART 141

• § 141.1 — Purpose
• § 141.5 — Applicability
• § 141.10 — Definitions
• § 141.15 — Restrictions on employment
• § 141.20 — Exemptions from restrictions on employment
• § 141.25 — Evidence of citizenship
• § 141.30 — Evidence of status as a resident alien
• § 141.35 — Records to be kept by the employer

PART 142

• § 142.1 — Purpose
• § 142.4 — Duties of lessees, permittees, and persons responsible for actual operations
• § 142.7 — Reports of unsafe working conditions
• § 142.21 — Purpose and applicability
• § 142.24 — Use of equipment
• § 142.27 — Eye and face protection
• § 142.30 — Head protection
• § 142.33 — Foot protection
• § 142.36 — Protective clothing
• § 142.39 — Respiratory protection
• § 142.42 — Safety belts and lifelines
• § 142.45 — Personal flotation devices
• § 142.48 — Eyewash equipment
• § 142.81 — Purpose and applicability
• § 142.84 — Housekeeping
• § 142.87 — Guarding of deck openings
• § 142.90 — Lockout and tagout

PART 143

• § 143.1 — Purpose
• § 143.15 — Lights and warning devices
• § 143.100 — Applicability
• § 143.101 — Means of escape
• § 143.105 — Personnel landings
• § 143.110 — Guards and rails
• § 143.120 — Floating OCS facilities
• § 143.200 — Applicability
• § 143.201 — Existing MODUs exempted from new design requirements
• § 143.205 — Requirements for U.S. and undocumented MODUs
• § 143.207 — Requirements for foreign MODUs
• § 143.208 — Hazardous location requirements on foreign MODUs
• § 143.210 — Letter of compliance
• § 143.300 — Applicability
• § 143.301 — Load line requirements
• § 143.302 — Hazardous location requirements on foreign vessels engaged in OCS activities
• § 143.400 — Applicability
• § 143.401 — Vessel certification and operation
• § 143.405 — Equipment
• § 143.407 — Manning

PART 144

• § 144.01-1 — Life floats
• § 144.01-10 — Equipment for life floats
• § 144.01-15 — Alternates for life floats
• § 144.01-20 — Life preservers
• § 144.01-25 — Ring life buoys
• § 144.01-30 — First-aid kit
• § 144.01-35 — Litter
• § 144.01-40 — Emergency communications equipment
• § 144.01-5 — Location and launching of life floats
• § 144.10-1 — Lifesaving equipment
• § 144.10-10 — Other lifesaving equipment
• § 144.20-1 — Applicability
• § 144.20-5 — Exposure suits
• § 144.30-1 — Applicability
• § 144.30-5 — Exposure suits

PART 145

• § 145.01 — Portable and semi-portable fire extinguishers
• § 145.05 — [Reserved]
• § 145.10 — Location, number, and installation of fire extinguishers
• § 145.15 — Location and number of fire extinguishers required for vessels contracted for prior to August 22, 2016

PART 146

• § 146.1 — Applicability
• § 146.5 — Person in charge
• § 146.10 — Notice of new facilities
• § 146.15 — Maintenance of emergency equipment
• § 146.20 — Work vests
• § 146.30 — Notice of casualties
• § 146.35 — Written report of casualty
• § 146.40 — Diving casualties
• § 146.45 — Pollution incidents
• § 146.101 — Applicability
• § 146.102 — Definitions
• § 146.103 — Safety and Security notice of arrival for U.S. floating facilities
• § 146.104 — Safety and Security notice of arrival for foreign floating facilities
• § 146.105 — General alarm system
• § 146.110 — Emergency signals
• § 146.115 — Duties of personnel during an emergency
• § 146.120 — Manning of survival craft
• § 146.125 — Emergency drills
• § 146.130 — Station bill
• § 146.135 — Markings for emergency equipment
• § 146.140 — Emergency Evacuation Plan
• § 146.200 — Definitions
• § 146.201 — Applicability
• § 146.202 — Notice of arrival or relocation of MODUs on the OCS
• § 146.203 — Requirements for U.S. and undocumented MODUs
• § 146.205 — Requirements for foreign MODUs
• § 146.210 — Emergency Evacuation Plan
• § 146.215 — Safety and Security notice of arrival for U.S. or foreign MODUs
• § 146.301 — Applicability
• § 146.303 — Notice and written report of casualties
• § 146.401 — Applicability
• § 146.402 — Definitions
• § 146.405 — Safety and Security notice of arrival for vessels arriving at a place on the OCS

PART 147

• § 147.T01-0056 — Safety Zone; Sunrise Wind Farm Project Area, Outer Continental Shelf, Lease OCS-A 0487, Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island, Atlantic Ocean
• § 147.T01-0134 — Safety Zone; Revolution Wind Farm Project Area, Outer Continental Shelf, Lease OCS-A 0486, Offshore Rhode Island, Atlantic Ocean
• § 147.T01-0277 — Safety Zones; Vineyard Wind 1 Wind Farm Project Area, Outer Continental Shelf, Lease OCS-A 0501, Offshore Massachusetts, Atlantic Ocean
• § 147.T01-0704 — Safety Zone; Empire Wind 1 Wind Farm Project Area, Outer Continental Shelf, Lease OCS-A 0512, Offshore New York and New Jersey, Atlantic Ocean
• § 147.T01-0985 — Safety Zones; Coastal Virginial Offshore Wind—Commercial Wind Farm Project Area, Outer Continental Shelf, Lease OCS-A 0483, Offshore Virginia, Atlantic Ocean
• § 147.1 — Purpose of safety zones
• § 147.5 — Delegation of authority
• § 147.10 — Establishment of safety zones
• § 147.15 — Extent of safety zones
• § 147.20 — Definitions
• § 147.801 — Boxer Platform safety zone
• § 147.803 — Bullwinkle Platform safety zone
• § 147.805 — Ursa Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.807 — West Delta 143 Platform safety zone
• § 147.809 — Mars Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.811 — Ram-Powell Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.813 — Auger Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.815 — ExxonMobil Hoover Floating OCS Facility safety zone
• § 147.817 — Sir Douglas Morpeth Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.819 — Allegheny Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.821 — Brutus Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.823 — Enchilada Platform safety zone
• § 147.825 — Chevron Genesis Spar safety zone
• § 147.827 — Marlin Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.829 — Matterhorn Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.831 — Holstein Truss Spar safety zone
• § 147.833 — Na Kika FDS safety zone
• § 147.835 — Magnolia TLP safety zone
• § 147.837 — Marco Polo Tension Leg Platform safety zone
• § 147.839 — Mad Dog Truss Spar Platform safety zone
• § 147.841 — Atlantis Semi-Submersible safety zone
• § 147.843 — Thunder Horse Semi-Submersible safety zone
• § 147.845 — Perdido Regional Host safety zone
• § 147.847 — Safety Zone; BW PIONEER Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading System Safety Zone
• § 147.849 — Safety Zone; Olympus Tension Leg Platform
• § 147.851 — Jack St. Malo Semi-Sub Facility Safety Zone
• § 147.853 — Petronius Compliant Tower Facility Safety Zone
• § 147.855 — Blind Faith Semi-Sub Facility Safety Zone
• § 147.857 — Tahiti SPAR Facility Safety Zone
• § 147.859 — Safety Zone; Gulfstar 1 SPAR, Mississippi Canyon Block 724, Outer Continental Shelf on the Gulf of America
• § 147.861 — Interim Big Foot TLP Construction Site safety zone
• § 147.863 — Turritella FPSO System Safety Zone
• § 147.865 — Titan SPAR Facility Safety Zone
• § 147.867 — Stampede TLP facility safety zone
• § 147.869 — Safety Zone; Appomattox FPS Facility, Outer Continental Shelf on the Gulf of America
• § 147.871 — Safety Zone, Constitution Spar, Outer Continental Shelf Facility, Green Canyon 680, Gulf of America
• § 147.873 — Safety Zone; Lucius Spar, Outer Continental Shelf Facility, Keathley Canyon 875
• § 147.875 — Safety Zone, Horn Mountain Spar, Outer Continental Shelf Facility, Mississippi Canyon 127
• § 147.877 — Safety Zone, Heidelberg Spar, Outer Continental Shelf Facility, Green Canyon 860
• § 147.879 — Safety Zone; Vito Floating Production System, Outer Continental Shelf Facility, Mississippi Canyon Block 939, Gulf of America
• § 147.1102 — Platform GRACE safety zone
• § 147.1103 — Platform GINA safety zone
• § 147.1104 — Platform ELLEN & ELLY safety zone
• § 147.1105 — Platform HONDO safety zone
• § 147.1106 — Exxon Santa Ynez offshore storage and treatment vessel mooring safety zone
• § 147.1107 — Platform GILDA safety zone
• § 147.1108 — Platform EDITH safety zone
• § 147.1109 — Platform HERMOSA safety zone
• § 147.1110 — Platform HARVEST safety zone
• § 147.1111 — Platform EUREKA safety zone
• § 147.1112 — Platform HIDALGO safety zone
• § 147.1113 — Platform GAIL safety zone
• § 147.1114 — Platform HARMONY safety zone
• § 147.1115 — Platform HERITAGE safety zone
• § 147.1116 — Platform IRENE safety zone

PART 148

• § 148.1 — What is the purpose of this subchapter?
• § 148.2 — Who is responsible for implementing this subchapter?
• § 148.3 — What Federal agencies are responsible for implementing the Deepwater Port Act?
• § 148.5 — How are terms used in this subchapter defined?
• § 148.8 — How are certifying entities designated and used for purposes of this subchapter?
• § 148.100 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 148.105 — What must I include in my application?
• § 148.107 — What additional information may be required?
• § 148.108 — What if a Federal or State agency or other interested party requests additional information?
• § 148.110 — How do I prepare my application?
• § 148.115 — How many copies of the application must I send and where must I send them?
• § 148.125 — What are the application fees?
• § 148.200 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 148.205 — How are documents related to the application maintained?
• § 148.207 — How and where may I view docketed documents?
• § 148.209 — How is the application processed?
• § 148.211 — What must I do if I need to change my application?
• § 148.213 — How do I withdraw my application?
• § 148.215 — What if a port has plans for a deep draft channel and harbor?
• § 148.217 — How can a State be designated as an Adjacent Coastal State?
• § 148.221 — How do I claim, or object to a claim, that required information is privileged?
• § 148.222 — When must public hearings or meetings be held?
• § 148.227 — How is a public hearing or meeting reported?
• § 148.228 — What if a formal evidentiary hearing is necessary?
• § 148.230 — How is notice of a formal hearing given?
• § 148.232 — What are the rules for a formal hearing?
• § 148.234 — What are the limits of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)'s jurisdiction?
• § 148.236 — What authority does an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) have?
• § 148.238 — Who are the parties to a formal hearing?
• § 148.240 — How does a State or a person intervene in a formal hearing?
• § 148.242 — How does a person who is not a party to a formal hearing present evidence at the hearing?
• § 148.244 — Who must represent the parties at a formal hearing?
• § 148.246 — When is a document considered filed and where should I file it?
• § 148.248 — What happens when a document does not contain all necessary information?
• § 148.250 — Who must be served before a document is filed?
• § 148.252 — What is the procedure for serving a subpoena?
• § 148.254 — How is a hearing transcript prepared?
• § 148.256 — What happens at the conclusion of a formal hearing?
• § 148.276 — When must the application be approved or denied?
• § 148.277 — How may Federal agencies and States participate in the application process?
• § 148.279 — What are the criteria for approval or denial of an application?
• § 148.281 — What happens when more than one application is submitted for a deepwater port in the same application area?
• § 148.283 — When is the application process stopped before the application is approved or denied?
• § 148.300 — What does this subpart concern?
• § 148.305 — What is included in a deepwater port license?
• § 148.307 — Who may consult with the Commandant (CG-5P) and MARAD on developing the proposed conditions of a license?
• § 148.310 — How long does a license last?
• § 148.315 — How is a license amended, transferred, or reinstated?
• § 148.320 — How is a license enforced, suspended, or revoked?
• § 148.325 — How soon after deepwater port decommissioning must the licensee initiate removal?
• § 148.400 — What does this subpart do?
• § 148.405 — What are the procedures for notifying the Commandant (CG-5P) of proposed site evaluation and pre-construction testing?
• § 148.410 — What are the conditions for conducting site evaluation and pre-construction testing?
• § 148.415 — When conducting site evaluation and pre-construction testing, what must be reported?
• § 148.420 — When may the Commandant (CG-5P) suspend or prohibit site evaluation or pre-construction testing?
• § 148.500 — What does this subpart do?
• § 148.505 — How do I apply for an exemption?
• § 148.510 — What happens when a petition for exemption involves the interests of an Adjacent Coastal State?
• § 148.515 — When is an exemption allowed?
• § 148.600 — What is the limit of financial liability?
• § 148.605 — How is the limit of liability determined?
• § 148.700 — How does the Deepwater Port Act interact with other Federal and State laws?
• § 148.702 — How were the environmental review criteria developed?
• § 148.705 — What is determined by the environmental evaluation?
• § 148.707 — What type of criteria will be used in an environmental review and how will they be applied?
• § 148.708 — Must the applicant's proposal reflect potential regulations?
• § 148.709 — How are these criteria reviewed and revised?
• § 148.710 — What environmental conditions must be satisfied?
• § 148.715 — How is an environmental review conducted?
• § 148.720 — What are the siting criteria?
• § 148.722 — Should the construction plan incorporate best available technology and recommended industry practices?
• § 148.725 — What are the design, construction and operational criteria?
• § 148.730 — What are the land use and coastal zone management criteria?
• § 148.735 — What are other critical criteria that must be evaluated?
• § 148.737 — What environmental statutes must an applicant follow?

PART 149

• § 149.1 — What does this part do?
• § 149.3 — Incorporation by reference
• § 149.5 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 149.10 — Where can the operator obtain a list of Coast Guard-approved equipment?
• § 149.15 — What is the process for submitting alterations and modifications affecting the design and construction of a deepwater port?
• § 149.100 — What does this subpart do?
• § 149.103 — What are the requirements for discharge containment and removal material and equipment?
• § 149.105 — What are the requirements for the overflow and relief valves?
• § 149.110 — What are the requirements for pipeline end manifold shutoff valves?
• § 149.115 — What are the requirements for blank flange and shutoff valves?
• § 149.120 — What are the requirements for manually operated shutoff valves?
• § 149.125 — What are the requirements for the malfunction detection system?
• § 149.130 — What are the requirements for the cargo transfer system alarm?
• § 149.135 — What should be marked on the cargo transfer system alarm switch?
• § 149.140 — What communications equipment must be on a deepwater port?
• § 149.145 — What are the requirements for curbs, gutters, drains, and reservoirs?
• § 149.300 — What does this subpart do?
• § 149.301 — What are the requirements for lifesaving equipment?
• § 149.302 — What are the requirements when lifesaving equipment is repaired or replaced?
• § 149.303 — What survival craft and rescue boats may be used on a manned deepwater port?
• § 149.304 — What type and how many survival craft and rescue boats must a manned deepwater port have?
• § 149.305 — What are the survival craft requirements for temporary personnel?
• § 149.306 — What are the requirements for lifeboats?
• § 149.307 — What are the requirements for free-fall lifeboats?
• § 149.308 — What are the requirements for liferafts?
• § 149.309 — What are the requirements for marine evacuation systems?
• § 149.310 — What are the muster and embarkation requirements for survival craft?
• § 149.311 — What are the launching and recovery requirements for lifeboats?
• § 149.312 — What are the launching equipment requirements for inflatable liferafts?
• § 149.313 — How must survival craft be arranged?
• § 149.314 — What are the approval and stowage requirements for rescue boats?
• § 149.315 — What embarkation, launching, and recovery arrangements must rescue boats meet?
• § 149.316 — What are the requirements for lifejackets?
• § 149.317 — How and where must lifejackets be stowed?
• § 149.318 — Must every person on the deepwater port have a lifejacket?
• § 149.319 — What additional lifejackets must the deepwater port have?
• § 149.320 — What are the requirements for ring life buoys?
• § 149.321 — How many ring life buoys must be on each deepwater port?
• § 149.322 — Where must ring life buoys be located and how must they be stowed?
• § 149.323 — What are the requirements for first aid kits?
• § 149.324 — What are the requirements for litters?
• § 149.325 — What emergency communications equipment must be on a manned deepwater port?
• § 149.326 — What are the immersion suit requirements?
• § 149.327 — What are the approval requirements for work vests and anti-exposure (deck) suits?
• § 149.328 — How must work vests and anti-exposure (deck) suits be stowed?
• § 149.329 — How must work vests and deck suits be marked?
• § 149.330 — When may a work vest or deck suit be substituted for a lifejacket?
• § 149.331 — What are the requirements for hybrid personal flotation devices?
• § 149.332 — What are the requirements for inflatable lifejackets?
• § 149.333 — What are the marking requirements for lifesaving equipment?
• § 149.334 — Who must ensure compliance with the requirements for unmanned deepwater ports?
• § 149.335 — When are people prohibited from being on an unmanned deepwater port?
• § 149.336 — What are the requirements for lifejackets?
• § 149.337 — What are the requirements for ring life buoys?
• § 149.338 — What are the requirements for immersion suits?
• § 149.339 — What is the requirement for previously approved lifesaving equipment on a deepwater port?
• § 149.340 — What are the requirements for lifesaving equipment that is not required by this subchapter?
• § 149.400 — What does this subpart apply to?
• § 149.401 — What are the general requirements for firefighting and fire protection equipment?
• § 149.402 — What firefighting and fire protection equipment must be approved by the Coast Guard?
• § 149.403 — How can I request to use alternate or excess fire fighting and fire prevention equipment or procedures?
• § 149.404 — Can I use fire fighting equipment that is not Coast Guard approved?
• § 149.406 — What are the approval requirements for a fire extinguisher?
• § 149.407 — Must fire extinguishers be on the deepwater port at all times?
• § 149.408 — What are the maintenance requirements for fire extinguishers?
• § 149.409 — How many fire extinguishers are needed and how should they be installed?
• § 149.410 — Location and number of fire extinguishers required for manned deepwater ports constructed before August 22, 2016
• § 149.411 — What are the requirements for firemen's outfits?
• § 149.412 — How many fire axes are needed?
• § 149.413 — On a manned deepwater port, what spaces require a fixed fire extinguishing system?
• § 149.414 — What are the requirements for a fire detection and alarm system?
• § 149.415 — What are the requirements for a fire main system on a manned deepwater port?
• § 149.416 — What are the requirements for a dry chemical fire suppression system?
• § 149.417 — What firefighting equipment must a helicopter landing deck on a manned deepwater port have?
• § 149.418 — What fire protection system must a helicopter fueling facility have?
• § 149.419 — Can the water supply for the helicopter deck fire protection system be part of a fire water system?
• § 149.420 — What are the fire protection requirements for escape routes?
• § 149.421 — What is the requirement for a previously approved fire detection and alarm system on a deepwater port?
• § 149.500 — What does this subpart do?
• § 149.505 — What are the general requirements for aids to navigation?
• § 149.510 — How do I get permission to establish an aid to navigation?
• § 149.520 — What kind of lights are required?
• § 149.535 — What are the requirements for rotating beacons on platforms?
• § 149.540 — What are the requirements for obstruction lights on a single point mooring?
• § 149.550 — What are the requirements for lights on a floating hose string?
• § 149.560 — How must buoys used to define traffic lanes be marked and lighted?
• § 149.565 — What are the required characteristics and intensity of lights on buoys used to define traffic lanes?
• § 149.570 — How is a platform, single point mooring, or submerged turret loading identified?
• § 149.575 — How must objects protruding from the water, other than platforms and single point moorings, be marked?
• § 149.580 — What are the requirements for a radar beacon?
• § 149.585 — What are the requirements for sound signals?
• § 149.600 — What does this subpart do?
• § 149.610 — What must the District Commander be notified of and when?
• § 149.615 — What construction drawings and specifications are required?
• § 149.620 — What happens when the Commandant (CG-5P) reviews and evaluates the construction drawings and specifications?
• § 149.625 — What are the design standards?
• § 149.640 — What are the requirements for fire protection systems?
• § 149.641 — What are the structural fire protection requirements for accommodation spaces and modules?
• § 149.650 — What are the requirements for single point moorings and their attached hoses?
• § 149.655 — What are the requirements for helicopter fueling facilities?
• § 149.660 — What are the requirements for emergency power?
• § 149.665 — What are the requirements for a general alarm system?
• § 149.670 — What are the requirements for marking a general alarm system?
• § 149.675 — What are the requirements for the public address system?
• § 149.680 — What are the requirements for medical treatment rooms?
• § 149.685 — May a medical treatment room be used for other purposes?
• § 149.690 — What are the requirements for means of escape, personnel landings, guardrails, similar devices, and for noise limits?
• § 149.691 — What means of escape are required?
• § 149.692 — Where must they be located?
• § 149.693 — What are the requirements for personnel landings on manned deepwater ports?
• § 149.694 — What are the requirements for catwalks, floors, and openings?
• § 149.695 — What are the requirements for stairways?
• § 149.696 — What are the requirements for a helicopter landing deck safety net?
• § 149.697 — What are the requirements for a noise level survey?
• § 149.700 — What kind of portable lights may be used on a deepwater port?

