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12:9-6 - Restrictions on anchoring vessels in certain waters
12:9-6. Restrictions on anchoring vessels in certain waters
No vessel shall be anchored within three hundred yards of the end of a pier extending from the shore of New Jersey into the waters of New York harbor, or of the North or Hudson rivers, between a point in Jersey City due west from the westmost point of Ellis island, and a point in the North river known as Castle point in the city of Hoboken.
The harbor masters of Hudson county shall enforce this section.
No vessel shall be anchored within three hundred yards of the end of a pier extending from the shore of New Jersey into the waters of New York harbor, or of the North or Hudson rivers, between a point in Jersey City due west from the westmost point of Ellis island, and a point in the North river known as Castle point in the city of Hoboken.
The harbor masters of Hudson county shall enforce this section.
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