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Location: Dover, NH
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Coming through the Alton Bay area last night on Route 11 I noticed that several prominent boathouses that used to display red and green lights (similar to navigation lights) had changed bulbs. They were now amber in color.
This was a change since my last trip through there about a month ago. Apparently the NHMP is indeed getting the word out this summer.... ![]() |
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The law is no similar to boat lights. What about bridges with the lights there is on exception to the rule i see... |
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As far as I can tell State rules don't require anything. Those lights under bridges are advisory and I have only seen them on Winni. They may be on other places but I haven't seen them on the rivers I have been on. From the posts here it looks like NHMP is discouraging anything too complex on docks. |
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