PART 150

• § 150.1 — What does this part do?
• § 150.5 — Definitions
• § 150.10 — What are the general requirements for operations manuals?
• § 150.15 — What must the operations manual include?
• § 150.20 — How many copies of the operations manual must be given to the Coast Guard?
• § 150.25 — Amending the operations manual
• § 150.30 — Proposing an amendment to the operations manual
• § 150.35 — How may an Adjacent Coastal State request an amendment to the deepwater port operations manual?
• § 150.40 — Deviating from the operations manual
• § 150.45 — Emergency deviation from this subchapter or the operations manual
• § 150.50 — What are the requirements for a facility spill response plan?
• § 150.100 — What are the requirements for inspecting deepwater ports?
• § 150.105 — What are the requirements for annual self-inspection?
• § 150.110 — What are the notification requirements upon receipt of classification society certifications?
• § 150.200 — Who must ensure that deepwater port personnel are qualified?
• § 150.205 — What are the language requirements for deepwater port personnel?
• § 150.210 — What are the restrictions on serving in more than one position?
• § 150.225 — What training and instruction are required?
• § 150.300 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.305 — How does this subpart apply to unmanned deepwater ports?
• § 150.310 — When is radar surveillance required?
• § 150.320 — What advisories are given to tankers?
• § 150.325 — What is the first notice required before a tanker enters the safety zone or area to be avoided?
• § 150.330 — What is the second notice required before a tanker enters the safety zone or area to be avoided?
• § 150.340 — What are the rules of navigation for tankers in the safety zone or area to be avoided?
• § 150.345 — How are support vessels cleared to move within the safety zone or area to be avoided?
• § 150.350 — What are the rules of navigation for support vessels in the safety zone or area to be avoided?
• § 150.355 — How are other vessels cleared to move within the safety zone?
• § 150.380 — Under what circumstances may vessels operate within the safety zone or area to be avoided?
• § 150.385 — What is required in an emergency?
• § 150.400 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.405 — How must a cargo transfer system be tested and inspected?
• § 150.420 — What actions must be taken when cargo transfer equipment is defective?
• § 150.425 — What are the requirements for transferring cargo?
• § 150.430 — What are the requirements for a declaration of inspection?
• § 150.435 — When are cargo transfers not allowed?
• § 150.440 — How may the Sector Commander, or MSU Commander, with COTP and OCMI authority order suspension of cargo transfers?
• § 150.445 — When is oil in a single point mooring-oil transfer system (SPM-OTS) displaced with water?
• § 150.500 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.501 — How must emergency equipment be maintained and repaired?
• § 150.502 — What are the maintenance and repair requirements for lifesaving equipment?
• § 150.503 — What are the time interval requirements for maintenance on survival craft falls?
• § 150.504 — When must the operator service and examine lifeboat and rescue boat launching appliances?
• § 150.505 — When must the operator service and examine lifeboat and rescue boat release gear?
• § 150.506 — When must the operator service inflatable lifesaving appliances and marine evacuation systems?
• § 150.507 — How must the operator service inflatable lifesaving appliances?
• § 150.508 — What are the maintenance and repair requirements for inflatable rescue boats?
• § 150.509 — How must emergency equipment be tested and inspected?
• § 150.510 — How must tested emergency equipment be operated?
• § 150.511 — What are the operational testing requirements for lifeboat and rescue boat release gear?
• § 150.512 — What occurs during the weekly tests and inspections?
• § 150.513 — What occurs during the monthly tests and inspections?
• § 150.514 — What are the annual tests and inspections?
• § 150.515 — What are the requirements for weight testing of newly installed or relocated craft?
• § 150.516 — What are the periodic requirements for weight testing?
• § 150.517 — How are weight tests supervised?
• § 150.518 — What are the inspection requirements for work vests and immersion suits?
• § 150.519 — What are the requirements for emergency lighting and power systems?
• § 150.520 — When must fire extinguishing equipment be tested and inspected?
• § 150.521 — What records are required?
• § 150.530 — What may the fire main system be used for?
• § 150.531 — How many fire pumps must be kept ready for use at all times?
• § 150.532 — What are the requirements for connection and stowage of fire hoses?
• § 150.540 — What are the restrictions on fueling aircraft?
• § 150.550 — What are the requirements for the muster list?
• § 150.555 — How must cranes be maintained?
• § 150.600 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.601 — What are the safety and health requirements for the workplace on a deepwater port?
• § 150.602 — What occupational awareness training is required?
• § 150.603 — What emergency response training is required?
• § 150.604 — Who controls access to medical monitoring and exposure records?
• § 150.605 — What are the procedures for reporting a possible workplace safety or health violation at a deepwater port?
• § 150.606 — After learning of a possible violation, what does the Sector Commander, or the MSU Commander, with COTP and OCMI authority do?
• § 150.607 — What are the general safe working requirements?
• § 150.608 — Who is responsible for ensuring that the personnel use or wear protective equipment and are trained in its use?
• § 150.609 — When is eye and face protection required?
• § 150.610 — Where must eyewash equipment be located?
• § 150.611 — What head protection is required?
• § 150.612 — What footwear is required?
• § 150.613 — What are the requirements for a noise monitoring and hearing protection survey?
• § 150.614 — When is protective clothing required?
• § 150.615 — What safe practices are required?
• § 150.616 — What are the requirements for lockout?
• § 150.617 — What are the requirements for tagout?
• § 150.618 — What are the requirements for respiratory protection?
• § 150.619 — What are the fall arrest system requirements?
• § 150.620 — What are the requirements for protecting personnel from machinery?
• § 150.621 — What are the requirements for slings?
• § 150.622 — What are the warning sign requirements?
• § 150.623 — What are the requirements for protecting personnel from hazards associated with confined spaces?
• § 150.624 — What are the requirements for protecting personnel from blood-borne pathogens?
• § 150.625 — What must the hazard communication program contain?
• § 150.626 — What is the hazard communication program used for?
• § 150.627 — Must material safety data sheets be available to all personnel?
• § 150.628 — How must the operator label, tag, and mark a container of hazardous material?
• § 150.700 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.705 — What are the requirements for maintaining and inspecting aids to navigation?
• § 150.710 — What are the requirements for supplying power to aids to navigation?
• § 150.715 — What are the requirements for lights used as aids to navigation?
• § 150.720 — What are the requirements for sound signals?
• § 150.800 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.805 — What reports must be sent both to a classification society and to the Coast Guard?
• § 150.810 — Reporting a problem with an aid to navigation
• § 150.812 — What is the purpose of reporting casualties on deepwater ports?
• § 150.815 — How must casualties be reported?
• § 150.820 — When must a written report of casualty be submitted, and what must it contain?
• § 150.825 — Reporting a diving-related casualty
• § 150.830 — Reporting a pollution incident
• § 150.835 — Reporting sabotage or subversive activity
• § 150.840 — What records must be kept?
• § 150.845 — Personnel records
• § 150.850 — How long must a declaration of inspection form be kept?
• § 150.900 — What does this subpart do?
• § 150.905 — Why are safety zones, no anchoring areas, and areas to be avoided established?
• § 150.910 — What installations, structures, or activities are prohibited in a safety zone?
• § 150.915 — How are safety zones, no anchoring areas, and areas to be avoided established and modified?
• § 150.920 — How can I find notice of new or proposed safety zones?
• § 150.925 — How long may a safety zone, no anchoring area, or area to be avoided remain in place?
• § 150.930 — What datum is used for the geographic coordinates in this subpart?
• § 150.940 — Safety zones for specific deepwater ports

PART 151

• § 151.01 — Purpose
• § 151.03 — Applicability
• § 151.04 — Penalties for violation
• § 151.05 — Definitions
• § 151.06 — Special areas
• § 151.07 — Delegations
• § 151.08 — Denial of entry
• § 151.09 — Applicability
• § 151.10 — Control of oil discharges
• § 151.11 — Exceptions for emergencies
• § 151.13 — Special areas for Annex I of MARPOL 73/78
• § 151.15 — Reporting requirements
• § 151.17 — Surveys
• § 151.19 — International Oil Pollution Prevention (IOPP) Certificates
• § 151.21 — Ships of countries not party to MARPOL 73/78
• § 151.23 — Inspection for compliance and enforcement
• § 151.25 — Oil Record Book
• § 151.26 — Shipboard oil pollution emergency plans
• § 151.27 — Plan submission and approval
• § 151.28 — Plan review and revision
• § 151.29 — Foreign ships
• § 151.30 — Applicability
• § 151.31 — Where to find requirements applying to oceangoing ships carrying Category A, B, C, and D NLS
• § 151.32 — Special areas for the purpose of Annex II
• § 151.33 — Certificates needed to carry Category C Oil-like NLS
• § 151.35 — Certificates needed to carry Category D NLS and Category D Oil-like NLS
• § 151.37 — Obtaining an Attachment for NLSs to the IOPP Certificate and obtaining an NLS Certificate
• § 151.39 — Operating requirements: Category D NLS
• § 151.41 — Operating requirements for oceangoing ships with IOPP Certificates: Category C and D Oil-like NLSs
• § 151.43 — Control of discharge of NLS residues
• § 151.47 — Category D NLSs other than oil-like Category D NLSs that may be carried under this part
• § 151.49 — Category C and D Oil-like NLSs allowed for carriage
• § 151.51 — Applicability
• § 151.53 — Special areas for Annex V of MARPOL 73/78
• § 151.55 — Recordkeeping requirements
• § 151.57 — Garbage management plans
• § 151.59 — Placards
• § 151.61 — Inspection for compliance and enforcement
• § 151.63 — Shipboard control of garbage
• § 151.65 — Reporting requirements
• § 151.66 — Operating requirements: Discharge of garbage in the Great Lakes and other navigable waters
• § 151.67 — Operating requirements: Discharge of plastic prohibited
• § 151.69 — Operating requirements: Discharge of garbage outside special areas
• § 151.71 — Operating requirements: Discharge of garbage within special areas
• § 151.73 — Operating requirements: Discharge of garbage from fixed or floating platforms
• § 151.75 — Grinders or comminuters
• § 151.77 — Exceptions for emergencies and health risks
• § 151.79 — Operating requirements: Discharge of sewage within Antarctica
• § 151.1000 — Purpose
• § 151.1003 — Applicability
• § 151.1006 — Definitions
• § 151.1009 — Transportation of municipal or commercial waste
• § 151.1012 — Applying for a conditional permit
• § 151.1015 — Issuing or denying the issuance of a conditional permit
• § 151.1018 — Withdrawal of a conditional permit
• § 151.1021 — Appeals
• § 151.1024 — Display of number
• § 151.1500 — Purpose
• § 151.1502 — Applicability
• § 151.1504 — Definitions
• § 151.1505 — Severability
• § 151.1506 — Restriction of operation
• § 151.1508 — Revocation of clearance
• § 151.1510 — Ballast water management requirements
• § 151.1511 — Ballast water discharge standard (BWDS)
• § 151.1512 — Implementation schedule for approved ballast water management methods
• § 151.1513 — Extension of compliance date
• § 151.1514 — Vessel safety
• § 151.1515 — Ballast water management alternatives under extraordinary conditions
• § 151.1516 — Compliance monitoring
• § 151.1518 — Penalties for failure to conduct ballast water management
• § 151.2000 — Purpose and scope
• § 151.2005 — Definitions
• § 151.2010 — Applicability
• § 151.2013 — Severability
• § 151.2015 — Exemptions
• § 151.2020 — Vessels in innocent passage
• § 151.2025 — Ballast water management requirements
• § 151.2026 — Alternate management systems
• § 151.2030 — Ballast water discharge standard (BWDS)
• § 151.2035 — Implementation schedule for approved ballast water management methods
• § 151.2036 — Extension of compliance date
• § 151.2040 — Discharge of ballast water in extraordinary circumstances
• § 151.2050 — Additional requirements—nonindigenous species reduction practices
• § 151.2055 — Deviation from planned voyage
• § 151.2060 — Reporting requirements
• § 151.2065 — Equivalent reporting methods for vessels other than those entering the Great Lakes or Hudson River after operating outside the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone or Canadian equivalent
• § 151.2070 — Recordkeeping requirements
• § 151.2075 — Enforcement and compliance
• § 151.2080 — Penalties
• § 151.3000 — Definition of marine debris for the purposes of the Marine Debris Research, Prevention, and Reduction Act

PART 153

• § 153.101 — Purpose
• § 153.103 — Definitions
• § 153.105 — FWPCA delegations and redelegation
• § 153.107 — [Reserved]
• § 153.109 — CERCLA delegations
• § 153.201 — Purpose
• § 153.203 — Procedure for the notice of discharge
• § 153.205 — Fines
• § 153.301 — Purpose
• § 153.303 — Applicability
• § 153.305 — Methods and procedures for the removal of discharged oil
• § 153.307 — Penalties

PART 154

• § 154.100 — Applicability
• § 154.105 — Definitions
• § 154.106 — Incorporation by reference
• § 154.107 — Alternatives
• § 154.108 — Exemptions
• § 154.110 — Letter of intent
• § 154.120 — Facility examinations
• § 154.300 — Operations manual: General
• § 154.310 — Operations manual: Contents
• § 154.320 — Operations manual: Amendment
• § 154.325 — Operations manual: Procedures for examination
• § 154.500 — Hose assemblies
• § 154.510 — Loading arms
• § 154.520 — Closure devices
• § 154.525 — Monitoring devices
• § 154.530 — Small discharge containment
• § 154.540 — Discharge removal
• § 154.545 — Discharge containment equipment
• § 154.550 — Emergency shutdown
• § 154.560 — Communications
• § 154.570 — Lighting
• § 154.700 — General
• § 154.710 — Persons in charge: Designation and qualification
• § 154.730 — Persons in charge: Evidence of designation
• § 154.735 — Safety requirements
• § 154.740 — Records
• § 154.750 — Compliance with operations manual
• § 154.1010 — Purpose
• § 154.1015 — Applicability
• § 154.1016 — Facility classification by COTP
• § 154.1017 — Response plan submission requirements
• § 154.1020 — Definitions
• § 154.1025 — Operating restrictions and interim operating authorization
• § 154.1026 — Qualified individual and alternate qualified individual
• § 154.1028 — Methods of ensuring the availability of response resources by contract or other approved means
• § 154.1029 — Worst case discharge
• § 154.1030 — General response plan contents
• § 154.1035 — Specific requirements for facilities that could reasonably be expected to cause significant and substantial harm to the environment
• § 154.1040 — Specific requirements for facilities that could reasonably be expected to cause substantial harm to the environment
• § 154.1041 — Specific response information to be maintained on mobile MTR facilities
• § 154.1045 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for facilities that handle, store, or transport Group I through Group IV petroleum oils
• § 154.1047 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for facilities that handle, store, or transport Group V petroleum oils
• § 154.1050 — Training
• § 154.1055 — Exercises
• § 154.1057 — Inspection and maintenance of response resources
• § 154.1060 — Submission and approval procedures
• § 154.1065 — Plan review and revision procedures
• § 154.1070 — Deficiencies
• § 154.1075 — Appeal process
• § 154.1110 — Purpose and applicability
• § 154.1115 — Definitions
• § 154.1120 — Operating restrictions and interim operating authorization
• § 154.1125 — Additional response plan requirements
• § 154.1130 — Requirements for prepositioned response equipment
• § 154.1135 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria
• § 154.1140 — TAPAA facility contracting with a vessel
• § 154.1210 — Purpose and applicability
• § 154.1216 — Facility classification
• § 154.1220 — Response plan submission requirements
• § 154.1225 — Specific response plan development and evaluation criteria and other requirements for fixed facilities that handle, store, or transport animal fats or vegetable oils
• § 154.1228 — Methods of ensuring the availability of response resources by contract or other approved means
• § 154.1240 — Specific requirements for animal fats and vegetable oils facilities that could reasonably be expected to cause substantial harm to the environment
• § 154.1310 — Purpose and applicability
• § 154.1320 — Response plan submission requirements
• § 154.1325 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for facilities that handle, store, or transport other non-petroleum oils
• § 154.2000 — Applicability
• § 154.2001 — Definitions
• § 154.2010 — Qualifications for acceptance as a certifying entity
• § 154.2011 — Application for acceptance as a certifying entity
• § 154.2020 — Certification and recertification—owner/operator responsibilities
• § 154.2021 — Operational review—owner/operator responsibilities
• § 154.2022 — Certification, recertification, or operational review—certifying entity responsibilities, generally
• § 154.2023 — Recertification—certifying entity responsibilities, generally
• § 154.2024 — Operational review—certifying entity responsibilities, generally
• § 154.2025 — Certification, recertification, or operational review—certifying entity documentation
• § 154.2030 — Transfer facilities
• § 154.2031 — Tank barge cleaning facilities
• § 154.2100 — Vapor control system, general
• § 154.2101 — Requirements for facility vapor connections
• § 154.2102 — Facility requirements for vessel liquid overfill protection
• § 154.2103 — Facility requirements for vessel vapor overpressure and vacuum protection
• § 154.2104 — Pigging system
• § 154.2105 — Fire, explosion, and detonation protection
• § 154.2106 — Detonation arresters installation
• § 154.2107 — Inerting, enriching, and diluting systems
• § 154.2108 — Vapor-moving devices
• § 154.2109 — Vapor recovery and vapor destruction units
• § 154.2110 — Vapor balancing requirements
• § 154.2111 — Vapor control system connected to a facility's main vapor control system
• § 154.2112 — Vapors with potential to polymerize or freeze—Special requirements
• § 154.2113 — Alkylene oxides—Special requirements
• § 154.2150 — General requirements
• § 154.2180 — Alternative testing program—Generally
• § 154.2181 — Alternative testing program—Test requirements
• § 154.2200 — Applicable transfer facility design and installation requirements
• § 154.2201 — Vapor control system—general requirements
• § 154.2202 — Vapor line connections
• § 154.2203 — Facility requirements for barge vapor overpressure and vacuum protection
• § 154.2204 — Fire, explosion, and detonation protection
• § 154.2250 — General requirements

