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22 AUG 2021 Index Aberdeen Creek 12243 288 Aberdeen Proving Ground 356 Absecon 1 19 SEP 2021 Index 399 Back Channel 12313 237 Berkley 12253 �����������������������������������������275 Back Cove 12278 �������������������������������������350 Bertrand 12235 295 Index Back Creek 12226 331 Bethel 336 Back Creek 12238 288 Betterton 12274 359 Back Creek 12261 337 Bidwell Creek 12304 220 Back Creek 12274 360 Big Annemessex River 12231 �����������������334 A Back Creek 12277 243 Big Creek 12316 �������������������������������������204 Back Creek 12278 349 Big Elk Creek 12274 361 Aberdeen Creek 12243 290 Back Creek 12283 323 Big Thorofare 12231 333 Aberdeen Proving Ground 358 Back Creek 12284 318 Big Timber Creek 12313 �������������������������235 Absecon 12316 205 Back Creek 12304 221 Bishops Head Point 12261 ���������������������337 Absecon Bay 12316 ���������������������������������205 Back River 12222 287 Bivalve 12261 336 Absecon Channel 12316 �������������������������205 Back River 12248 280 Bivalve 12304 221 Absecon Creek 12316 �����������������������������205 Back River 12278 358 Blackfish Bank 12211 �����������������������������256 Absecon Inlet 12316 191 Baker Shoal 12311 222 Blackhole Creek 12282 327 Accotink Bay 12289 310 Ballast Narrows 12210 258 Blackwalnut Cove 12266 339 Agriculture, Department of 24 Balls Creek 12266 340 Blackwater Creek 12238 �������������������������292 Aids to navigation 10, 169 Baltimore 12281 �������������������������������������350 Bladensburg 12285 ���������������������������������314 Aiken Swamp-Dutch Gap Cutoff 12252 283 Baltimore Harbor 12278 349 Bloodsworth Island 12231 333 Airedele 12233 317 Baltimore Light 12282 327 Bloody Point Bar Light 12270 342 Airport, Washington National 12289 �����311 Baltimore-Washington International Bodkin Creek 12278 349 Alexandria 12289 310 Airport 354 Bodkin Island 12270 342 Alloway Creek 12311 223 Baltiore Maritime Exchange 354 Bodkin Neck 12278 ���������������������������������349 Amendments 1 Baremore Quarters 12316 205 Bodkin Point 12278 349 Anacostia River 12289 314 Barnegat Bay 12324 202 Boer 12237 295 Anchorages ���������������������������������������������171 Barnegat Inlet 12324 190 Boggs Wharf 12226 ���������������������������������331 Andalusia 12314 238 Barnegat Light 12324 ���������������������190, 191 Bogues Bay 12210 258 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Ser- Barrel Point 12248 ���������������������������������278 Bohemia River 12274 �����������������������������360 vice 24 Barrets Point 12251 280 Bonita Tideway 12316 205 Annapolis 12283 �������������������������������������324 Bass Harbor 12316 ���������������������������������206 Bonum Creek 12286 305 Antipoison Creek 12235 �������������������������297 Bass River 12316 �������������������������������������204 BookletCharts ���������������������������������������������3 Appomattox River 12252 281 Batten Bay 12248 278 Bordentown 12314 ���������������������������������239 Appoquinimink River �����������������������������223 Battery Park 12248 ���������������������������������279 Boundary Channel 12289, 12285 314 Aquia Creek 12288 308 Battle Creek 12264 ���������������������������������319 Bowers Beach 12304 219 Arlington Memorial Bridge 12285 ���������314 Bayford 12226 �����������������������������������������330 Bowlers Rock 12237 296 Army Corps of Engineers 27 Bay Head 12324 190 Bradford Bay 12210 258 Articulated Daybeacons 11 Bay Head Harbor 12324 �������������������������202 Brandywine Creek 12311 225 Articulated Lights 11 Bay Side 12311 222 Branson Cove 12286 305 Artificial Island 12311 222 Bayside Wharf 12238 291 Breakwater Harbor 12216 218 Arundel Cove 355 Beach Creek 12316 ���������������������������������207 Breton Bay 12286 305 Assateague Island 12211 �������������������������255 Beach Haven 12316, 12324 203 Brewer Creek 12270 322 Assateague Light 12211 256 Beach Haven Inlet 12316 191, 204 Brickhouse Landing 12243 291 Assawoman Bay 12211 254 Beach Point 12274 358 Bridge and Cable Clearances 6 Assawoman Canal 12214 254 Beach Thorofare 12316 205, 206 Bridgeboro 12314 238 Assawoman Inlet 12210 256 Bear Creek 12281 354 Bridge Creek 12237 296 Assawoman Island 12210 256 Beards Creek 12270 