The spot is now charted as " Watts Island Rocks " and is marked only with a lighted buoy.
12.
A lighted buoy, fitted with a racon, is moored to the western patch, and another buoy to the eastern patch.
13.
The light was discontinued two years later, replaced at first by a lighted buoy, and then a fixed offshore light.
14.
After the fire, the beacon was made automatic and eventually replaced by a lighted buoy in 1979, leaving behind a derelict structure.
15.
When she surfaced, " Harder " saw only a lighted buoy marking the spot where the unidentified destroyer either sank or was heavily damaged.
16.
Trinity House laid 73 lighted buoys and two lightvessels to indicate a safe route for the D-Day landings, with Trinity House pilots responsible for all commercial vessels and many of the service vessels.
17.
Lighted buoys flash morse code " A ", occulting ( more light than dark ), Isophase ( equal light and dark ) or long flash every 10 seconds ( L Fl 10s ).
18.
Ramsey; Imray C62 Irish Sea; Imray Y70 Isle of Man ( Harbour Plan of Ramsey ) . A lighted buoy, moored east of the Point of Ayre, marks the eastern extremity of the banks.
19.
The English Channel is one of the busiest seaways in the world and, despite standard radio warnings, three guard ships, and a lighted buoy, the Dutch vessel " Nicola " struck the wreck the next night, and had to be towed free.
20.
Stations for the vessel from date of transfer until 1895 and a permanent station include marking Elizabeth River in Hampton Roads from 1895-1918 with a brief break 1911 / 1912 when the ship was replaced by a lighted buoy . " LV-97 " was temporarily used at other locations in the lower Chesapeake Bay.