PART 155

• § 155.100 — Applicability
• § 155.110 — Definitions
• § 155.120 — Equivalents
• § 155.130 — Exemptions
• § 155.140 — Incorporation by reference
• § 155.200 — Definitions
• § 155.205 — Discharge removal equipment for vessels 400 feet or greater in length
• § 155.210 — Discharge removal equipment for vessels less than 400 feet in length
• § 155.215 — Discharge removal equipment for inland oil barges
• § 155.220 — Discharge removal equipment for vessels carrying oil as secondary cargo
• § 155.225 — Internal cargo transfer capability
• § 155.230 — Emergency control systems for tank barges
• § 155.235 — Emergency towing capability for oil tankers
• § 155.240 — Damage stability information for oil tankers and offshore oil barges
• § 155.245 — Damage stability information for inland oil barges
• § 155.250 — Oil fuel tank protection
• § 155.310 — Containment of oil and hazardous material cargo discharges
• § 155.320 — Fuel oil and bulk lubricating oil discharge containment
• § 155.330 — Oily mixture (bilge slops)/fuel oil tank ballast water discharges on U.S. non-oceangoing ships
• § 155.350 — Oily mixture (bilge slops)/fuel oil tank ballast water discharges on oceangoing ships of less than 400 gross tons
• § 155.360 — Oily mixture (bilge slops) discharges on oceangoing ships of 400 gross tons and above but less than 10,000 gross tons, excluding ships that carry ballast water in their fuel oil tanks
• § 155.370 — Oily mixture (bilge slops)/fuel oil tank ballast water discharges on oceangoing ships of 10,000 gross tons and above and oceangoing ships of 400 gross tons and above that carry ballast water in their fuel oil tanks
• § 155.380 — Oily water separating equipment and bilge alarm approval standards
• § 155.400 — Platform machinery space drainage on oceangoing fixed and floating drilling rigs and other platforms
• § 155.410 — Pumping, piping and discharge requirements for non-oceangoing ships of 100 gross tons and above
• § 155.420 — Pumping, piping and discharge requirements for oceangoing ships of 100 gross tons and above but less than 400 gross tons
• § 155.430 — Standard discharge connections for oceangoing ships of 400 gross tons and above
• § 155.440 — Segregation of fuel oil and ballast water on new oceangoing ships of 4,000 gross tons and above, other than oil tankers, and on new oceangoing oil tankers of 150 gross tons and above
• § 155.450 — Placard
• § 155.470 — Prohibited spaces
• § 155.480 — Overfill devices
• § 155.490 — [Reserved]
• § 155.700 — Designation of person in charge
• § 155.710 — Qualifications of person in charge
• § 155.715 — Contents of letter of designation as a person-in-charge of the transfer of fuel oil
• § 155.720 — Transfer procedures
• § 155.730 — Compliance with transfer procedures
• § 155.740 — Availability of transfer procedures
• § 155.750 — Contents of transfer procedures
• § 155.760 — Amendment of transfer procedures
• § 155.770 — Draining into bilges
• § 155.775 — Maximum cargo level of oil
• § 155.780 — Emergency shutdown
• § 155.785 — Communications
• § 155.790 — Deck lighting
• § 155.800 — Transfer hose
• § 155.805 — Closure devices
• § 155.810 — Tank vessel security
• § 155.815 — Tank vessel integrity
• § 155.820 — Records
• § 155.1010 — Purpose
• § 155.1015 — Applicability
• § 155.1020 — Definitions
• § 155.1025 — Operating restrictions and interim operating authorization
• § 155.1026 — Qualified individual and alternate qualified individual
• § 155.1030 — General response plan requirements
• § 155.1035 — Response plan requirements for manned vessels carrying oil as a primary cargo
• § 155.1040 — Response plan requirements for unmanned tank barges carrying oil as a primary cargo
• § 155.1045 — Response plan requirements for vessels carrying oil as a secondary cargo
• § 155.1050 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for vessels carrying groups I through IV petroleum oil as a primary cargo
• § 155.1052 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for vessels carrying group V petroleum oil as a primary cargo
• § 155.1055 — Training
• § 155.1060 — Exercises
• § 155.1062 — Inspection and maintenance of response resources
• § 155.1065 — Procedures for plan submission, approval, requests for acceptance of alternative planning criteria, and appeal
• § 155.1070 — Procedures for plan review, revision, amendment, and appeal
• § 155.1110 — Purpose and applicability
• § 155.1115 — Definitions
• § 155.1120 — Operating restrictions and interim operating authorization
• § 155.1125 — Additional response plan requirements
• § 155.1130 — Requirements for prepositioned response equipment
• § 155.1135 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria
• § 155.1145 — Submission and approval procedures
• § 155.1150 — Plan revision and amendment procedures
• § 155.1210 — Purpose and applicability
• § 155.1225 — Response plan submission requirements
• § 155.1230 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria
• § 155.2210 — Purpose and applicability
• § 155.2225 — Response plan submission requirements
• § 155.2230 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria
• § 155.4010 — Purpose of this subpart
• § 155.4015 — Vessel owners and operators who must follow this subpart
• § 155.4020 — Complying with this subpart
• § 155.4025 — Definitions
• § 155.4030 — Required salvage and marine firefighting services to list in response plans
• § 155.4032 — Other resource provider considerations
• § 155.4035 — Required pre-incident information and arrangements for the salvage and marine firefighting resource providers listed in response plans
• § 155.4040 — Response times for each salvage and marine firefighting service
• § 155.4045 — Required agreements or contracts with the salvage and marine firefighting resource providers
• § 155.4050 — Ensuring that the salvors and marine firefighters are adequate
• § 155.4052 — Drills and exercises
• § 155.4055 — Temporary waivers from meeting one or more of the specified response times
• § 155.5010 — Purpose
• § 155.5012 — Deviation from response plan
• § 155.5015 — Applicability
• § 155.5020 — Definitions
• § 155.5021 — Operating restrictions
• § 155.5023 — Interim operating authorization
• § 155.5025 — One-time port waiver
• § 155.5026 — Qualified individual and alternate qualified individual
• § 155.5030 — Nontank vessel response plan requirements: General content
• § 155.5035 — Nontank vessel response plan requirements: Specific content
• § 155.5050 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for nontank vessels carrying groups I through IV petroleum oil
• § 155.5052 — Response plan development and evaluation criteria for nontank vessels carrying group V petroleum oil
• § 155.5055 — Training
• § 155.5060 — Exercises
• § 155.5061 — Alternative Training and Exercise Program
• § 155.5062 — Inspection and maintenance of response resources
• § 155.5065 — Procedures for plan submission and approval
• § 155.5067 — Alternative planning criteria
• § 155.5070 — Procedures for plan review, revision, and amendment
• § 155.5075 — Appeal procedures

PART 156

• § 156.100 — Applicability
• § 156.105 — Definitions
• § 156.107 — Alternatives
• § 156.110 — Exemptions
• § 156.111 — Incorporation by reference
• § 156.112 — Suspension order
• § 156.113 — Compliance with suspension order
• § 156.115 — Person in charge: Limitations
• § 156.118 — Advance notice of transfer
• § 156.120 — Requirements for transfer
• § 156.125 — Discharge cleanup
• § 156.130 — Connection
• § 156.150 — Declaration of inspection
• § 156.160 — Supervision by person in charge
• § 156.170 — Equipment tests and inspections
• § 156.200 — Applicability
• § 156.205 — Definitions
• § 156.210 — General
• § 156.215 — Pre-arrival notices
• § 156.220 — Reporting of incidents
• § 156.225 — Designation of lightering zones
• § 156.230 — Factors considered in designating lightering zones
• § 156.300 — Designated lightering zones
• § 156.310 — Prohibited areas
• § 156.320 — Maximum operating conditions
• § 156.330 — Operations
• § 156.400 — Applicability
• § 156.405 — Definitions
• § 156.410 — General
• § 156.415 — Notification
• § 156.420 — Reporting of incidents

PART 157

• § 157.01 — Applicability
• § 157.02 — Incorporation by reference: Where can I get a copy of the publications mentioned in this part?
• § 157.03 — Definitions
• § 157.04 — Authorization of classification societies
• § 157.05 — Performing calculations for this part
• § 157.06 — Appeals
• § 157.07 — Equivalents
• § 157.08 — Applicability of subpart B
• § 157.09 — Segregated ballast
• § 157.10 — Segregated ballast tanks and crude oil washing systems for certain new vessels
• § 157.10a — Segregated ballast tanks, crude oil washing systems, and dedicated clean ballast tanks for certain new and existing vessels of 40,000 DWT or more
• § 157.10b — Segregated ballast tanks, dedicated clean ballast tanks, and special ballast arrangements for tank vessels transporting Outer Continental Shelf oil
• § 157.10c — Segregated ballast tanks, crude oil washing systems, and dedicated clean ballast tanks for certain new and existing tankships of 20,000 to 40,000 DWT
• § 157.10d — Double hulls on tank vessels
• § 157.11 — Pumping, piping and discharge arrangements
• § 157.12 — Oil discharge monitoring and control system
• § 157.12a — Definitions
• § 157.12b — Implementation requirements
• § 157.12c — Construction, maintenance, security, calibration, and training
• § 157.12d — Technical specifications
• § 157.12e — Certificate of approval
• § 157.12f — Workshop functional test requirements
• § 157.12g — Plan approval requirements
• § 157.13 — Designated observation area
• § 157.14 — Pump-room bottom protection
• § 157.15 — Slop tanks in tank vessels
• § 157.17 — Oil residue (sludge) tank
• § 157.19 — Cargo tank arrangement and size
• § 157.20 — Accidental oil outflow performance
• § 157.21 — Subdivision and stability
• § 157.22 — Intact stability requirements
• § 157.23 — Cargo and ballast system information
• § 157.24 — Submission of calculations, plans, and specifications
• § 157.24a — Submission of calculations, plans, and specifications for existing vessels installing segregated ballast tanks
• § 157.25 — Applicability of subpart C
• § 157.26 — Operation of a tank vessel in violation of regulations
• § 157.27 — Discharges: Tank vessels carrying oil exclusively on rivers, lakes, bays, sounds, and the Great Lakes, and seagoing tank vessels of less than 150 gross tons
• § 157.28 — Discharges from tank barges exempted from certain design requirements
• § 157.29 — Discharges: Seagoing tank vessels of 150 gross tons or more
• § 157.31 — Discharges: Chemical additives
• § 157.33 — Water ballast in fuel oil tanks
• § 157.35 — Ballast added to cargo tanks
• § 157.37 — Discharge of oily mixtures from oil cargoes
• § 157.39 — Machinery space bilges
• § 157.41 — Emergencies
• § 157.43 — Discharges of clean and segregated ballast: Seagoing tank vessels of 150 gross tons or more
• § 157.45 — Valves in cargo or ballast piping system
• § 157.47 — Information for master
• § 157.49 — Instruction manual
• § 157.100 — Plans for U.S. tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.102 — Plans for foreign tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.104 — Scale models
• § 157.106 — Letter of acceptance
• § 157.108 — Crude Oil Washing Operations and Equipment Manual for U.S. tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.110 — Crude Oil Washing Operations and Equipment Manual for foreign tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.112 — Approved Crude Oil Washing Operations and Equipment Manual
• § 157.114 — Crude Oil Washing Operations and Equipment Manual: Not approved
• § 157.116 — Required documents: U.S. tank vessels
• § 157.118 — Required documents: Foreign tank vessels
• § 157.120 — Waiver of required documents
• § 157.122 — Piping, valves, and fittings
• § 157.124 — COW tank washing machines
• § 157.126 — Pumps
• § 157.128 — Stripping system
• § 157.130 — Crude oil washing with more than one grade of crude oil
• § 157.132 — Cargo tanks: Hydrocarbon vapor emissions
• § 157.134 — Cargo tank drainage
• § 157.136 — Two-way voice communications
• § 157.138 — Crude Oil Washing Operations and Equipment Manual
• § 157.140 — Tank vessel inspections
• § 157.142 — Letter of acceptance: Inspections
• § 157.144 — Tank vessels of the same class: Inspections
• § 157.146 — Similar tank design: Inspections on U.S. tank vessels
• § 157.147 — Similar tank design: Inspections on foreign tank vessels
• § 157.148 — COW system: Evidence for inspections
• § 157.150 — Crude Oil Washing Operations and Equipment Manual: Recording information after inspections
• § 157.152 — Person in charge of COW operations
• § 157.154 — Assistant personnel
• § 157.155 — COW operations: General
• § 157.156 — COW operations: Meeting manual requirements
• § 157.158 — COW operations: Changed characteristics
• § 157.160 — Tanks: Ballasting and crude oil washing
• § 157.162 — Crude oil washing during a voyage
• § 157.164 — Use of inert gas system
• § 157.166 — Hydrocarbon emissions
• § 157.168 — Crew member: Main deck watch
• § 157.170 — COW equipment: Removal
• § 157.172 — Limitations on grades of crude oil carried
• § 157.200 — Plans for U.S. tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.202 — Plans and documents for foreign tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.204 — Letter of acceptance
• § 157.206 — Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks Operations Manual for U.S. tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.208 — Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks Operations Manual for foreign tank vessels: Submission
• § 157.210 — Approved Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks Operations Manual
• § 157.212 — Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks Operations Manual: Not approved
• § 157.214 — Required documents: U.S. tank vessels
• § 157.216 — Required documents: Foreign tank vessels
• § 157.218 — Dedicated clean ballast tanks: Alterations
• § 157.220 — Dedicated clean ballast tanks: Standards
• § 157.222 — Pump and piping arrangements
• § 157.224 — Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks Operations Manual
• § 157.225 — Dedicated clean ballast tanks operations: General
• § 157.226 — Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks Operations Manual: Procedures to be followed
• § 157.228 — Isolating Valves: Closed during a voyage
• § 157.300 — Qualifications for exemptions under this part
• § 157.302 — Applying for an exemption or requesting modification of an exemption
• § 157.304 — Shore-based reception facility: standards
• § 157.306 — Granting, denying, or modifying an exemption
• § 157.308 — Revocation of exemption: procedure and appeals
• § 157.310 — Exempted vessels: operations
• § 157.400 — Purpose and applicability
• § 157.410 — Emergency lightering requirements for oil tankers
• § 157.415 — Bridge resource management policy and procedures
• § 157.420 — Vessel specific watch policy and procedures
• § 157.430 — Enhanced survey requirements
• § 157.435 — Vital systems surveys
• § 157.440 — Autopilot alarm or indicator
• § 157.445 — Maneuvering performance capability
• § 157.450 — Maneuvering and vessel status information
• § 157.455 — Minimum under-keel clearance
• § 157.460 — Additional operational requirements for tank barges
• § 157.500 — Purpose and applicability
• § 157.510 — Operational measures
• § 157.600 — Purpose and applicability
• § 157.610 — Operational measures

PART 158

• § 158.100 — Purpose
• § 158.110 — Applicability
• § 158.115 — Penalties for violation
• § 158.120 — Definitions
• § 158.130 — Delegations
• § 158.133 — Which ports and terminals must provide reception facilities?
• § 158.135 — Which ports and terminals must have Certificates of Adequacy?
• § 158.140 — Applying for a Certificate of Adequacy
• § 158.150 — Waivers and alternatives
• § 158.160 — Issuance and termination of a Certificate of Adequacy
• § 158.163 — Reception facility operations
• § 158.165 — Certificate of Adequacy: Change of information
• § 158.167 — Reporting inadequate reception facilities
• § 158.170 — Grounds for suspension
• § 158.172 — Notification of a suspension order
• § 158.174 — Suspension of a Certificate of Adequacy: Procedure
• § 158.176 — Effect of suspension of a Certificate of Adequacy
• § 158.178 — Actions during a suspension
• § 158.180 — Certificate of Adequacy: Procedures after revocation or the part no longer applies
• § 158.190 — Appeals
• § 158.200 — General
• § 158.210 — Ports and terminals loading crude oil
• § 158.220 — Ports and terminals loading more than 1,000 metric tons of oil other than crude oil or bunker oil
• § 158.230 — Ports and terminals other than ports and terminals under §§ 158.210, 158.220, and 158.240
• § 158.240 — Ship repair yards
• § 158.250 — Standard discharge connection
• § 158.300 — Purpose
• § 158.310 — Reception facilities: General
• § 158.320 — Reception facilities: Capacity, and exceptions
• § 158.330 — Ports and terminals: Equipment
• § 158.400 — Purpose
• § 158.410 — Reception facilities: General
• § 158.420 — Reception facilities: Capacity and exceptions
• § 158.500 — Draining cargo area and piping systems
• § 158.520 — Following the instruction manual

PART 159

• § 159.1 — Purpose
• § 159.3 — Definitions
• § 159.4 — Incorporation by reference
• § 159.5 — Requirements for vessel manufacturers
• § 159.7 — Requirements for vessel operators
• § 159.11 — Purpose
• § 159.12 — Regulations for certification of existing devices
• § 159.12a — Certification of certain Type III devices
• § 159.14 — Application for certification
• § 159.15 — Certification
• § 159.16 — Authorization to label devices
• § 159.17 — Changes to certified devices
• § 159.19 — Testing equivalency
• § 159.51 — Purpose and scope
• § 159.53 — General requirements
• § 159.55 — Identification
• § 159.57 — Installation, operation, and maintenance instructions
• § 159.59 — Placard
• § 159.61 — Vents
• § 159.63 — Access to parts
• § 159.65 — Chemical level indicator
• § 159.67 — Electrical component ratings
• § 159.69 — Motor ratings
• § 159.71 — Electrical controls and conductors
• § 159.73 — Conductors
• § 159.75 — Overcurrent protection
• § 159.79 — Terminals
• § 159.81 — Baffles
• § 159.83 — Level indicator
• § 159.85 — Sewage removal
• § 159.87 — Removal fittings
• § 159.89 — Power interruption: Type I and II devices
• § 159.93 — Independent supporting
• § 159.95 — Safety
• § 159.97 — Safety: inspected vessels
• § 159.101 — Testing: general
• § 159.103 — Vibration test
• § 159.105 — Shock test
• § 159.107 — Rolling test
• § 159.109 — Pressure test
• § 159.111 — Pressure and vacuum pulse test
• § 159.115 — Temperature range test
• § 159.117 — Chemical resistance test
• § 159.119 — Operability test; temperature range
• § 159.121 — Sewage processing test
• § 159.123 — Coliform test: Type I devices
• § 159.125 — Visible floating solids: Type I devices
• § 159.126 — Coliform test: Type II devices
• § 159.126a — Suspended solids test: Type II devices
• § 159.127 — Safety coliform count: Recirculating devices
• § 159.129 — Safety: Ignition prevention test
• § 159.131 — Safety: Incinerating device
• § 159.201 — Recognition of facilities
• § 159.301 — Purpose
• § 159.303 — Applicability
• § 159.305 — Definitions
• § 159.307 — Untreated sewage
• § 159.309 — Limitations on discharge of treated sewage or graywater
• § 159.311 — Safety exception
• § 159.313 — Inspection for compliance and enforcement
• § 159.315 — Sewage and graywater discharge record book
• § 159.317 — Sampling and reporting
• § 159.319 — Fecal coliform and total suspended solids standards
• § 159.321 — Enforcement

PART 160

• § 160.1 — Purpose
• § 160.3 — Definitions
• § 160.5 — Delegations
• § 160.7 — Appeals
• § 160.101 — Purpose
• § 160.103 — Applicability
• § 160.105 — Compliance with orders
• § 160.107 — Denial of entry
• § 160.109 — Waterfront facility safety
• § 160.111 — Special orders applying to vessel operations
• § 160.113 — Prohibition of vessel operation and cargo transfers
• § 160.115 — Withholding of clearance
• § 160.201 — General
• § 160.202 — Definitions
• § 160.203 — Applicability
• § 160.204 — Exemptions and exceptions
• § 160.205 — Notices of arrival
• § 160.206 — Information required in an NOA
• § 160.208 — Updates to a submitted NOA
• § 160.210 — Methods for submitting an NOA
• § 160.212 — When to submit an NOA
• § 160.214 — Waivers
• § 160.215 — Force majeure
• § 160.216 — Notice of hazardous conditions
• § 160.300 — Applicability
• § 160.305 — Exceptions
• § 160.310 — Definitions
• § 160.315 — Crewmember identification requirement
• § 160.320 — Sanctions and vessel control

PART 161

• § 161.1 — Purpose and Intent
• § 161.2 — Definitions
• § 161.3 — Applicability
• § 161.4 — Requirement to carry the rules
• § 161.5 — Deviations from the rules
• § 161.6 — Preemption
• § 161.10 — Services
• § 161.11 — VTS measures
• § 161.12 — Vessel operating requirements
• § 161.13 — VTS Special Area operating requirements
• § 161.15 — Purpose and intent
• § 161.16 — Applicability
• § 161.17 — [Reserved]
• § 161.18 — Reporting requirements
• § 161.19 — Sailing Plan (SP)
• § 161.20 — Position Report (PR)
• § 161.21 — Automated reporting
• § 161.22 — Final Report (FR)
• § 161.23 — Reporting exemptions
• § 161.25 — Vessel Traffic Service New York Area
• § 161.30 — Vessel Traffic Service Louisville
• § 161.35 — Vessel Traffic Service Houston/Galveston
• § 161.40 — Vessel Traffic Service Berwick Bay
• § 161.45 — Vessel Traffic Service St. Marys River
• § 161.50 — Vessel Traffic Service San Francisco
• § 161.55 — Vessel Traffic Service Puget Sound and the Cooperative Vessel Traffic Service for the Juan de Fuca Region
• § 161.60 — Vessel Traffic Service Prince William Sound
• § 161.65 — Vessel Traffic Service Lower Mississippi River
• § 161.70 — Vessel Traffic Service Port Arthur

