New Jersey § 12:9-6 Restrictions on anchoring vessels in certain waters

New Jersey Statutes

§ 12:9-6 — Restrictions on anchoring vessels in certain waters

New Jersey § 12:9-6

Title 12COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

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Bluebook

N.J. Stat. Ann. § 12:9-6 (2026).

Text

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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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.