323 Bridge Lights and Clearance Gages 12 Assiscunk Creek 12314 238 Bearings 1 Bridgeport 228 Atlantic City 12316 �����������������191, 193, 205 Bear Neck Creek 12270 321 Bridges and Cables �������������������������������������1 Atlantic Marine Operations Center 12253 Beaverdam Creek 12324 �������������������������202 Bridgeton 222 274 Beesleys Point 12316 206 Bridgetown 12226 330 Automated Mutual Assistance Vessel Res- Bellevue 12266 341 Brielle 12324 201 cue System (AMVER) 14 Belmar 12324 189 Brigantine 12316 205 Automatic Identification System (AIS) Aids Belmont Bay 12289 309 to Navigation 12 Brigantine Channel 12316 ���������������������205 Ben Davis Point 12304 221 Avalon 12316 207 Brigantine Inlet 12316 191, 205 Ben Davis Point Shoal 12304 �����������������221 Avalon Shoal 12318 194 Brigantine Shoal 12316 191 Bends and curves 174 Avalon Shores 12270 321 Bristol 12314 238 Benedict 12264 319 Avon 12324 ���������������������������������������������189 Broad Bay 12254 �������������������������������������265 Ben Hands Thorofare 12316 206 Aylett 12243 291 Broadcast Notices to Mariners 9 Benjamin Franklin Bridge ���������������������232 Broadcast Notice to Mariners �������������������18 Bennett Creek 12238 288 Broad Creek 12231 ���������������������������������334 B Bennett Creek 12248 278 Broad Creek 12235 ���������������������������������294 Bennett Point 12270 343 Broad Creek 12261 ���������������������������������336 400 Index U.S. Coast Pilot 3 19 SEP 2021 Broad Creek 12266 ���������������������������������340 Carr Point 12283 323 Christina River 12311 �����������������������������224 Broad Creek 12282 ���������������������������������327 Carter Creek 12235 ���������������������������������294 Chuckatuck Creek 12248 278 Broad Creek 12289 ���������������������������������310 Carthagena Creek 12233 304 Church Cove 12233 304 Broad Creek 12316 ���������������������������������205 Cat Creek 12210 �������������������������������������258 Church Creek 12266 338 Broadkill River 12216 �����������������������������252 Cat Creek 12264 �������������������������������������319 Church Point 12233 304 Broad Thorofare 12316 205 Cat Point Creek 12237 296 Church Point 12248 280 Brooks Creek 12266 338 Cedar Creek 12304 ���������������������������������219 Churn Creek 12274 359 Brookview 12261 336 Cedar Creek 12324 ���������������������������������203 Citizenship and Immigration Services 29 Broomes Island 12264 319 Cedar Island 12210 ���������������������������������256 City Point 12252 �������������������������������������281 Browns Bay 12238 292 Cedar Island Bay 12210 258 City Wharf 12253 274 Browns Cove 12282 325 Cedar Point 317 Claiborne 12270 342 Buck Neck Landing 12278 ���������������������357 Cedar Point 12264 318 Clam Creek 12316 194 Bulkhead Shoal 12311 223 Cedar Swamp Creek 12316 206 Claremont 12251 280 Bulkhead Shoal Channel 12277 �������������224 Center for Operational Oceanographic Clarks Landing 12264 319 Bull Bluff 12288 308 Products and Services (CO-OPS) Clay Bank 12243 �������������������������������������290 Bull Neck 12235 �������������������������������������297 25 Clay Island 12261 336 Bundick 12233 303 Centerton 12314 �������������������������������������238 Clifton Beach 12288 308 Buoys 11 Centerville Landing 12272 ���������������������345 Coaches Island 12270 �����������������������������342 Burlington 12314 238 Central Branch 12228 331 Coals Landing �����������������������������������������308 Burtons Bay 12210 ���������������������������������258 Chain Bridge 12285 314 Coan 12233 ���������������������������������������������303 Burwell Bay 12248 279 Channel Markers 12 Coan River 12233 303 Bush River 12274 358 Chapel Branch 12268 �����������������������������342 Coastal Warning Display 27 Bushwood Wharf 12286 �������������������������307 Chapel Point 12288 308 Coast Pilot 1 Butlers Bluff 12224 329 Charleston Creek 12286 �������������������������307 Cobb Island 12210 257 Butylo 12237 296 Charlestown 12274 ���������������������������������361 Cobb Island 12286 306 Buzzard Point 12286 306 Chart Accuracy 5 Cobb Point Bar 12286 306 Chart Datum, Tidal Waters �������������������������5 Cobbs Creek 12235 ���������������������������������293
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