PART 162

• § 162.1 — General
• § 162.5 — Definitions
• § 162.15 — Manhasset Bay, N.Y.; seaplane restricted area
• § 162.20 — Flushing Bay near La Guardia Airport, Flushing, N.Y.; restricted area
• § 162.30 — Channel of Tuckerton Creek, N.J.; navigation
• § 162.35 — Channel of Christina River, Del.; navigation
• § 162.40 — Inland waterway from Delaware River to Chesapeake Bay, Del. and Md. (Chesapeake and Delaware Canal)
• § 162.65 — All waterways tributary to the Atlantic Ocean south of Chesapeake Bay and all waterways tributary to the Gulf of America east and south of St. Marks, Fla
• § 162.75 — All waterways tributary to the Gulf of America (except the Mississippi River, its tributaries, South and Southwest Passes and Atchafalaya River) from St. Marks, Fla., to the Rio Grande
• § 162.80 — Mississippi River below mouth of Ohio River, including South and Southwest passes
• § 162.85 — Yazoo Diversion Canal, Vicksburg, Miss., from its mouth at Kleinston Landing to Fisher Street; navigation
• § 162.90 — White River, Arkansas Post Canal, Arkansas River, and Verdigris River between Mississippi River, Ark., and Catoosa, Okla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 162.100 — Ohio River at Louisville, KY
• § 162.105 — Missouri River; administration and navigation
• § 162.110 — Duluth-Superior Harbor, Minnesota and Wisconsin
• § 162.115 — Keweenaw Waterway, Mich
• § 162.117 — St. Marys River, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
• § 162.120 — Harbors on Lake Michigan
• § 162.125 — Sturgeon Bay and the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal, Wisc
• § 162.130 — Connecting waters from Lake Huron to Lake Erie; general rules
• § 162.132 — Connecting waters from Lake Huron to Lake Erie; communications rules
• § 162.134 — Connecting waters from Lake Huron to Lake Erie; traffic rules
• § 162.136 — Connecting waters from Lake Huron to Lake Erie; anchorage grounds
• § 162.138 — Connecting waters from Lake Huron to Lake Erie; speed rules
• § 162.140 — Connecting waters from Lake Huron to Lake Erie; miscellaneous rules
• § 162.145 — Monroe Harbor, Mich
• § 162.150 — Maumee Bay and River, Ohio
• § 162.155 — Sandusky and Huron Harbors, Ohio
• § 162.160 — Vermilion, Lorain, Cleveland, Fairport, Ashtabula, and Conneaut Harbors, Ohio
• § 162.165 — Buffalo and Rochester Harbors, New York
• § 162.175 — Black Rock Canal and Lock at Buffalo, New York
• § 162.195 — Santa Monica Bay, Calif.; restricted area
• § 162.200 — Marina del Rey, Calif.; restricted area
• § 162.205 — Suisun Bay, San Joaquin River, Sacramento River, and connecting waters, CA
• § 162.210 — Lake Tahoe, Calif.; restricted areas along south shore
• § 162.215 — Lake Tahoe, Nev.; restricted area adjacent to Nevada Beach
• § 162.220 — Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, and Lake Mohave (Colorado River), Ariz.-Nev
• § 162.225 — Columbia and Willamette Rivers, Washington and Oregon; administration and navigation
• § 162.230 — Columbia River, Wash
• § 162.235 — Puget Sound Area, Wash
• § 162.240 — Tongass Narrows, Alaska; navigation
• § 162.245 — Kenai River, Kenai, Alaska; use, administration, and navigation
• § 162.250 — Port Alexander, Alaska; speed of vessels
• § 162.255 — Wrangell Narrows, Alaska; use, administration, and navigation
• § 162.260 — Channel leading to San Juan Harbor, P.R.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 162.270 — Restricted areas in vicinity of Maritime Administration Reserve Fleets

PART 163

• § 163.01 — Application
• § 163.03 — Definitions
• § 163.05 — Tows of seagoing barges within inland waters
• § 163.20 — Bunching of tows

PART 164

• § 164.01 — Applicability
• § 164.02 — Applicability exception for foreign vessels
• § 164.03 — Incorporation by reference
• § 164.11 — Navigation under way: General
• § 164.13 — Navigation underway: tankers
• § 164.15 — Navigation bridge visibility
• § 164.19 — Requirements for vessels at anchor
• § 164.25 — Tests before entering or getting underway
• § 164.30 — Charts, publications, and equipment: General
• § 164.33 — Charts and publications
• § 164.35 — Equipment: All vessels
• § 164.37 — Equipment: Vessels of 10,000 gross tons or more
• § 164.38 — Automatic radar plotting aids (ARPA)
• § 164.39 — Steering gear: Foreign tankers
• § 164.40 — Devices to indicate speed and distance
• § 164.41 — Electronic position fixing devices
• § 164.42 — Rate of turn indicator
• § 164.46 — Automatic Identification System
• § 164.51 — Deviations from rules: Emergency
• § 164.53 — Deviations from rules and reporting: Non-operating equipment
• § 164.55 — Deviations from rules: Continuing operation or period of time
• § 164.61 — Marine casualty reporting and record retention
• § 164.70 — Definitions
• § 164.72 — Navigational-safety equipment, charts or maps, and publications required on towing vessels
• § 164.74 — Towline and terminal gear for towing astern
• § 164.76 — Towline and terminal gear for towing alongside and pushing ahead
• § 164.78 — Navigation under way: Towing vessels
• § 164.80 — Tests, inspections, and voyage planning
• § 164.82 — Maintenance, failure, and reporting

PART 165

• § 165.T01-0149 — Regulated Navigation Area; Raritan River, Perth Amboy, NJ
• § 165.T01-0336 — Safety Zone; Hudson River, Manhattan, NY
• § 165.T01-0389 — Regulated Navigation Area and Safety Zone; Hampton River, Hampton, NH
• § 165.T01-0956 — Safety Zone; Glen Island Approach Bridge, Long Island Sound, New Rochelle, NY
• § 165.T05-0018 — xxx
• § 165.T05-0915 — Safety Zones; Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay Entrance, VA
• § 165.T05-1053 — Safety Zone, Delaware River; Pipeline Removal; Marcus Hook, PA
• § 165.T05-1069 — Safety Zone; Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion Project, Hampton/Norfolk, VA
• § 165.T07-1111 — Safety Zone; Hillsborough Bay, Tampa, FL
• § 165.T08-0497 — Safey Zone; Bancroft Canal, Cameron Parish, LA
• § 165.T08-0643 — Safety Zone; Beltway 8 Bridge Construction, Houston Ship Channel, Houston, TX
• § 165.T08-0713 — Safety Zone; Lower Mississippi river, Natchez, MS
• § 165.T08-0914 — Safety Zone; Taylor Bayou Turning Basin, Port Arthur, TX
• § 165.T08-0953 — Security Zone; Corpus Christi Ship Channel. Corpus Christi, TX
• § 165.T09-0082 — Safety Zone; Cleveland Dragon Boat Festival and Head of the Cuyahoga, Cuyahoga River, Cleveland, OH
• § 165.T846 — Safety Zone; Lower Mississippi River, Ohio River, and Upper Mississippi River, Bird's Point-New Madrid Floodway
• § 165.1 — Purpose of part
• § 165.3 — Definitions
• § 165.5 — Establishment procedures
• § 165.7 — Notification
• § 165.8 — Geographic coordinates
• § 165.9 — Geographic application of limited and controlled access areas and regulated navigation areas
• § 165.10 — Regulated navigation areas
• § 165.11 — Vessel operating requirements (regulations)
• § 165.13 — General regulations
• § 165.20 — Safety zones
• § 165.23 — General regulations
• § 165.30 — Security zones
• § 165.33 — General regulations
• § 165.40 — Restricted waterfront areas
• § 165.100 — Regulated Navigation Area: Navigable waters within the USCG Northeast District
• § 165.101 — Kittery, Maine—regulated navigation area
• § 165.102 — Security Zone: Walkers Point, Kennebunkport ME
• § 165.103 — Safety and Security Zones; LPG Vessel Transits in Portland, Maine, Captain of the Port Zone, Portsmouth Harbor, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• § 165.104 — Safety Zone: Vessel Launches, Bath Iron Works, Kennebec River, Bath, Maine
• § 165.105 — Security Zones; Passenger Vessels, Portland, Maine, Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.106 — Security Zone: Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant, Seabrook, New Hampshire
• § 165.110 — Safety and Security Zone; Liquefied Natural Gas Carrier Transits and Anchorage Operations, Boston, Massachusetts
• § 165.111 — Safety Zone: Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts
• § 165.112 — Safety Zone: USS CASSIN YOUNG, Boston, Massachusetts
• § 165.113 — Security Zone: Dignitary arrival/departure Logan International Airport, Boston, MA
• § 165.114 — Safety and Security Zones: Escorted Vessels—Boston Harbor, Massachusetts
• § 165.115 — [Reserved]
• § 165.116 — Safety and Security Zones; Salem and Boston Harbors, Massachusetts
• § 165.117 — Regulated Navigation Areas, Safety and Security Zones: Deepwater Ports, USCG Northeast District
• § 165.118 — Safety Zones; recurring annual events held in Coast Guard Sector Boston Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.119 — Safety Zone; Captain of the Port Boston Fireworks display zones, Boston Harbor, Boston, MA
• § 165.120 — Security Zone, John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse, Boston, MA
• § 165.121 — Safety and Security Zones: High Interest Vessels, Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island
• § 165.122 — Regulated Navigation Area: Navigable waters within Narragansett Bay and the Providence River, Rhode Island
• § 165.123 — Cruise Ships, Sector Southeastern New England Captain of the Port (COTP) Zone
• § 165.124 — Security Zone; Electric Boat Shipyard, Narragansett Bay, Quonset Point, North Kingstown, RI
• § 165.125 — Regulated Navigation Area; EPA Superfund Site, New Bedford Harbor, Massachusetts
• § 165.141 — Safety Zone: Sunken vessel EMPIRE KNIGHT, Boon Island, ME
• § 165.150 — New Haven Harbor, Quinnipiac River, Mill River
• § 165.151 — Safety Zones; Fireworks Displays, Air Shows and Swim Events in the Captain of the Port Long Island Sound Zone
• § 165.153 — Regulated Navigation Area: Long Island Sound Marine Inspection and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.154 — Safety and Security Zones; Captain of the Port Long Island Sound Zone Safety and Security Zones
• § 165.156 — Regulated Navigation Area: East Rockaway Inlet to Atlantic Beach Bridge, Nassau County, Long Island, New York
• § 165.160 — Safety Zones; Recurring Fireworks Displays and Swim Events Held in Coast Guard Sector New York Zone
• § 165.162 — Safety Zone; Witt-Penn Bridge Construction, Hackensack River, Jersey City, NJ
• § 165.163 — Safety Zones; Port of New York/New Jersey Fleet Week
• § 165.164 — Security Zones; Dignitary Arrival/Departure and United Nations Meetings, New York, NY
• § 165.165 — Regulated Navigation Area; Hudson River South of the Troy Locks, NY
• § 165.166 — Safety Zones; Coast Guard Captain of the Port New York Zone Drone Displays
• § 165.169 — Safety and Security Zones: New York Marine Inspection Zone and Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.171 — Safety Zones for fireworks displays and swim events held in Coast Guard Sector Northern New England Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.172 — Safety Zone; Underwater Hazard, Gravesend Bay, Brooklyn, NY
• § 165.173 — Safety Zones for annually recurring marine events held in Coast Guard Southeastern New England Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.202 — [Reserved]
• § 165.500 — Safety/Security Zones; Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
• § 165.501 — Chesapeake Bay entrance and Hampton Roads, VA and adjacent waters—Regulated Navigation Area
• § 165.502 — Safety and Security Zone; Cove Point Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal, Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
• § 165.503 — Security Zone; Captain of the Port Hampton Roads Zone
• § 165.504 — Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Shipyard, James River, Newport News, Va
• § 165.505 — Security Zone; Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant, Chesapeake Bay, Calvert County, Maryland
• § 165.506 — Safety Zones; Fireworks Displays in the USCG East District
• § 165.507 — Security Zone; Chesapeake Bay, between Sandy Point and Kent Island, MD
• § 165.508 — Security Zone; Potomac River and Anacostia River, and adjacent waters; Washington, DC
• § 165.509 — Security Zone; Severn River and College Creek, Annapolis, MD
• § 165.510 — Delaware Bay and River, Salem River, Christina River and Schuylkill River-Regulated Navigation Area
• § 165.511 — Security Zone; Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, Delaware Bay, Delaware River and its tributaries
• § 165.512 — Safety Zone; Patapsco River, Northwest and Inner Harbors, Baltimore, MD
• § 165.513 — Safety Zone; Magothy River, Sillery Bay, MD
• § 165.514 — Safety Zone: Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and connecting waters, vicinity of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina
• § 165.515 — Safety Zone: Cape Fear River, Wilmington, North Carolina
• § 165.516 — Safety Zones; Waterway Training Areas, Captain of the Port Maryland-National Capital Region Zone
• § 165.517 — Safety Zone; Back River, Hampton, VA; Air Show
• § 165.518 — Security Zone; Waters of the USCG East District
• § 165.520 — Safety Zone; Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, and other Storms with High Winds; Captain of the Port Zone Sector Virginia
• § 165.521 — Safety Zone[s] Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, and other Storms with High Winds; Captain of the Port Zone Maryland-National Capital Region
• § 165.522 — Safety Zone; Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, and other Storms with High Winds; Captain of the Port Zone Sector Delaware Bay
• § 165.523 — Safety Zone; Waterway Training Area, Sector Delaware Bay Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.529 — Safety Zone; Gallants Channel, Beaufort, NC
• § 165.530 — Safety Zone: Cape Fear and Northeast Cape Fear Rivers, NC
• § 165.535 — Safety Zone: Atlantic Ocean, Vicinity of Cape Henlopen State Park, Delaware
• § 165.550 — Safety Zones: Ice covered waterways within the USCG East District
• § 165.552 — Security Zone; Oyster Creek Generation Station, Forked River, Ocean County, New Jersey
• § 165.553 — Security Zone; Salem and Hope Creek Generation Stations, Delaware River, Salem County, New Jersey
• § 165.554 — Security Zone; Three Mile Island Generating Station, Susquehanna River, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
• § 165.555 — Safety Zone; Delaware River
• § 165.556 — Regulated Navigation Area; Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, Chesapeake City Anchorage Basin, MD
• § 165.557 — Security Zone; Potomac River, Montgomery County, MD
• § 165.558 — Security Zone; Delaware River, and Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, PA
• § 165.559 — Safety Zone, Schuylkill River; Philadelphia, PA
• § 165.560 — Security Zone; Christina River, Newport, DE
• § 165.561 — Security Zones; Lewes and Rehoboth Canal and Atlantic Ocean, Rehoboth Beach, DE
• § 165.562 — Safety Zone; Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, and Other Storms with High Winds; Captain of the Port Zone Sector North Carolina
• § 165.701 — Vicinity, Kennedy Space Center, Merritt Island, Florida—security zone
• § 165.703 — Security Zones; Old Port Tampa, Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Manbirtee Key, Seaport Manatee, MacDill Air Force Base, Port of Tampa, Port Sutton, St. Petersburg Harbor, Crystal River, Big Bend, and Weedon Island, FL
• § 165.704 — Safety Zone: Savannah River, Savannah, Georgia
• § 165.705 — Security Zones: Port Canaveral Harbor, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL
• § 165.706 — Safety Zone; Hurricanes, Tropical Storms and Other Disasters in South Florida
• § 165.707 — Safety Zone; Hurricanes, Tropical Storms and Other Disasters in Florida Keys
• § 165.708 — Safety/Security Zone; Charleston Harbor and Cooper River, Charleston, SC
• § 165.709 — Security Zone; Charleston Harbor, Cooper River, South Carolina
• § 165.711 — Safety Zone: Port Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, FL
• § 165.714 — Regulated Navigation Area; Atlantic Ocean, Charleston, SC
• § 165.720 — Safety Zone; natural and other disasters in Ports of Jacksonville, Fernandina, and Canaveral, Florida
• § 165.721 — Safety Zone: St. Johns River, Jacksonville, FL
• § 165.722 — Security Zone: St. Johns River, Jacksonville, Florida
• § 165.723 — Safety Zone; Firework Displays in Captain of the Port Zone Jacksonville, Florida
• § 165.726 — Regulated Navigation Areas; Miami River, Miami, Florida
• § 165.728 — Jacksonville, Florida—safety zones
• § 165.729 — Jacksonville Harbor, Florida—security zone
• § 165.730 — King's Bay, Georgia—Regulated navigation area
• § 165.731 — Security Zone: Cumberland Sound, Georgia
• § 165.732 — Escorted Submarines Sector Jacksonville Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.749 — Security Zone: Escorted Vessels, Savannah, Georgia, Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.751 — Security Zone: LNG mooring slip, Savannah River, Savannah, Georgia
• § 165.753 — Regulated navigation area; Tampa Bay, Florida
• § 165.754 — Safety Zone; San Juan Harbor, San Juan, PR
• § 165.755 — Safety Zone; Guayanilla, Puerto Rico
• § 165.756 — Regulated Navigation Area; Savannah River, Georgia
• § 165.757 — Safety Zones; Ports of Ponce, Tallaboa, and Guayanilla, Puerto Rico and Limetree Bay, St. Croix, U.S.V.I
• § 165.758 — Security Zone; San Juan, Puerto Rico
• § 165.759 — Security Zones; Ports of Jacksonville, Fernandina, and Canaveral, Florida
• § 165.760 — Security Zones; Port of Palm Beach, Port Everglades, and Port of Miami, Florida
• § 165.761 — Security Zones; Port of Key West, Florida
• § 165.762 — Security Zone; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
• § 165.763 — Moving and Fixed Security Zone, Port of Fredericksted, Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
• § 165.764 — Security Zone; Coast Guard Sector Key West, Trumbo Point Annex, Key West Harbor, Key West, FL
• § 165.765 — Regulated Navigation Area; Port Everglades Harbor, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• § 165.766-165.768 — 165.766-165.768 [Reserved]
• § 165.769 — Security Zone; Escorted Vessels, Charleston, South Carolina, Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.770 — Security Zone; Limetree Bay Terminals, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
• § 165.771 — Safety Zone; Bahia de Ponce, Puerto Rico
• § 165.773 — Security Zone; Escorted Vessels in Captain of the Port Zone Jacksonville, Florida
• § 165.775 — Regulated Navigation Area; Launch Area Offshore Cape Canaveral, FL
• § 165.776 — Security Zone; Base San Juan, San Juan, PR
• § 165.777 — Security Zone; West Basin, Port Canaveral Harbor, Cape Canaveral, Florida
• § 165.778 — Security Zone; Port of Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
• § 165.779 — Regulated Navigation Area; Holiday Events; Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL
• § 165.780 — Safety Zone; Marine Safety Unit Savannah Safety Zone for Heavy Weather and other Natural Disasters, Savannah Captain of the Port Zone, Savannah, GA
• § 165.781 — Safety Zone; hurricanes and other disasters in Western Florida
• § 165.782 — Safety Zone; restricted visibility in Tampa Bay
• § 165.783 — Safety Zone; firework displays in Captain of the Port Zone St. Petersburg, Florida
• § 165.785 — Security Zone; Presidential Security Zone, Palm Beach, FL
• § 165.786 — Safety Zone; recurring marine events, Sector Key West, Florida
• § 165.787 — Safety Zones; Vieques Unexploded Ordnance Operations, East Vieques; Vieques, Puerto Rico
• § 165.788 — Safety Zone; Bahia de San Juan, Ponce, Puerto Rico
• § 165.789 — Safety Zone; Christiansted Harbor, St. Croix, USVI
• § 165.790 — Regulated Navigation Area; Biscayne Bay Causeway Island Slip, Miami Beach, FL
• § 165.791 — Safety Zones; Heavy Weather and Natural or Other Disasters in San Juan Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.792 — Regulated Navigation Area; Port of Miami, Miami, Florida
• § 165.793 — xxx
• § 165.801 — Annual fireworks displays and other events in the USCG Heartland District requiring safety zones
• § 165.802 — Lower Mississippi River, vicinity of Old River Control Structure—Safety Zone
• § 165.803 — Mississippi River—regulated navigation area
• § 165.804 — Safety Zone; Hurricanes, Tropical Storms and Other Disasters in Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana
• § 165.805 — Security Zones; Calcasieu River and Ship Channel, Louisiana
• § 165.806 — Sabine Neches Waterway, Texas—regulated navigation area
• § 165.807 — Calcasieu River, Louisiana—regulated navigation area
• § 165.808 — Corpus Christi Ship Channel, Corpus Christi, TX, safety zone
• § 165.809 — Security Zone; Port of Corpus Christi Inner Harbor, Corpus Christi, TX
• § 165.810 — Mississippi River, LA-regulated navigation area
• § 165.811 — Atchafalaya River, Berwick Bay, LA-regulated navigation area
• § 165.812 — Security Zones; Lower Mississippi River, Southwest Pass Sea Buoy to Mile Marker 96.0, New Orleans, LA
• § 165.813 — Security Zones; Ports of Houston and Galveston, TX
• § 165.814 — Security Zones; Captain of the Port Houston-Galveston Zone
• § 165.815 — Ohio River at Louisville, KY; regulated navigation area
• § 165.817 — Arkansas River, Mile 118.2 to 125.4, Little Rock Arkansas—regulated navigation area
• § 165.818 — Moving Security Zones, for certain vessels in Freeport Entrance Channel, Freeport, Texas
• § 165.819 — Security Zone; Sabine Bank Channel, Sabine Pass Channel and Sabine-Neches Waterway, TX
• § 165.820 — Security Zone; Ohio River Mile, 34.6 to 35.1, Shippingport, Pennsylvania
• § 165.821 — Ohio River at Cincinnati, OH; regulated navigation area
• § 165.822 — Safety Zone; Fireworks Display, Kanawha River, WV
• § 165.823 — Allegheny River, Monongahela River, and Ohio River, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Regulated Navigation Area
• § 165.825 — Security Zones; Captain of the Port St. Louis, Missouri
• § 165.827 — Regulated Navigation Area; Galveston Channel, TX
• § 165.830 — Regulated Navigation Area; Reporting Requirements for Barges Loaded with Certain Dangerous Cargoes, Inland Rivers, USCG Heartland District
• § 165.834 — Safety Zone; Reoccurring Firework Displays near Convention Center on the Mobile River, Mobile, AL
• § 165.835 — Security Zone; Port of Mobile, Mobile Ship Channel, Mobile, AL
• § 165.836 — Security Zone; Escorted Vessels, Mobile, Alabama, Captain of the Port
• § 165.837 — Safety Zone; Invista Inc Facility Docks, Victoria Barge Canal, Victoria, Texas
• § 165.838 — Regulated Navigation Area; Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Inner Harbor Navigation Canal, New Orleans, LA
• § 165.839 — Safety Zone; Large Cruise Ships; Lower Mississippi River, Southwest Pass Sea Buoy to Mile Marker 96.0, New Orleans, LA
• § 165.840 — Regulated Navigation Area, Gulf of America: Mississippi Canyon Block 20, South of New Orleans, LA
• § 165.842 — Safety Zone; Upper Mississippi River between mile 38.0 and mile 46.0, Thebes, IL; and between mile 78.0 and mile 81.0, Grand Tower, IL
• § 165.843 — Moving Security Zone; Escorted Vessels; Lower Mississippi River; New Orleans, LA
• § 165.844 — Safety Zone; Tennessee River, Miles 446.0 to 454.5, Chattanooga, TN
• § 165.845 — Safety Zone; Lower Mississippi River, mile markers 94 to 97 above Head of Passes, New Orleans, LA
• § 165.846 — Security Zone; Lower Mississippi River, Mile Marker 94 to 97 Above Head of Passes, New Orleans, LA
• § 165.847 — xxx
• § 165.901 — Great Lakes—regulated navigation areas and safety zones
• § 165.902 — Safety Zone; Lower Niagara River at Niagara Falls, New York
• § 165.903 — Safety Zones: Cuyahoga River and Old River, Cleveland, OH
• § 165.904 — Lake Michigan at Chicago Harbor & Burnham Park Harbor—Safety and Security Zone
• § 165.905 — USX Superfund Site Safety Zones: St. Louis River
• § 165.906 — Lakeside Yacht Club in Cleveland Harbor, Cleveland, OH—regulated navigation areas
• § 165.907 — [Reserved]
• § 165.909 — [Reserved]
• § 165.910 — Security Zones; Captain of the Port Lake Michigan
• § 165.911 — Security Zones; Captain of the Port Eastern Great Lakes Zone
• § 165.912 — Security Zone; Lake Erie, Perry, OH
• § 165.913 — Security Zone; Burke Lakefront Airport, Lake Erie, Cleveland, OH
• § 165.914 — [Reserved]
• § 165.915 — Security zones; Captain of the Port Detroit
• § 165.916 — Security Zones; Captain of the Port Milwaukee Zone, Lake Michigan
• § 165.918 — Safety Zones; Recurring Safety Zones in Captain of the Port Northern Great Lakes
• § 165.920 — Regulated Navigation Area: USCG Station Port Huron, Port Huron, MI, Lake Huron
• § 165.921 — Regulated Navigation Area; Reporting Requirements for Barges Loaded with Certain Dangerous Cargoes, Illinois Waterway System located within the USCG Great Lakes District
• § 165.923 — Regulated Navigation Area, Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Romeoville, IL
• § 165.927 — Safety Zone; St. Louis River, Duluth/Interlake Tar Remediation Site, Duluth, MN
• § 165.928 — Security Zone; Mackinac Bridge, Straits of Mackinac, Michigan
• § 165.929 — Safety Zones; annual events requiring safety zones in the Captain of the Port Lake Michigan Zone
• § 165.930 — Safety Zone, Brandon Road Lock and Dam to Lake Michigan including Des Plaines River, Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Chicago River, and Calumet-Saganashkee Channel, Chicago, IL
• § 165.931 — Safety Zone, Chicago Harbor, Navy Pier Southeast, Chicago, IL
• § 165.932 — Safety Zone; Ohio Street Beach Swim Course, Lake Michigan, Chicago Harbor, Chicago, IL
• § 165.933 — Safety Zone, Chicago Harbor, Navy Pier East, Chicago, IL
• § 165.939 — Safety Zones; Annual Events in the Captain of the Port Eastern Great Lakes Zone
• § 165.941 — Safety Zones; Annual Events in the Captain of the Port Detroit Zone
• § 165.943 — Safety Zones; Recurring Events in Captain of the Port Duluth Zone
• § 165.944 — Regulated Navigation Area; Straits of Mackinac
• § 165.945 — Regulated navigation area; St. Louis River Area of Concern, Duluth, Minnesota
• § 165.946 — Regulated navigation area; EPA Superfund Site, Naplate, Illinois
• § 165.0971 — Regulated Navigation Area; NW Natural Gasco Sediments Site Field Pilot Study, Willamette River, Portland, OR
• § 165.972 — Regulated Navigation Area; Ludington Harbor Channel and Pere Marquette Lake, Ludington, Michigan
• § 165.1101 — Security Zone: San Diego Bay, CA
• § 165.1102 — Security Zone; Naval Base Point Loma; San Diego Bay, CA
• § 165.1103 — Security Zone; Naval Mine Anti Submarine Warfare Command; San Diego Bay, San Diego, CA
• § 165.1104 — Security Zone: San Diego Bay, CA
• § 165.1105 — Security Zone: San Diego Bay, California
• § 165.1106 — San Diego Bay, California—safety zone
• § 165.1107 — San Diego Bay, California
• § 165.1108 — Security Zones; Cruise Ships, Port of San Diego, California
• § 165.1110 — Security Zone: Coronado Bay Bridge, San Diego, CA
• § 165.1120 — Security Zone; Naval Amphibious Base, San Diego, CA
• § 165.1121 — [Reserved]
• § 165.1122 — San Diego Bay, Mission Bay and their Approaches—Regulated navigation area
• § 165.1123 — Southern California Annual Firework Events for the San Diego Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.1124 — Annual Firework Events on the Colorado River, between Davis Dam (Bullhead City, Arizona) and Headgate Dam (Parker, Arizona) within the San Diego Captain of Port Zone
• § 165.1125 — Southern California Annual Firework Events for the Los Angeles Long Beach Captain of the Port zone
• § 165.1131 — Security Zone: Wilson Cove, San Clemente Island, California
• § 165.1141 — Safety Zone; San Clemente 3 NM Safety Zone, San Clemente Island, CA
• § 165.1151 — Security Zones; liquefied hazardous gas tank vessels, San Pedro Bay, California
• § 165.1152 — San Pedro Bay, California—Regulated navigation area
• § 165.1154 — Security Zones; Cruise Ships, San Pedro Bay, California
• § 165.1155 — Security Zone; Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, Avila Beach, California
• § 165.1156 — Safety Zone; Offshore Marine Terminal, El Segundo, CA
• § 165.1157 — Security Zone; Cruise Ships, Santa Barbara, California
• § 165.1171 — Copper Canyon, Lake Havasu, Colorado River—Regulated Navigation Area
• § 165.1181 — San Francisco Bay Region, California—regulated navigation area
• § 165.1182 — Safety/Security Zone: San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, and Suisun Bay, CA
• § 165.1183 — Security Zones; tankers, cruise ships, and High Value Assets, San Francisco Bay and Delta Ports, Monterey Bay and Humboldt Bay, California
• § 165.1184 — Safety Zone; Coast Guard Use of Force Training Exercises, San Pablo Bay, CA
• § 165.1185 — Regulated Navigation Area; San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, Suisun Bay, Sacramento River, San Joaquin River, and connecting waters in California
• § 165.1187 — Security Zones; Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, San Francisco Bay, California
• § 165.1188 — Safety Zone; Old Mormon Slough, Stockton California
• § 165.1189 — Security Zone; San Francisco Bay, San Francisco, CA
• § 165.1190 — Security Zone; San Francisco Bay, Oakland Estuary, Alameda, CA
• § 165.1191 — Northern California and Lake Tahoe Area Annual Fireworks Events
• § 165.1192 — Security Zones; Waters surrounding San Francisco International Airport and Oakland International Airport, San Francisco Bay, California
• § 165.1195 — Regulated Navigation Area; Humboldt Bay Bar Channel and Humboldt Bay Entrance Channel, Humboldt Bay, California
• § 165.1196 — Regulated Navigation Areas; Harbor Entrances along the Coast of Northern California
• § 165.1197 — Security Zones; San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, Suisun Bay, California
• § 165.1198 — Safety zone; Military Ocean Terminal Concord Safety Zone, Suisun Bay, Military Ocean Terminal Concord, CA
• § 165.1199 — Security Zones; Military Ocean Terminal Concord (MOTCO), Concord, California
• § 165.1301 — Puget Sound and Adjacent Waters in Northwestern Washington—Regulated Navigation Area
• § 165.1302 — Bangor Naval Submarine Base, Bangor, WA
• § 165.1303 — Puget Sound and adjacent waters, WA—regulated navigation area
• § 165.1305 — Commencement Bay, Tacoma, WA
• § 165.1307 — Elliott Bay, Seattle, WA
• § 165.1308 — Columbia River, Vancouver, WA
• § 165.1309 — Eagle Harbor, Bainbridge Island, WA
• § 165.1310 — Strait of Juan de Fuca and adjacent coastal waters of Northwest Washington; Makah Whale Hunting—Regulated Navigation Area
• § 165.1311 — Olympic View Resource Area, Tacoma, WA
• § 165.1312 — Security Zone; Portland Rose Festival on Willamette River
• § 165.1313 — Security zone regulations, tank ship protection, Puget Sound and adjacent waters, Washington
• § 165.1315 — Safety Zone; Annual Fireworks Displays within the Sector Columbia River Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.1317 — Security and Safety Zone; Large Passenger Vessel Protection, Puget Sound and adjacent waters, Washington
• § 165.1318 — Security and Safety Zone Regulations, Large Passenger Vessel Protection, Captain of the Port Columbia River Zone
• § 165.1319 — Seafair Air Show Performance, Seattle, WA
• § 165.1321 — Security Zone; Protection of Military Cargo, Captain of the Port Zone Puget Sound, WA
• § 165.1322 — Regulated Navigation Area: Willamette River Portland, Captain of the Port Columbia River Zone
• § 165.1323 — Regulated Navigation Area: Willamette River Captain of the Port Columbia River Zone
• § 165.1324 — Safety and Security Zone; Cruise Ship Protection, Elliott Bay and Pier-91, Seattle, Washington
• § 165.1325 — Regulated Navigation Areas; Bars Along the Coasts of Oregon and Washington
• § 165.1326 — Regulated Navigation Areas; Port of Portland Terminal 4, Willamette River, Portland, OR
• § 165.1327 — Security Zone; escorted U.S. Navy submarines in Sector Seattle Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.1328 — Regulated Navigation Area; U.S. Navy submarines, Hood Canal, WA
• § 165.1329 — Regulated Navigation Area; Thea Foss, Middle Waterway, and Wheeler-Osgood Waterways EPA Superfund Cleanup Site, Commencement Bay, Tacoma, WA
• § 165.1330 — Safety Zone; Fleet Week Maritime Festival, Pier 66, Elliott Bay, Seattle, Washington
• § 165.1332 — Safety Zones; annual firework displays within the Captain of the Port, Puget Sound Area of Responsibility
• § 165.1333 — Security Zones, Seattle's Seafair Fleet Week moving vessels, Puget Sound, WA
• § 165.1334 — Security Zone; U.S. Coast Guard Base Seattle, Pier 36, Elliot Bay, Seattle, WA
• § 165.1335 — Security Zone; Vessels Carrying Hazardous Cargo, Sector Columbia River Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.1336 — Regulated Navigation Area; Pacific Sound Resources and LockheedShipyard Superfund Sites, Elliott Bay, Seattle, WA
• § 165.1337 — Regulated Navigation Area, Zidell Waterfront Property, Willamette River, OR
• § 165.1338 — Regulated Navigation Area; Slip 4 Early Action Area Superfund Site, Lower Duwamish Waterway, Seattle, WA
• § 165.1339 — Safety Zone; Coast Guard Exercise Area, Hood Canal, Washington
• § 165.1340 — Safety Zone; Vigor Industrial Drydock Movement, West Duwamish Waterway; Seattle, WA
• § 165.1341 — Regulated Navigation Area; Lake Washington, Seattle, WA
• § 165.1343 — Regulated navigation area; NW Natural PGM Site, Willamette River, Portland, OR
• § 165.1344 — Regulated Navigation Area; Commencement Bay Nearshore/Tideflat Superfund Site, Commencement Bay, Tacoma, WA
• § 165.1401 — Apra Harbor, Guam—safety zones
• § 165.1402 — Safety Zone; Navy Underwater Detonation (UNDET) Exercises, GU
• § 165.1403 — Security Zones; Tinian, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
• § 165.1404 — Apra Harbor, Guam—security zone
• § 165.1405 — Regulated Navigation Areas and Security Zones: Designated Escorted Vessels-Philippine Sea and Apra Harbor Guam, and Tanapag Harbor, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
• § 165.1406 — Safety Zone: Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF), Barking Sands, Island of Kauai, Hawaii
• § 165.1407 — Security Zones; Oahu, HI
• § 165.1408 — Security Zones; Maui, HI
• § 165.1409 — Security Zones; Hawaii, HI
• § 165.1410 — Security Zones; Kauai, HI
• § 165.1411 — Security zone; waters surrounding U.S. Forces vessel SBX-1, HI
• § 165.1412 — Security Zone; escorted U.S. Navy submarines in Sector Honolulu Captain of the Port Zone
• § 165.1413 — Regulated navigation area; Southern Oahu Tsunami Evacuation; Honolulu, Hawaii
• § 165.1414 — Safety Zone; Pacific Ocean, Kilauea Lava Flow Ocean Entry on Southeast Side of Island of Hawaii, HI
• § 165.1415 — Safety Zones; Hawaiian Islands Commercial Harbors; HI
• § 165.1416 — Safety Zone; Tarague Basin; Anderson AFB, GU
• § 165.1417 — Safety Zone; Tanapag Harbor, Saipan, CNMI
• § 165.1418 — Safety Zone; Cocos Lagoon, Merizo, GU
• § 165.1419 — Safety Zone; Apra Outer Harbor, Naval Base Guam
• § 165.1701 — Port Valdez, Valdez, Alaska—safety zone
• § 165.1702 — Gastineau Channel, Juneau, Alaska—safety zone
• § 165.1703 — Ammunition Island, Port Valdez, Alaska
• § 165.1704 — Prince William Sound, Alaska-regulated navigation area
• § 165.1706 — Gastineau Channel, Juneau, Alaska—Safety Zone
• § 165.1708 — Tongass Narrows, Ketchikan, Alaska—Safety Zone
• § 165.1710 — Port Valdez and Valdez Narrows, Valdez, Alaska—security zones
• § 165.1711 — Security Zones; Waters of the USCG Arctic District
• § 165.1712 — Safety Zones; Annual Independence Day Firework Displays, Skagway, Haines, and Wrangell, AK
• § 165.1713 — Safety Zone; City of Valdez Annual Fireworks Display within the Captain of the Port, Prince William Sound Zone, Port Valdez; Valdez, AK
• § 165.1714 — Safety Zone; Alaska Marine Highway System Port Valdez Ferry Terminal, Port Valdez; Valdez, AK
• § 165.2010 — Purpose
• § 165.2015 — Definitions
• § 165.2020 — Enforcement authority
• § 165.2025 — Atlantic Area
• § 165.2030 — Pacific Area
• § 165.11731 — Security Zone: Escorted Vessels, Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA, Captain of the Port Zone

