- Prevention Division (dp)
- Waterways Management Branch (dpw)
- Inspections & Investigations (dpi)
- Private Aids to Navigation
- Marine Notices
- Waterways Analysis and Management System (WAMS)
- Report ATON Discrepancy
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Coast Guard District 14
Honolulu, Hawaii
Waterways Management Branch
What is the Fourteenth Coast Guard District?
The Fourteenth Coast Guard District, with the District office in Honolulu, Hawaii, is comprised of: the State of Hawaii, the Pacific island possessions of the United Stated south of latitude 40 degrees north and west of a line that runs from 40 degrees north, 150 degrees west through latitude 5 degrees south, 110 degrees west; the ocean area west and south of a line that runs from position 51 degrees north, 158 degrees east to position 43 degrees north, 165 degrees east; thence due south to latitude 40 degrees north; thence due east to longitude 150 degrees west; then southeasterly through latitude 5 degrees south, longitude 110 degrees west.
The Office of Aids to Navigation
The Fourteenth Coast Guard District Aids to Navigation Branch is responsible for federal aids to navigation (ATON), regulates private aids to navigation, issues Local Notice to Mariners, and evaluates navigable waterways to ensure they are adequately marked. To service these aids, the Fourteenth Coast Guard District employs three cutters and one Aids to Navigation Team.
Services Provided by the Office of Aids to Navigation:
- Private Aids
- U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Rules
- Marine Notices
- Report an ATON Discrepancy
- WAMS
- Lighthouses
- Local Notice to Mariners
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