PART 166

• § 166.100 — Purpose
• § 166.103 — Geographic coordinates
• § 166.105 — Definitions
• § 166.110 — Modification of areas
• § 166.200 — Shipping safety fairways and anchorage areas, Gulf of America
• § 166.300 — Areas along the coast of California
• § 166.400 — Areas along the coast of Alaska
• § 166.500 — Areas along the Atlantic Coast

PART 167

• § 167.1 — Purpose
• § 167.3 — Geographic coordinates
• § 167.5 — Definitions
• § 167.10 — Operating rules
• § 167.15 — Modification of schemes
• § 167.50 — In the approaches to Portland, ME: General
• § 167.51 — In the approaches to Portland, ME: Precautionary area
• § 167.52 — In the approaches to Portland, ME: Eastern approach
• § 167.53 — In the approaches to Portland, ME: Southern approach
• § 167.75 — In the approach to Boston, MA: General
• § 167.76 — In the approach to Boston, MA: Precautionary areas
• § 167.77 — In the approach to Boston, MA: Traffic separation scheme
• § 167.100 — In the approaches to Narragansett Bay, RI, and Buzzards Bay, MA: General
• § 167.101 — In the approaches to Narragansett Bay, RI, and Buzzards Bay, MA: Precautionary areas
• § 167.102 — In the approaches to Narragansett Bay, RI, and Buzzards Bay, MA: Narragansett Bay approach
• § 167.103 — In the approaches to Narragansett Bay, RI, and Buzzards Bay, MA: Buzzards Bay approach
• § 167.150 — Off New York Traffic Separation Scheme: General
• § 167.151 — Off New York: Precautionary areas
• § 167.152 — Off New York: Eastern approach, off Nantucket
• § 167.153 — Off New York: Eastern approach
• § 167.154 — Off New York: South-eastern approach
• § 167.155 — Off New York: Southern approach
• § 167.170 — Off Delaware Bay Approach Traffic Separation Scheme: General
• § 167.171 — Off Delaware Bay: Eastern approach
• § 167.172 — Off Delaware Bay: Southeastern approach
• § 167.173 — Off Delaware Bay: Two-Way Traffic Route
• § 167.174 — Off Delaware Bay: Precautionary area
• § 167.200 — In the approaches to Chesapeake Bay Traffic Separation Scheme: General
• § 167.201 — In the approaches to Chesapeake Bay: Precautionary area
• § 167.202 — In the approaches to Chesapeake Bay: Eastern approach
• § 167.203 — In the approaches to Chesapeake Bay: Southern approach
• § 167.250 — In the approaches to the Cape Fear River: General
• § 167.251 — In the approaches to the Cape Fear River: Precautionary area
• § 167.252 — In the approaches to the Cape Fear River: Traffic separation scheme
• § 167.350 — In the approaches to Galveston Bay Traffic Separation Scheme and precautionary areas
• § 167.400 — Off San Francisco Traffic Separation Scheme: General
• § 167.401 — Off San Francisco: Precautionary area
• § 167.402 — Off San Francisco: Northern approach
• § 167.403 — Off San Francisco: Southern approach
• § 167.404 — Off San Francisco: Western approach
• § 167.405 — Off San Francisco: Main ship channel
• § 167.406 — Off San Francisco: Area to be avoided
• § 167.450 — In the Santa Barbara Channel Traffic Separation Scheme: General
• § 167.451 — In the Santa Barbara Channel: Between Point Vicente and Point Conception
• § 167.452 — In the Santa Barbara Channel: Between Point Conception and Point Arguello
• § 167.500 — In the approaches to Los Angeles-Long Beach Traffic Separation Scheme: General
• § 167.501 — In the approaches to Los Angeles/Long Beach: Precautionary area
• § 167.502 — In the approaches to Los Angeles-Long Beach: Western approach
• § 167.503 — In the approaches to Los Angeles-Long Beach TSS: Southern approach
• § 167.1300 — In the approaches to the Strait of Juan de Fuca: General
• § 167.1301 — In the approaches to the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Western approach
• § 167.1302 — In the approaches to the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Southwestern approach
• § 167.1303 — In the approaches to the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Precautionary area “JF.”
• § 167.1310 — In the Strait of Juan de Fuca: General
• § 167.1311 — In the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Western lanes
• § 167.1312 — In the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Southern lanes
• § 167.1313 — In the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Northern lanes
• § 167.1314 — In the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Eastern lanes
• § 167.1315 — In the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Precautionary area “PA.”
• § 167.1320 — In Puget Sound and its approaches: General
• § 167.1321 — In Puget Sound and its approaches: Rosario Strait
• § 167.1322 — In Puget Sound and its approaches: Approaches to Puget Sound other than Rosario Strait
• § 167.1323 — In Puget Sound and its approaches: Puget Sound
• § 167.1330 — In Haro Strait, Boundary Pass, and the Strait of Georgia: General
• § 167.1331 — In Haro Strait and Boundary Pass
• § 167.1332 — In the Strait of Georgia
• § 167.1700 — In Prince William Sound: General
• § 167.1701 — In Prince William Sound: Precautionary areas
• § 167.1702 — In Prince William Sound: Prince William Sound Traffic Separation Scheme
• § 167.1703 — In Prince William Sound: Valdez Arm Traffic Separation Scheme

PART 168

• § 168.01 — Purpose
• § 168.05 — Definitions
• § 168.10 — Responsibilities
• § 168.20 — Applicable vessels
• § 168.30 — Applicable cargoes
• § 168.40 — Applicable waters and number of escort vessels
• § 168.50 — Performance and operational requirements
• § 168.60 — Pre-escort conference

PART 169

• § 169.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 169.5 — How are terms used in this part defined?
• § 169.10 — What geographic coordinates are used?
• § 169.15 — Incorporation by reference: Where can I get a copy of the publications mentioned in this part?
• § 169.100 — What mandatory ship reporting systems are established by this subpart?
• § 169.102 — Who is the shore-based authority?
• § 169.105 — Where is the northeastern reporting system located?
• § 169.110 — When is the northeastern reporting system in effect?
• § 169.115 — Where is the southeastern reporting system located?
• § 169.120 — When is the southeastern reporting system in effect?
• § 169.125 — What classes of ships are required to make reports?
• § 169.130 — When are ships required to make reports?
• § 169.135 — How must the reports be made?
• § 169.140 — What information must be included in the report?
• § 169.200 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 169.205 — What types of ships are required to transmit LRIT information (position reports)?
• § 169.210 — Where during its international voyage must a ship transmit position reports?
• § 169.215 — How must a ship transmit position reports?
• § 169.220 — When must a ship be fitted with LRIT equipment?
• § 169.225 — Which Application Service Providers may a ship use?
• § 169.230 — How often must a ship transmit position reports?
• § 169.235 — What exemptions are there from reporting?
• § 169.240 — When may LRIT equipment be switched off?
• § 169.245 — What must a ship master do if LRIT equipment is switched off or fails to operate?

PART 173

• § 173.1 — Purpose; preemptive effect
• § 173.3 — Definitions
• § 173.11 — Applicability
• § 173.13 — Exemptions
• § 173.15 — Vessel number required
• § 173.17 — Reciprocity
• § 173.19 — Other numbers prohibited
• § 173.21 — Certificate of number required
• § 173.23 — Inspection of certificate
• § 173.25 — Location of certificate of number
• § 173.27 — Numbers: Display; size; color
• § 173.29 — Notification to issuing authority
• § 173.31 — Surrender of certificate of number
• § 173.33 — Removal of number
• § 173.35 — Coast Guard validation sticker
• § 173.51 — Applicability
• § 173.53 — Immediate notification of death or disappearance
• § 173.55 — Report of casualty or accident
• § 173.57 — Contents of report
• § 173.59 — Where to submit report
• § 173.71 — Application for and issuance of certificate of number
• § 173.73 — [Reserved]
• § 173.75 — Temporary certificate
• § 173.77 — Validity of certificate of number
• § 173.79 — Expiration of Coast Guard certificate of number
• § 173.81 — Coast Guard forms for numbering and casualty reporting
• § 173.83 — Availability of Coast Guard forms
• § 173.85 — Fees levied by the Coast Guard

PART 174

• § 174.1 — Applicability; preemptive effect
• § 174.3 — Definitions
• § 174.5 — Requirements for approval
• § 174.7 — Approval procedure
• § 174.11 — Applicability of State numbering system
• § 174.13 — Owner or operator requirements
• § 174.14 — State numbering system optional sections
• § 174.15 — Validation stickers
• § 174.16 — Verification of hull identification numbers (HINs)
• § 174.17 — Contents of application for certificate of number
• § 174.19 — Contents of a certificate of number
• § 174.21 — Temporary certificates
• § 174.23 — Form of number
• § 174.25 — Size of certificate of number
• § 174.27 — Duration of certificate of number
• § 174.29 — Temporary certificate of number
• § 174.31 — Terms imposed by States for numbering of vessels
• § 174.101 — Applicability of State casualty reporting system
• § 174.103 — Administration
• § 174.105 — Owner or operator casualty reporting requirements
• § 174.106 — State casualty reporting system optional sections
• § 174.107 — Contents of casualty or accident report form
• § 174.121 — Forwarding of casualty or accident reports
• § 174.123 — Annual report of vessels
• § 174.125 — Coast Guard address

PART 175

• § 175.1 — Applicability
• § 175.3 — Definitions
• § 175.5 — Exemption from preemption
• § 175.11 — Applicability
• § 175.13 — Definitions
• § 175.15 — Personal flotation devices required
• § 175.17 — Exemptions
• § 175.19 — Stowage
• § 175.21 — Condition; size and fit; approval marking
• § 175.23 — Serviceable condition
• § 175.25 — Enforcement of State requirements for children to wear personal flotation devices
• § 175.101 — Applicability
• § 175.105 — Definitions
• § 175.110 — Visual distress signals required
• § 175.113 — Launchers
• § 175.115 — Exceptions
• § 175.120 — Stowage
• § 175.125 — Serviceability
• § 175.128 — Marking
• § 175.130 — Visual distress signals accepted
• § 175.135 — Existing equipment
• § 175.140 — Prohibited use
• § 175.201 — Ventilation
• § 175.301 — Applicability
• § 175.305 — General provisions
• § 175.310 — Portable fire extinguishers and semi-portable fire extinguishing systems
• § 175.315 — Fixed fire extinguishing systems
• § 175.320 — Fire extinguishing equipment required
• § 175.380 — Condition and number of fire extinguishers required for recreational vessels built model year 2017 or earlier
• § 175.390 — Condition and number of fire extinguishers required for recreational vessels built before model year 1953

PART 177

• § 177.01 — Purpose and applicability
• § 177.03 — Definitions
• § 177.04 — Order of unsafe condition
• § 177.05 — Action to correct an especially hazardous condition
• § 177.07 — Other unsafe conditions
• § 177.08 — Penalties

PART 179

• § 179.01 — Purpose
• § 179.03 — Definitions
• § 179.05 — Manufacturer discovered defects
• § 179.07 — Notice given by “more expeditious means”
• § 179.09 — Contents of notification
• § 179.11 — Defects determined by the Commandant
• § 179.13 — Initial report to the Commandant
• § 179.15 — Follow-up report
• § 179.17 — Penalties
• § 179.19 — Address of the Commandant

PART 181

• § 181.1 — Purpose and applicability; preemptive effect
• § 181.3 — Definitions
• § 181.4 — [Reserved]
• § 181.5 — Purpose and applicability
• § 181.7 — Compliance certification label required
• § 181.9 — Affixing labels
• § 181.11 — Exceptions to labeling requirement
• § 181.13 — Removal of labels
• § 181.15 — Contents of labels
• § 181.17 — Label numbers and letters
• § 181.19 — Construction of labels
• § 181.21 — Purpose, applicability and effective dates
• § 181.23 — Hull identification numbers required
• § 181.25 — Hull identification number format
• § 181.27 — Information displayed near hull identification number
• § 181.29 — Hull identification number display
• § 181.31 — Manufacturer identification code assignment
• § 181.33 — Conditions for use of manufacturer identification codes
• § 181.35 — Removal of numbers
• § 181.701 — Applicability
• § 181.702 — Information pamphlet or placard: requirement to furnish

PART 183

• § 183.1 — Purpose and applicability
• § 183.3 — Definitions
• § 183.5 — Incorporation by reference
• § 183.21 — Applicability
• § 183.23 — Capacity marking required
• § 183.25 — Display of markings
• § 183.27 — Construction of markings
• § 183.31 — Applicability
• § 183.33 — Maximum weight capacity: Inboard and inboard-outdrive boats
• § 183.35 — Maximum weight capacity: Outboard boats
• § 183.37 — Maximum weight capacity: Boats rated for manual propulsion and boats rated for outboard motors of 2 horsepower or less
• § 183.39 — Persons capacity: Inboard and inboard-outdrive boats
• § 183.41 — Persons capacity: Outboard boats
• § 183.43 — Persons capacity: Boats rated for manual propulsion and boats rated for outboard motors of 2 horsepower or less
• § 183.51 — Applicability
• § 183.53 — Horsepower capacity
• § 183.75 — Applicability
• § 183.101 — Applicability
• § 183.105 — Quantity of flotation required
• § 183.110 — Definitions
• § 183.112 — Flotation material and air chambers
• § 183.114 — Test of flotation materials
• § 183.201 — Applicability
• § 183.202 — Flotation and certification requirements
• § 183.205 — Passenger carrying area
• § 183.210 — Reference areas
• § 183.215 — Reference depth
• § 183.220 — Preconditioning for tests
• § 183.222 — Flotation material and air chambers
• § 183.225 — Flotation test for persons capacity
• § 183.230 — Stability test
• § 183.235 — Level flotation test without weights for persons capacity
• § 183.301 — Applicability
• § 183.302 — Flotation requirements
• § 183.305 — Passenger carrying area
• § 183.310 — Reference areas
• § 183.315 — Reference depth
• § 183.320 — Preconditioning for tests
• § 183.322 — Flotation materials
• § 183.325 — Flotation test for persons capacity
• § 183.330 — Stability test
• § 183.335 — Level flotation test without weights for persons capacity
• § 183.401 — Purpose, applicability, and effective dates
• § 183.402 — Definitions
• § 183.405 — General
• § 183.410 — Ignition protection
• § 183.415 — Grounding
• § 183.420 — Batteries
• § 183.425 — Conductors: General
• § 183.430 — Conductors in circuits of less than 50 volts
• § 183.435 — Conductors in circuits of 50 volts or more
• § 183.440 — Secondary circuits of ignition systems
• § 183.445 — Conductors: Protection
• § 183.455 — Overcurrent protection: General
• § 183.460 — Overcurrent protection: Special applications
• § 183.501 — Applicability
• § 183.505 — Definitions
• § 183.507 — General
• § 183.510 — Fuel tanks
• § 183.512 — Fuel tanks: Prohibited materials
• § 183.514 — Fuel tanks: Labels
• § 183.516 — Cellular plastic used to encase fuel tanks
• § 183.518 — Fuel tank openings
• § 183.520 — Fuel tank vent systems
• § 183.524 — Fuel pumps
• § 183.526 — Carburetors
• § 183.528 — Fuel stop valves
• § 183.530 — Spud, pipe, and hose fitting configuration
• § 183.532 — Clips, straps, and hose clamps
• § 183.534 — Fuel filters and strainers
• § 183.536 — Seals and gaskets in fuel filters and strainers
• § 183.538 — Metallic fuel line materials
• § 183.540 — Hoses: Standards and markings
• § 183.542 — Fuel systems
• § 183.550 — Fuel tanks: Installation
• § 183.552 — Plastic encased fuel tanks: Installation
• § 183.554 — Fittings, joints, and connections
• § 183.556 — Plugs and fittings
• § 183.558 — Hoses and connections
• § 183.560 — Hose clamps: Installation
• § 183.562 — Metallic fuel lines
• § 183.564 — Fuel tank fill system
• § 183.566 — Fuel pumps: Placement
• § 183.568 — Anti-siphon protection
• § 183.570 — Fuel filters and strainers: Installation
• § 183.572 — Grounding
• § 183.580 — Static pressure test for fuel tanks
• § 183.584 — Shock test
• § 183.586 — Pressure impulse test
• § 183.588 — Slosh test
• § 183.590 — Fire test
• § 183.601 — Applicability
• § 183.605 — Definitions
• § 183.607 — Incorporation by reference
• § 183.610 — Powered ventilation system
• § 183.620 — Natural ventilation system
• § 183.630 — Standards for natural ventilation
• § 183.701 — Applicability
• § 183.705 — Definitions
• § 183.710 — Start-in-gear protection required
• § 183.715 — Exception
• § 183.801 — Applicability
• § 183.803 — Definitions
• § 183.810 — Navigation light certification requirements

PART 187

• § 187.1 — Which States are affected by this part?
• § 187.3 — What vessels are affected by this part?
• § 187.5 — What are the purposes of this part?
• § 187.7 — Definitions
• § 187.9 — What is a vessel identifier and how is one assigned?
• § 187.11 — What are the procedures to participate in VIS?
• § 187.13 — What are the procedures for obtaining certification of compliance with guidelines for State vessel titling systems?
• § 187.15 — When is a mortgage a preferred mortgage?
• § 187.101 — What information must be collected to identify a vessel owner?
• § 187.103 — What information must be collected to identify a vessel?
• § 187.105 — What information on titled vessels must be collected and what may be collected?
• § 187.107 — What information must be made available to assist law enforcement officials and what information may be made available?
• § 187.201 — What are the compliance requirements for a participating State?
• § 187.203 — What are the voluntary provisions for a participating State?
• § 187.301 — Certification for preferred mortgage status—Eligibility requirements
• § 187.302 — Terms States must define
• § 187.303 — Applicability
• § 187.304 — Titling exclusively in one State
• § 187.305 — Law governing vessels covered by certificate of title
• § 187.306 — Certificate of title required
• § 187.307 — Application for certificate of title
• § 187.308 — Creation and cancellation of certificate of title
• § 187.309 — Content of certificate of title
• § 187.310 — Title brand
• § 187.311 — Maintenance of and access to files
• § 187.312 — Action required on creation of certificate of title
• § 187.313 — Effect of certificate of title
• § 187.314 — Effect of possession of certificate of title; judicial process
• § 187.315 — Perfection of security interest
• § 187.316 — Termination statement
• § 187.317 — Transfer of ownership
• § 187.318 — Effect of missing or incorrect information
• § 187.319 — Transfer of ownership by secured party's transfer statement
• § 187.320 — Transfer by operation of law
• § 187.321 — Application for transfer of ownership or termination of security interest without certificate of title
• § 187.322 — Replacement certificate of title
• § 187.323 — Rights of purchaser other than secured party
• § 187.324 — Rights of secured party
• § 187.325 — Duties and operation of office

PART 203

• § 203.11 — Purpose
• § 203.12 — Authority
• § 203.13 — Available assistance
• § 203.14 — Responsibilities of non-Federal interests
• § 203.15 — Definitions
• § 203.16 — Federally recognized Indian Tribes and the Alaska Native Corporations
• § 203.21 — Disaster preparedness responsibilities of non-Federal interests
• § 203.31 — Authority
• § 203.32 — Policy
• § 203.41 — General
• § 203.42 — Inspection of non-Federal flood control works
• § 203.43 — Inspection of Federal flood control works
• § 203.44 — Rehabilitation of non-Federal flood control works
• § 203.45 — Rehabilitation of Federal flood control works
• § 203.46 — Restrictions
• § 203.47 — Modifications to non-Federal flood control works
• § 203.48 — Inspection guidelines for non-Federal flood control works
• § 203.49 — Rehabilitation of Hurricane and Shore Protection Projects
• § 203.50 — Nonstructural alternatives to rehabilitation of flood control works
• § 203.51 — Levee owner's manual
• § 203.52 — [Reserved]
• § 203.61 — Emergency water supplies due to contaminated water source
• § 203.62 — Drought assistance
• § 203.71 — Policy
• § 203.72 — Eligibility criteria and procedures
• § 203.81 — General
• § 203.82 — Requirements of local cooperation
• § 203.83 — Additional requirements
• § 203.84 — Forms of local participation—cost sharing
• § 203.85 — Rehabilitation of Federal flood control projects
• § 203.86 — Transfer of completed work to local interests

PART 207

• § 207.9 — Mystic River, Mass.; dam of Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Metropolitan District Commission
• § 207.10 — Charles River, Mass.; dam of Charles River Basin Commission
• § 207.20 — Cape Cod Canal, Mass.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.50 — Hudson River Lock at Troy, N.Y.; navigation
• § 207.60 — Federal Dam, Hudson River, Troy, N.Y.; pool level
• § 207.100 — Inland waterway from Delaware River to Chesapeake Bay, Del. and Md. (Chesapeake and Delaware Canal); use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.160 — All waterways tributary to the Atlantic Ocean south of Chesapeake Bay and all waterways tributary to the Gulf of Mexico east and south of St. Marks, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.169 — Oklawaha River, navigation lock and dam at Moss Bluff, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.170 — Federal Dam, Oklawaha River, Moss Bluff, Fla.; pool level
• § 207.170a — Eugene J. Burrell Navigation Lock in Haines Creek near Lisbon, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.170b — Apopka-Beauclair Navigation Lock in Apopka-Beauclair Canal in Lake County, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.170c — Kissimmee River, navigation locks between Lake Tohopekaliga and Lake Okeechobee, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.170d — Taylor Creek, navigation lock (S-193) across the entrance to Taylor Creek at Lake Okeechobee, Okeechobee, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.175a — Carlson's Landing Dam navigation lock, Withlacoochee River, Fla.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.180 — All waterways tributary to the Gulf of Mexico (except the Mississippi River, its tributaries, South and Southwest Passes and the Atchafalaya River) from St. Marks, Fla., to the Rio Grande; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.185 — Taylors Bayou, Tex., Beaumont Navigation District Lock; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.187 — Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Tex.; special floodgate, lock and navigation regulations
• § 207.200 — Mississippi River below mouth of Ohio River, including South and Southwest Passes; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.249 — Ouachita and Black Rivers, Ark. and La., Mile 0.0 to Mile 338.0 (Camden, Ark.) above the mouth of the Black River; the Red River, La., Mile 6.7 (Junction of Red, Atchafalaya and Old Rivers) to Mile 276.0 (Shreveport, La.); use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.260 — Yazoo Diversion Canal, Vicksburg, Miss., from its mouth at Kleinston Landing to Fisher Street; navigation
• § 207.270 — Tallahatchie River, Miss., between Batesville and the mouth; logging
• § 207.275 — McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River navigation system: use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.300 — Ohio River, Mississippi River above Cairo, Ill., and their tributaries; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.306 — Missouri River; administration and navigation
• § 207.310 — Mississippi River at Keokuk, Iowa; operation of power dam by Mississippi River Power Co
• § 207.320 — Mississippi River, Twin City Locks and Dam, St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.; pool level
• § 207.330 — Mississippi River between Winnibigoshish and Pokegama dams, Leech River between outlet of Leech Lake and Mississippi River, and Pokegama reservoir; logging
• § 207.340 — Reservoirs at headwaters of the Mississippi River; use and administration
• § 207.350 — St. Croix River, Wis. and Minn
• § 207.360 — Rainy River, Minn.; logging regulations for portions of river within jurisdiction of the United States
• § 207.370 — Big Fork River, Minn.; logging
• § 207.380 — Red Lake River, Minn.; logging regulations for portion of river above Thief River Falls
• § 207.390 — [Reserved]
• § 207.420 — Chicago River, Ill.; Sanitary District controlling works, and the use, administration, and navigation of the lock at the mouth of river, Chicago Harbor
• § 207.425 — Calumet River, Ill.; Thomas J. O'Brien Lock and Controlling Works and the use, administration and navigation of the lock
• § 207.440 — St. Marys Falls Canal and Locks, Mich.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.441 — St. Marys Falls Canal and Locks, Mich.; security
• § 207.460 — Fox River, Wis
• § 207.470 — Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship Canal, Wis.; use and navigation
• § 207.476 — The Inland Route—lock in Crooked River, Alanson, Mich.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.480 — Lake Huron, Mich.; Harbor of refuge, Harbor Beach; use and navigation
• § 207.560 — Sandusky Harbor, Ohio; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.565 — Vermilion Harbor, Ohio; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.570 — Harbors of Huron, Lorain, Cleveland, Fairport, Ashtabula, Conneaut, Ohio; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.580 — Buffalo Harbor, N.Y.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.590 — Black Rock Canal and Lock at Buffalo, N.Y.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.600 — Rochester (Charlotte) Harbor, N.Y.; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.610 — St. Lawrence River, Cape Vincent Harbor, N.Y.; use, administration, and navigation of the harbor and U.S. breakwater
• § 207.640 — Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel Barge Lock and Approach Canals; use, administration, and navigation
• § 207.680 — Willamette River, Oreg.; use, administration, and navigation of canal and locks at Willamette Falls, Oreg
• § 207.718 — Navigation locks and approach channels, Columbia and Snake Rivers, Oreg. and Wash
• § 207.750 — Puget Sound Area, Wash
• § 207.800 — Collection of navigation statistics

PART 208

• § 208.10 — Local flood protection works; maintenance and operation of structures and facilities
• § 208.11 — Regulations for use of storage allocated for flood control or navigation and/or project operation at reservoirs subject to prescription of rules and regulations by the Secretary of the Army in the interest of flood control and navigation
• § 208.19 — Marshall Ford Dam and Reservoir (Mansfield Dam and Lake Travis), Colorado River, Texas
• § 208.22 — Twin Buttes Dam and Reservoir, Middle and South Concho Rivers, Tex
• § 208.25 — Pensacola Dam and Reservoir, Grand (Neosho) River, Okla
• § 208.26 — Altus Dam and Reservoir, North Fork Red River, Okla
• § 208.27 — Fort Cobb Dam and Reservoir, Pond (Cobb) Creek, Oklahoma
• § 208.28 — Foss Dam and Reservoir, Washita River, Oklahoma
• § 208.29 — Arbuckle Dam and Lake of the Arbuckles, Rock Creek, Okla
• § 208.32 — Sanford Dam and Lake Meredith, Canadian River, Tex
• § 208.33 — Cheney Dam and Reservoir, North Fork of Ninnescah River, Kans
• § 208.34 — Norman Dam and Lake Thunderbird, Little River, Okla
• § 208.82 — Hetch Hetchy, Cherry Valley, and Don Pedro Dams and Reservoirs

PART 209

• § 209.50 — Mississippi River Commission: Public observation of Commission meetings
• § 209.138a — Authorization for exploratory drilling in the Gulf of Santa Catalina, Calif
• § 209.140 — Operations of the Corps of Engineers under the Federal Power Act
• § 209.141 — Coordination of hydroelectric power operations with power marketing agencies
• § 209.155 — Expenditure of Federal funds for work shoreward of harbor lines
• § 209.160 — The California Debris Commission
• § 209.170 — Violations of laws protecting navigable waters
• § 209.180 — Temporary closure of waterway to navigation
• § 209.190 — [Reserved]
• § 209.200 — Regulations governing navigable waters
• § 209.220 — Flood control regulations
• § 209.230 — Use of reservoir areas for recreation
• § 209.300 — Flood control regulations
• § 209.310 — Representation of submarine cables and pipelines on nautical charts
• § 209.315 — Public access to navigation works
• § 209.320 — Policy on release of commercial statistics
• § 209.325 — Navigation lights, aids to navigation, navigation charts, and related data policy, practices and procedure
• § 209.335 — Publication
• § 209.340 — Laboratory investigations and materials testing
• § 209.345 — Water resource policies and authorities

PART 221

• § 221.1 — Investigation and supervision of hydropower projects under the Federal Power Act (ER 1140-2-4)

PART 222

• § 222.2 — Acquisition of lands downstream from spillways for hydrologic safety purposes
• § 222.3 — Clearances for power and communication lines over reservoirs
• § 222.4 — Reporting earthquake effects
• § 222.5 — Water control management (ER 1110-2-240)
• § 222.6 — National Program for Inspection of Non-Federal Dams

PART 230

• § 230.1 — [Reserved]
• § 230.2 — Applicability
• § 230.3-230.8 — 230.3-230.8 [Reserved]
• § 230.9 — Categorical exclusions

PART 234

• § 234.1 — General
• § 234.2 — Definitions
• § 234.3 — Exceptions
• § 234.4 — Objectives and applicability
• § 234.5 — Level of analysis
• § 234.6 — The planning process
• § 234.7 — Evaluation framework
• § 234.8 — Final array of alternatives
• § 234.9 — Evaluate effects of alternatives
• § 234.10 — Compare alternatives
• § 234.11 — Select the recommended plan

PART 238

• § 238.1 — Purpose
• § 238.2 — Applicability
• § 238.3 — References
• § 238.4 — Definitions
• § 238.5 — Comprehensive planning
• § 238.6 — General policy
• § 238.7 — Decision criteria for participation
• § 238.8 — Other participation
• § 238.9 — Local cooperation
• § 238.10 — Coordination with other Federal agencies

PART 241

• § 241.1 — Purpose
• § 241.2 — Applicability
• § 241.3 — References
• § 241.4 — General policy
• § 241.5 — Procedures for estimating the alternative cost-share
• § 241.6 — Deferred payments for certain qualifying projects
• § 241.7 — Application of test

PART 242

• § 242.1 — Purpose
• § 242.2 — Applicability
• § 242.3 — References
• § 242.4 — Definitions
• § 242.5 — General
• § 242.6 — Fee schedule

PART 245

• § 245.1 — Purpose
• § 245.3 — Applicability
• § 245.5 — Definitions
• § 245.10 — General policy
• § 245.15 — Delegation
• § 245.20 — Determination of hazard to navigation
• § 245.25 — Determination of remedial action
• § 245.30 — Identification of responsible parties
• § 245.35 — Judgments to require removal
• § 245.40 — Removal by responsible party
• § 245.45 — Abandonment
• § 245.50 — Removal by Corps of Engineers
• § 245.55 — Permit requirements
• § 245.60 — Reimbursement for removal costs

PART 320

• § 320.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 320.2 — Authorities to issue permits
• § 320.3 — Related laws
• § 320.4 — General policies for evaluating permit applications

PART 321

• § 321.1 — General
• § 321.2 — Definitions
• § 321.3 — Special policies and procedures

PART 322

• § 322.1 — General
• § 322.2 — Definitions
• § 322.3 — Activities requiring permits
• § 322.4 — Activities not requiring permits
• § 322.5 — Special policies

PART 323

• § 323.1 — General
• § 323.2 — Definitions
• § 323.3 — Discharges requiring permits
• § 323.4 — Discharges not requiring permits
• § 323.5 — Program transfer to States
• § 323.6 — Special policies and procedures

PART 324

• § 324.1 — General
• § 324.2 — Definitions
• § 324.3 — Activities requiring permits
• § 324.4 — Special procedures

PART 325

• § 325.1 — Applications for permits
• § 325.2 — Processing of applications
• § 325.3 — Public notice
• § 325.4 — Conditioning of permits
• § 325.5 — Forms of permits
• § 325.6 — Duration of permits
• § 325.7 — Modification, suspension, or revocation of permits
• § 325.8 — Authority to issue or deny permits
• § 325.9 — Authority to determine jurisdiction
• § 325.10 — Publicity

PART 326

• § 326.1 — Purpose
• § 326.2 — Policy
• § 326.3 — Unauthorized activities
• § 326.4 — Supervision of authorized activities
• § 326.5 — Legal action
• § 326.6 — Class I administrative penalties

PART 327

• § 327.1 — Purpose
• § 327.2 — Applicability
• § 327.3 — Definitions
• § 327.4 — General policies
• § 327.5 — Presiding officer
• § 327.6 — Legal adviser
• § 327.7 — Representation
• § 327.8 — Conduct of hearings
• § 327.9 — Filing of the transcript of the public hearing
• § 327.10 — Authority of the presiding officer
• § 327.11 — Public notice

PART 328

• § 328.1 — Purpose
• § 328.2 — General scope
• § 328.3 — Definitions
• § 328.4 — Limits of jurisdiction
• § 328.5 — Changes in limits of waters of the United States

PART 329

• § 329.1 — Purpose
• § 329.2 — Applicability
• § 329.3 — General policies
• § 329.4 — General definition
• § 329.5 — General scope of determination
• § 329.6 — Interstate or foreign commerce
• § 329.7 — Intrastate or interstate nature of waterway
• § 329.8 — Improved or natural conditions of the waterbody
• § 329.9 — Time at which commerce exists or determination is made
• § 329.10 — Existence of obstructions
• § 329.11 — Geographic and jurisdictional limits of rivers and lakes
• § 329.12 — Geographic and jurisdictional limits of oceanic and tidal waters
• § 329.13 — Geographic limits: Shifting boundaries
• § 329.14 — Determination of navigability
• § 329.15 — Inquiries regarding determinations
• § 329.16 — Use and maintenance of lists of determinations

PART 330

• § 330.1 — Purpose and policy
• § 330.2 — Definitions
• § 330.3 — Activities occurring before certain dates
• § 330.4 — Conditions, limitations, and restrictions
• § 330.5 — Issuing, modifying, suspending, or revoking nationwide permits and authorizations
• § 330.6 — Authorization by nationwide permit

PART 331

• § 331.1 — Purpose and policy
• § 331.2 — Definitions
• § 331.3 — Review officer
• § 331.4 — Notification of appealable actions
• § 331.5 — Criteria
• § 331.6 — Filing an appeal
• § 331.7 — Review procedures
• § 331.8 — Timeframes for final appeal decisions
• § 331.9 — Final appeal decision
• § 331.10 — Final Corps decision
• § 331.11 — Unauthorized activities
• § 331.12 — Exhaustion of administrative remedies

PART 332

• § 332.1 — Purpose and general considerations
• § 332.2 — Definitions
• § 332.3 — General compensatory mitigation requirements
• § 332.4 — Planning and documentation
• § 332.5 — Ecological performance standards
• § 332.6 — Monitoring
• § 332.7 — Management
• § 332.8 — Mitigation banks and in-lieu fee programs

PART 333

• § 333.1 — Purpose and policy
• § 333.2 — Applicability
• § 333.11 — Determining when NEPA applies
• § 333.12 — Determine the appropriate level of NEPA review
• § 333.13 — NEPA and agency decision-making
• § 333.14 — Categorical exclusions
• § 333.15 — Environmental assessments
• § 333.16 — Findings of no significant impact
• § 333.17 — Lead and cooperating agencies
• § 333.18 — Notices of intent and scoping
• § 333.20 — Significance determination
• § 333.21 — Preparation of environmental impact statements
• § 333.22 — Purpose and need
• § 333.23 — Analysis within the environmental impact statement
• § 333.24 — Page limits
• § 333.25 — Deadlines
• § 333.26 — Publication of the environmental impact statement
• § 333.27 — Public hearing
• § 333.28 — Comments received on an environmental impact statement
• § 333.29 — Review of other agencies' environmental impact statements
• § 333.31 — Tiered and programmatic environmental documents
• § 333.32 — Reliance on existing environmental documents
• § 333.33 — Incorporation
• § 333.34 — Supplements to environmental documents
• § 333.35 — Integrity and completeness of information
• § 333.36 — Integrating NEPA with other environmental requirements
• § 333.37 — Elimination of duplication with State, Tribal, and local procedures
• § 333.38 — Unique identification numbers
• § 333.39 — Emergency procedures
• § 333.41 — Decision documents
• § 333.42 — Filing requirements
• § 333.51 — Procedures for applicant-prepared environmental documents
• § 333.61 — Definitions
• § 333.71 — Severability

PART 334

• § 334.1 — Purpose
• § 334.2 — Definitions
• § 334.3 — Special policies
• § 334.4 — Establishment and amendment procedures
• § 334.5 — Disestablishment of a danger zone
• § 334.6 — Datum
• § 334.10 — Gulf of Maine off Seal Island, Maine; naval aircraft bombing target area
• § 334.20 — Gulf of Maine off Cape Small, Maine; naval aircraft practice mining range area
• § 334.30 — Gulf of Maine off Pemaquid Point, Maine; naval sonobuoy test area
• § 334.40 — Atlantic Ocean in vicinity of Duck Island, Maine, Isles of Shoals; naval aircraft bombing target area
• § 334.45 — Kennebec River, Bath Iron Works Shipyard, naval restricted area, Bath, Maine
• § 334.50 — Piscataqua River at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine; restricted areas
• § 334.60 — Cape Cod Bay south of Wellfleet Harbor, Mass.; naval aircraft bombing target area
• § 334.70 — Buzzards Bay, and adjacent waters, Mass.; danger zones for naval operations
• § 334.75 — Thames River, Naval Submarine Base New London, restricted area
• § 334.80 — Narragansett Bay, RI; restricted area
• § 334.81 — Narragansett Bay, East Passage, Coddington Cove, Naval Station Newport, naval restricted area, Newport, Rhode Island
• § 334.82 — Narragansett Bay, East Passage, Coasters Harbor Island, Naval Station Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, restricted area
• § 334.85 — New York Harbor, adjacent to the Stapleton Naval Station, Staten Island, New York; restricted area
• § 334.100 — Atlantic Ocean off Cape May, N.J.; Coast Guard Rifle Range
• § 334.102 — Sandy Hook Bay, Naval Weapons Station EARLE, Piers and Terminal Channel, restricted area, Middletown, New Jersey
• § 334.110 — Delaware Bay off Cape Henlopen, Del.; naval restricted area
• § 334.120 — Delaware Bay off Milford Neck; naval aircraft bombing target area
• § 334.130 — Atlantic Ocean off Wallops Island and Chincoteague Inlet, Va.; danger zone
• § 334.140 — Chesapeake Bay; U.S. Army Proving Ground Reservation, Aberdeen, Md
• § 334.145 — Curtis Creek and Arundel Cove, U.S. Coast Guard Yard, Baltimore; restricted area
• § 334.150 — Severn River at Annapolis, Md.; experimental test area, U.S. Navy Marine Engineering Laboratory
• § 334.155 — Severn River, Naval Station Annapolis, Small Boat Basin, Annapolis, MD; naval restricted area
• § 334.160 — Severn River, at U.S. Naval Academy Santee Basin, Annapolis, Md.; naval restricted area
• § 334.170 — Chesapeake Bay, in the vicinity of Chesapeake Beach, Md.; firing range, Naval Research Laboratory
• § 334.180 — Patuxent River, Md.; restricted areas, U.S. Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Md
• § 334.190 — Chesapeake Bay, in vicinity of Bloodsworth Island, MD, U.S. Navy
• § 334.200 — Chesapeake Bay, Point Lookout to Cedar Point; aerial and surface firing range and target area, U.S. Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Maryland, danger zones
• § 334.210 — Chesapeake Bay, in vicinity of Tangier Island; naval guided missiles test operations area
• § 334.220 — Chesapeake Bay, south of Tangier Island, Va.; naval firing range
• § 334.230 — Potomac River
• § 334.235 — Potomac River, Marine Corps Base Quantico (MCB Quantico) in vicinity of Marine Corps Air Facility (MCAF), restricted area
• § 334.240 — Potomac River, Mattawoman Creek and Chicamuxen Creek; U.S. Naval Surface Weapons Center, Indian Head Division, Indian Head, Md
• § 334.250 — Gunston Cove, at Whitestone Point, Va.; U.S. Army restricted area
• § 334.260 — York River, Va.; naval restricted areas
• § 334.270 — York River adjacent to Cheatham Annex Depot, Naval Supply Center, Williamsburg, Va.; restricted area
• § 334.275 — North and Southwest Branch, Back River, Hampton, U.S. Air Force Base, Langley, Va.; restricted area
• § 334.280 — James River, Skiffes Creek and Warwick River surrounding Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia; restricted areas and danger zones
• § 334.285 — York River and the Naval Weapons Station Yorktown-Cheatham Annex, Yorktown, Virginia; danger zone
• § 334.290 — Elizabeth River, Southern Branch, Va., naval restricted areas
• § 334.293 — Elizabeth River, Craney Island Refueling Pier Restricted Area, Portsmouth VA; naval restricted area
• § 334.296 — Elizabeth River, Deperming Station, Norfolk, VA, Restricted Area
• § 334.300 — Hampton Roads and Willoughby Bay, Norfolk Naval Base, naval restricted area, Norfolk, Virginia
• § 334.305 — Little Creek Harbor, Fisherman's Cove, Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, Little Creek, Virginia, Restricted Areas
• § 334.310 — Chesapeake Bay, Lynnhaven Roads; navy amphibious training area
• § 334.320 — Chesapeake Bay entrance; naval restricted area
• § 334.330 — Atlantic Ocean and connecting waters in vicinity of Myrtle Island, Va.; Air Force practice bombing, rocket firing, and gunnery range
• § 334.340 — Chesapeake Bay off Plumtree Island, Hampton, Va.; Air Force precision test area
• § 334.350 — Chesapeake Bay off Fort Monroe, Va.; firing range danger zone
• § 334.360 — Chesapeake Bay off Fort Monroe, Virginia; restricted area, U.S. Naval Base and Naval Surface Weapon Center
• § 334.370 — Chesapeake Bay, Lynnhaven Roads; danger zones, U.S. Naval Amphibious Base
• § 334.380 — Atlantic Ocean south of entrance to Chesapeake Bay off Dam Neck, Virginia; naval firing range
• § 334.390 — Atlantic Ocean south of entrance to Chesapeake Bay; firing range
• § 334.400 — Atlantic Ocean south of entrance to Chesapeake Bay off Camp Pendleton, Virginia; naval restricted area
• § 334.405 — South of entrance to Chesapeake Bay off Camp Pendleton, Virginia; firing range
• § 334.410 — Albemarle Sound, Pamlico Sound, and adjacent waters, NC; danger zones for naval aircraft operations
• § 334.412 — Albemarle Sound, Pamlico Sound, Harvey Point and adjacent waters, NC; restricted area
• § 334.420 — Pamlico Sound and adjacent waters, N.C.; danger zones for Marine Corps operations
• § 334.430 — Neuse River and tributaries at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina; restricted area and danger zone
• § 334.440 — New River, N.C., and vicinity; Marine Corps firing ranges
• § 334.450 — Cape Fear River and tributaries at Sunny Point Army Terminal, Brunswick County, NC; restricted area
• § 334.460 — Cooper River and tributaries at Charleston, SC
• § 334.470 — Cooper River and Charleston Harbor, S.C.; restricted areas
• § 334.475 — Brickyard Creek and tributaries and the Broad River at Beaufort, SC
• § 334.480 — Archers Creek, Ribbon Creek, and Broad River; U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina; danger zones
• § 334.490 — Atlantic Ocean off Georgia Coast; air-to-air and air-to-water gunnery and bombing ranges for fighter and bombardment aircraft, U.S. Air Force
• § 334.500 — St. Johns River, Atlantic Ocean, Sherman Creek; restricted areas and danger zone, Naval Station Mayport, Florida
• § 334.505 — St. Johns River, U.S. Coast Guard Station Mayport, Sector Jacksonville, Florida; restricted area
• § 334.510 — U.S. Navy Fuel Depot Pier, St. Johns River, Jacksonville, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.515 — Blount Island Command and Marine Corps Support Facility-Blount Island; Jacksonville, Florida restricted areas
• § 334.520 — Lake George, Fla.; naval bombing area
• § 334.525 — Atlantic Ocean off John F. Kennedy Space Center, FL; restricted area
• § 334.530 — Canaveral Harbor adjacent to the Navy pier at Port Canaveral, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.540 — Banana River at the Eastern Range, 45th Space Wing, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL; restricted area
• § 334.560 — Banana River at Patrick Air Force Base, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.570 — Banana River near Orsino, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.580 — Atlantic Ocean near Port Everglades, Fla
• § 334.590 — Atlantic Ocean off Cape Canaveral, Fla.; Air Force missile testing area, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.595 — Atlantic Ocean off Cape Canaveral; 45th Space Wing, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL; restricted area
• § 334.600 — TRIDENT Basin adjacent to Canaveral Harbor at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Brevard County, Fla.; danger zone
• § 334.605 — Meloy Channel, U.S. Coast Guard Base Miami Beach, Florida; restricted area
• § 334.610 — Key West Harbor, at U.S. Naval Base, Key West, Fla.; naval restricted areas and danger zone
• § 334.620 — Straits of Florida and Florida Bay in vicinity of Key West, Fla.; operational training area, aerial gunnery range, and bombing and strafing target areas, Naval Air Station, Key West, Fla
• § 334.630 — Tampa Bay south of MacDill Air Force Base, Fla.; small-arms firing range and aircraft jettison, U.S. Air Force, MacDill Air Force Base
• § 334.635 — Hillsborough Bay and waters contiguous to MacDill Air Force Base, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.640 — Gulf of Mexico south of Apalachee Bay, Fla.; Air Force rocket firing range
• § 334.650 — Gulf of Mexico, south of St. George Island, Fla.; test firing range
• § 334.660 — Gulf of Mexico and Apalachicola Bay south of Apalachicola, Fla., Drone Recovery Area, Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.665 — East Bay, St. Andrew Bay and St. Andrew Sound, enhanced threat restricted area, Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida
• § 334.670 — Gulf of Mexico south and west of Apalachicola, San Blas, and St. Joseph bays; air-to-air firing practice range, Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.680 — Gulf of Mexico, southeast of St. Andrew Bay East Entrance, small-arms firing range, Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.690 — [Reserved]
• § 334.700 — Choctawhatchee Bay, aerial gunnery ranges, Air Armament Center, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.710 — The Narrows and Gulf of Mexico adjacent to Santa Rosa Island, Headquarters Air Armament Center, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.720 — Gulf of Mexico, south from Choctawhatchee Bay; Missile test area
• § 334.730 — Waters of Santa Rosa Sound and Gulf of Mexico adjacent to Santa Rosa Island, Armament Center, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.740 — North Shore Choctawhatchee Bay, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla
• § 334.742 — Eglin Camp Pinchot, Fla., at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.744 — Eglin Poquito Housing at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.746 — U.S. Coast Guard, Destin Station at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.748 — Wynnhaven Beach, Fla., at Eglin AFB; restricted area
• § 334.760 — Naval Support Activity Panama City and Alligator Bayou, a tributary of St. Andrew Bay, Fla.; naval restricted area
• § 334.761 — Naval Support Activity Panama City; St. Andrews Bay; restricted areas
• § 334.762 — Naval Support Activity Panama City; North Bay and West Bay; restricted areas
• § 334.763 — Naval Support Activity Panama City; Gulf of Mexico; restricted area
• § 334.770 — Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrew Sound, south of East Bay, Fla., Tyndall Drone Launch Corridor, Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.; restricted area
• § 334.775 — Naval Air Station Pensacola, Pensacola Bay, Pensacola and Gulf Breeze, Fla.; naval restricted area
• § 334.778 — Pensacola Bay and waters contiguous to the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, FL; restricted area
• § 334.780 — Pensacola Bay, Fla.; seaplane restricted area
• § 334.781 — Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair Gulf Coast, Pascagoula, Mississippi; naval restricted area
• § 334.782 — SUPSHIP Gulf Coast, Pascagoula, Mississippi, Detachment Mobile, Alabama at AUSTAL, USA, Mobile, Alabama; restricted area
• § 334.783 — Arlington Channel, U.S. Coast Guard Base Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, Coast Guard restricted area
• § 334.784 — East Pearl River, within the acoustic buffer area of the John C. Stennis Space Center, and adjacent to lands, in Hancock County, Mississippi; danger zone
• § 334.787 — 81st Security Forces Anti-Terrorism Office, Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mississippi; no anchorage restricted area
• § 334.790 — Sabine River at Orange, Tex.; restricted area in vicinity of the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center
• § 334.800 — Corpus Christi Bay, Tex.; seaplane restricted area, U.S. Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi
• § 334.802 — Ingleside Naval Station, Ingleside, Texas; restricted area
• § 334.810 — Holston River at Holston Ordnance Works, Kingsport, Tenn.; restricted area
• § 334.815 — Menominee River, at the Marinette Marine Corporation Shipyard, Marinette, Wisconsin; naval restricted area
• § 334.820 — Lake Michigan; naval restricted area, U.S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill
• § 334.830 — Lake Michigan; small-arms range adjacent to U.S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill
• § 334.840 — Waters of Lake Michigan south of Northerly Island at entrance to Burnham Park Yacht Harbor, Chicago, Ill.; danger zone adjacent to airport on Northerly Island
• § 334.845 — Wisconsin Air National Guard, Volk Field military exercise area located in Lake Michigan offshore from Manitowoc and Sheboygan Counties; danger zone
• § 334.850 — Lake Erie, west end, north of Erie Ordnance Depot, Lacarne, Ohio
• § 334.855 — Salt River, Rolling Fork River, Otter Creek; U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Knox Military Reservation; Fort Knox, Kentucky; danger zone
• § 334.860 — San Diego Bay, Calif., Naval Amphibious Base; restricted area
• § 334.865 — Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, California, restricted area
• § 334.866 — Pacific Ocean at Naval Base Coronado, in the City of Coronado, San Diego County, California; naval danger zone
• § 334.870 — San Diego Harbor, Calif.; restricted area
• § 334.880 — San Diego Harbor, Calif.; naval restricted area adjacent to Point Loma
• § 334.890 — Pacific Ocean off Point Loma, Calif.; naval restricted area
• § 334.900 — Pacific Ocean, U.S. Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.; restricted area
• § 334.905 — Pacific Ocean, offshore of Camp Pendleton, California; Fallbrook restricted area
• § 334.910 — Pacific Ocean, Camp Pendleton Boat Basin, U.S. Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.; restricted area
• § 334.920 — Pacific Ocean off the east coast of San Clemente Island, Calif.; naval restricted area
• § 334.921 — Pacific Ocean at San Clemente Island, Calif.; naval restricted area
• § 334.930 — Anaheim Bay Harbor, Calif.; Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach
• § 334.938 — Federal Correctional Institution, Terminal Island, San Pedro Bay, California; restricted area
• § 334.940 — Pacific Ocean in vicinity of San Pedro, Calif.; practice firing range for U.S. Army Reserve, National Guard, and Coast Guard units
• § 334.950 — Pacific Ocean at San Clemente Island, California; Navy shore bombardment areas
• § 334.960 — Pacific Ocean, San Clemente Island, Calif.; naval danger zone off West Cove
• § 334.961 — Pacific Ocean, San Clemente Island, California, naval danger zone off the northwest shore
• § 334.980 — Pacific Ocean, around San Nicholas Island, Calif., naval restricted area
• § 334.990 — Long Beach Harbor, Calif.; naval restricted area
• § 334.1010 — San Francisco Bay in vicinity of Hunters Point; naval restricted area
• § 334.1020 — San Francisco Bay and Oakland Inner Harbor; restricted areas in vicinity of Naval Air Station, Alameda
• § 334.1030 — Oakland Inner Harbor adjacent to Alameda Facility, Naval Supply Center, Oakland; restricted area
• § 334.1040 — Oakland Harbor in vicinity of Naval Supply Center, Oakland; restricted area and navigation
• § 334.1050 — Oakland Outer Harbor adjacent to the Military Ocean Terminal, Bay Area, Pier No. 8 (Port of Oakland Berth No. 10); restricted area
• § 334.1060 — Oakland Outer Harbor adjacent to the Oakland Army Base; restricted area
• § 334.1065 — U.S. Coast Guard Station, San Francisco Bay, Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco Bay, California; restricted area
• § 334.1070 — San Francisco Bay between Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island; naval restricted area
• § 334.1080 — San Francisco Bay adjacent to northeast corner of Treasure Island; naval restricted area
• § 334.1090 — San Francisco Bay in vicinity of the NSC Fuel Department, Point Molate restricted area
• § 334.1100 — San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, and Mare Island Strait in vicinity of U.S. Naval Shipyard, Mare Island; restricted area
• § 334.1110 — Military Ocean Terminal Concord; restricted area
• § 334.1120 — Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of Point Mugu, Calif.; naval small arms firing range
• § 334.1125 — Pacific Ocean Naval Air Weapons Station, Point Mugu, Small Arms Range, Ventura County, California; danger zone
• § 334.1126 — Naval Base Ventura County, Point Mugu, California; restricted area
• § 334.1127 — Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme, California; restricted area
• § 334.1130 — Pacific Ocean, Western Space and Missile Center (WSMC), Vandenberg AFB, Calif.; danger zones
• § 334.1140 — Pacific Ocean at San Miguel Island, Calif.; naval danger zone
• § 334.1150 — Monterey Bay, Calif
• § 334.1160 — San Pablo Bay, Calif.; target practice area, Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo
• § 334.1170 — San Pablo Bay, Calif.; gunnery range, Naval Inshore Operations Training Center, Mare Island, Vallejo
• § 334.1175 — Pacific Ocean, at Camp Rilea, Clatsop County, Oregon; danger zone
• § 334.1180 — Strait of Juan de Fuca, Wash.; air-to-surface weapon range, restricted area
• § 334.1190 — Hood Canal and Dabob Bay, Wash.; naval non-explosive torpedo testing area
• § 334.1200 — Strait of Juan de Fuca, eastern end; off the westerly shore of Whidbey Island; naval restricted areas
• § 334.1210 — Admiralty Inlet, entrance; naval restricted area
• § 334.1215 — Port Gardner, Everett Naval Base, naval restricted area, Everett, Washington
• § 334.1220 — Hood Canal, Bangor; naval restricted areas
• § 334.1230 — Port Orchard; naval restricted area
• § 334.1240 — Sinclair Inlet; naval restricted areas
• § 334.1244 — Puget Sound, Manchester Fuel Depot, Manchester, Washington; naval restricted area
• § 334.1250 — Carr Inlet, naval restricted areas
• § 334.1260 — Dabob Bay, Whitney Point; naval restricted area
• § 334.1270 — Port Townsend, Indian Island, Walan Point; naval restricted area
• § 334.1275 — West Arm Behm Canal, Ketchikan, Alaska, restricted areas
• § 334.1280 — Bristol Bay, Alaska; air-to-air weapon range, Alaskan Air Command, U.S. Air Force
• § 334.1300 — Blying Sound area, Gulf of Alaska, Alaska; air-to-air gunnery practice area, Alaskan Air Command, U.S. Air Force
• § 334.1303 — Navigable waters of Knik Arm within the explosive arc of the Six Mile Munitions Storage Area off the northeastern side of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson; restricted area
• § 334.1305 — Eagle River from Bravo Bridge to its mouth at Eagle Bay in Knik Arm, Richardson Training Area on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska; restricted area
• § 334.1310 — Lutak Inlet, Alaska; restricted areas
• § 334.1320 — Kuluk Bay, Adak, Alaska; naval restricted area
• § 334.1325 — United States Army Restricted Area, Kuluk Bay, Adak, Alaska
• § 334.1330 — Bering Strait, Alaska; naval restricted area off Cape Prince of Wales
• § 334.1340 — Pacific Ocean, Hawaii; danger zones
• § 334.1350 — Pacific Ocean, Island of Oahu, Hawaii; danger zone
• § 334.1360 — Pacific Ocean at Barber's Point, Island of Oahu, Hawaii; danger zone
• § 334.1370 — Pacific Ocean at Keahi Point, Island of Oahu, Hawaii; danger zone
• § 334.1380 — Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH), Kaneohe Bay, Island of Oahu, Hawaii—Ulupau Crater Weapons Training Range; danger zone
• § 334.1390 — Pacific Ocean off the Pacific Missile Range Facility at Barking Sands, Island of Kauai, Hawaii; danger zone
• § 334.1400 — Pacific Ocean, at Barbers Point, Island of Oahu, Hawaii; restricted area
• § 334.1410 — Pacific Ocean, at Makapuu Point, Waimanalo, Island of Oahu, Hawaii, Makai Undersea Test Range
• § 334.1415 — Pacific Ocean, adjacent to the Finegayan Small Arms Range at Naval Base Guam Telecommunication Site, on the northwestern coast of Guam; danger zone
• § 334.1420 — Pacific Ocean off Orote Point, Apra Harbor, Island of Guam, Marianas Islands; small arms firing range
• § 334.1425 — Pacific Ocean adjacent to the Mason Live-Fire Training Range Complex located at U.S. Marine Corps Base, Camp Blaz, on the northwestern coast of Guam; danger zone
• § 334.1430 — Apra Inner Harbor, Island of Guam; restricted area
• § 334.1440 — Pacific Ocean at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands; missile testing area
• § 334.1450 — Atlantic Ocean off north coast of Puerto Rico; practice firing areas, U.S. Army Forces Antilles
• § 334.1460 — Atlantic Ocean and Vieques Sound, in vicinity of Culebra Island; bombing and gunnery target area
• § 334.1470 — Caribbean Sea and Vieques Sound, in vicinity of Eastern Vieques; bombing and gunnery target area
• § 334.1480 — Vieques Passage and Atlantic Ocean, off east coast of Puerto Rico and coast of Vieques Island; naval restricted areas
• § 334.1490 — Caribbean Sea, at St. Croix, V.I.; restricted areas

PART 335

• § 335.1 — Purpose
• § 335.2 — Authority
• § 335.3 — Applicability
• § 335.4 — Policy
• § 335.5 — Applicable laws
• § 335.6 — Related laws and Executive Orders
• § 335.7 — Definitions

PART 336

• § 336.0 — General
• § 336.1 — Discharges of dredged or fill material into waters of the U.S
• § 336.2 — Transportation of dredged material for the purpose of disposal into ocean waters

PART 337

• § 337.0 — Purpose
• § 337.1 — Public notice
• § 337.2 — State requirements
• § 337.3 — Transfer of the section 404 program to the states
• § 337.4 — Memoranda of Agreement (MOA)
• § 337.5 — General authorizations
• § 337.6 — Statement of Findings (SOF)
• § 337.7 — Emergency actions
• § 337.8 — Reports to higher echelons
• § 337.9 — Identification and use of disposal areas
• § 337.10 — Supervision of Federal projects

PART 338

• § 338.1 — Purpose
• § 338.2 — Activities involving the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters of the U.S

PART 384

• § 384.1 — What is the purpose of these regulations?
• § 384.2 — What definitions apply to these regulations?
• § 384.3 — What programs and activities of the Corps of Engineers are subject to these regulations?
• § 384.4 — [Reserved]
• § 384.5 — What is the Corps of Engineers' obligation with respect to Federal interagency coordination?
• § 384.6 — What procedures apply to the selection of programs and activities under these regulations?
• § 384.7 — How does the Corps of Engineers communicate with state and local officials concerning its programs and activities?
• § 384.8 — How does the Corps of Engineers provide states an opportunity to comment on proposed Federal financial assistance and direct Federal development?
• § 384.9 — How does the Corps of Engineers receive and respond to comments?
• § 384.10 — How does the Corps of Engineers make efforts to accommodate intergovernmental concerns?
• § 384.11 — What are the Corps of Engineers obligations in interstate situations?
• § 384.12 — [Reserved]
• § 384.13 — May the Corps of Engineers waive any provision of these regulations?

PART 385

• § 385.1 — Purpose of the programmatic regulations
• § 385.2 — Applicability of the programmatic regulations
• § 385.3 — Definitions
• § 385.4 — Limitation on applicability of programmatic regulations
• § 385.5 — Guidance memoranda
• § 385.6 — Review of programmatic regulations
• § 385.7 — Concurrency statements
• § 385.8 — Goals and purposes of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan
• § 385.9 — Implementation principles
• § 385.10 — Implementation responsibilities, consultation, and coordination
• § 385.11 — Implementation process for projects
• § 385.12 — Pilot projects
• § 385.13 — Projects implemented under additional program authority
• § 385.14 — Incorporation of NEPA and related considerations into the implementation process
• § 385.15 — Consistency with requirements of the State of Florida
• § 385.16 — Design agreements
• § 385.17 — Project Delivery Team
• § 385.18 — Public outreach
• § 385.19 — Environmental and economic equity
• § 385.20 — Restoration Coordination and Verification (RECOVER)
• § 385.21 — Quality control
• § 385.22 — Independent scientific review and external peer review
• § 385.23 — Dispute resolution
• § 385.24 — Project Management Plans
• § 385.25 — Program Management Plans
• § 385.26 — Project Implementation Reports
• § 385.27 — Project Cooperation Agreements
• § 385.28 — Operating Manuals
• § 385.29 — Other project documents
• § 385.30 — Master Implementation Sequencing Plan
• § 385.31 — Adaptive management program
• § 385.32 — Comprehensive Plan Modification Report
• § 385.33 — Revisions to models and analytical tools
• § 385.34 — Changes to the Plan
• § 385.35 — Achievement of the benefits of the Plan
• § 385.36 — Elimination or transfer of existing legal sources of water
• § 385.37 — Flood protection
• § 385.38 — Interim goals
• § 385.39 — Evaluating progress towards other water-related needs of the region provided for in the Plan
• § 385.40 — Reports to Congress

PART 386

• § 386.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 386.2 — Definitions
• § 386.3 — Limitations on assistance
• § 386.4 — Application process
• § 386.5 — Federal requirements
• § 386.6 — Floodplain management
• § 386.7 — American iron and steel
• § 386.8 — Labor standards
• § 386.9 — Investment-grade ratings
• § 386.10 — Threshold criteria
• § 386.11 — Selection criteria
• § 386.12 — Term sheets and approvals
• § 386.13 — Closing on the Loan Agreement or Loan Guarantee Agreement
• § 386.14 — Reporting requirements
• § 386.15 — Fees

PART 401

• § 401.1 — Short title
• § 401.2 — Interpretation
• § 401.3 — Maximum vessel dimensions
• § 401.4 — Maximum length and weight
• § 401.5 — Required equipment
• § 401.6 — Markings
• § 401.7 — Fenders
• § 401.8 — Landing booms
• § 401.9 — Radio telephone and navigation equipment
• § 401.10 — Mooring lines
• § 401.11 — Fairleads
• § 401.12 — Minimum requirements—mooring lines and fairleads
• § 401.13 — Hand lines
• § 401.14 — Anchors, anchor marking buoys
• § 401.15 — Stern anchors
• § 401.16 — Propeller direction alarms
• § 401.17 — Pitch indicators and alarms
• § 401.18 — Steering lights
• § 401.19 — Disposal and discharge systems
• § 401.20 — Automatic Identification System
• § 401.21 — Requirements for U.S. waters of the St. Lawrence Seaway
• § 401.22 — Preclearance of vessels
• § 401.23 — Liability insurance
• § 401.24 — Application for preclearance
• § 401.25 — Approval of preclearance
• § 401.26 — Security for tolls
• § 401.27 — Compliance with instructions
• § 401.28 — Speed limits
• § 401.29 — Maximum draft
• § 401.30 — Ballast water and trim
• § 401.31 — Meeting and passing
• § 401.32 — Cargo booms—deck cargo
• § 401.33 — Special instructions
• § 401.34 — Vessels in tow
• § 401.35 — Navigation underway
• § 401.36 — Order of passing through
• § 401.37 — Mooring at tie-up walls
• § 401.38 — Limit of approach to a lock
• § 401.39 — Preparing mooring lines for passing through
• § 401.39-1 — Raising fenders
• § 401.40 — Entering, exiting or position in lock
• § 401.41 — Tandem lockage
• § 401.42 — Passing hand lines
• § 401.43 — Mooring table
• § 401.44 — Mooring in locks
• § 401.45 — Emergency procedure
• § 401.46 — Attending lines
• § 401.47 — Leaving a lock
• § 401.48 — Turning basins
• § 401.49 — Dropping anchor or tying to canal bank
• § 401.50 — Anchorage areas
• § 401.51 — Signaling approach to a bridge
• § 401.52 — Limit of approach to a bridge
• § 401.53 — Obstructing navigation
• § 401.54 — Interference with navigation aids
• § 401.55 — Searchlights
• § 401.56 — Damaging or defacing Seaway property
• § 401.57 — Disembarking or boarding
• § 401.58 — Pleasure craft scheduling
• § 401.59 — Pollution
• § 401.60 — Listening watch and notice of arrival
• § 401.61 — Assigned frequencies
• § 401.62 — Seaway stations
• § 401.63 — Radio procedures
• § 401.64 — Calling in
• § 401.65 — Communication—ports, docks and anchorages
• § 401.66 — Applicable laws
• § 401.67 — Carrying explosives
• § 401.68 — Explosives permission letter
• § 401.69 — Hazardous cargo vessels
• § 401.70 — Fendering—explosive and hazardous cargo vessels
• § 401.71 — Signals—explosive or hazardous cargo vessels
• § 401.72 — Reporting—explosive and hazardous cargo vessels
• § 401.73 — Cleaning tanks—hazardous cargo vessels
• § 401.74 — Transit declarations
• § 401.75 — Payment of tolls
• § 401.76 — In-transit cargo
• § 401.77 — [Reserved]
• § 401.78 — Required information
• § 401.79 — Advance notice of arrival, vessels requiring inspection
• § 401.80 — Reporting dangerous cargo
• § 401.81 — Reporting an accident
• § 401.82 — Reporting mast height
• § 401.83 — Reporting position at anchor, wharf, etc
• § 401.84 — Reporting of impairment or other hazard by vessels transiting within the Seaway
• § 401.85 — Reporting of impairment or other hazard by vessels intending to transit the Seaway
• § 401.86 — Security for damages or injury
• § 401.87 — Detention for toll arrears or violations
• § 401.88 — Power of sale for toll arrears
• § 401.89 — Transit refused
• § 401.90 — Boarding for inspections
• § 401.91 — Removal of obstructions
• § 401.92 — Wintering and laying-up
• § 401.93 — Access to Seaway property
• § 401.94 — Keeping copies of documents
• § 401.95 — Compliance with regulations
• § 401.96 — Definitions
• § 401.97 — Closing procedures and ice navigation
• § 401.101 — Criminal penalty
• § 401.102 — Civil penalty
• § 401.201 — Delegation of authority
• § 401.202 — Statute providing for assessment, mitigation or remission of civil penalties
• § 401.203 — Reports of violations of Seaway regulations and instituting and conducting civil penalty proceedings
• § 401.204 — Criminal penalties
• § 401.205 — Civil and criminal penalties
• § 401.206 — Procedure for payment of civil penalty for violation of the Seaway regulations

PART 402

• § 402.1 — Purpose
• § 402.2 — Title
• § 402.3 — Interpretation
• § 402.4 — Tolls
• § 402.5 — New Business Incentive Program
• § 402.6 — Volume Rebate Incentive program
• § 402.7 — Service Incentive Program
• § 402.8 — Gateway Incentive
• § 402.9 — Description and weight of cargo
• § 402.10 — Post-clearance date operational surcharges
• § 402.11 — Coming into force
• § 402.12 — Schedule of tolls
• § 402.13 — Operational surcharges—no postponements
• § 402.14 — Operational surcharges—after postponements

PART 403

• § 403.1 — Purpose of the Joint Tolls Review Board. [Rule 1]
• § 403.2 — Scope of rules. [Rule 2]
• § 403.3 — Definitions. [Rule 3]
• § 403.4 — Applications. [Rule 4]
• § 403.5 — Meetings and functions of Board. [Rule 5]
• § 403.6 — Additional information. [Rule 6]
• § 403.7 — Action on applications; notices of requirements. [Rule 7]
• § 403.8 — Proceedings; stay or adjournment. [Rule 8]
• § 403.9 — Prehearings. [Rule 9]
• § 403.10 — Hearings; witnesses; affidavits. [Rule 10]
• § 403.11 — Findings and recommendations. [Rule 11]