Know what to verify before you drop anchor.
A cautious, location-aware view of Florida anchoring rules, charted areas and current Coast Guard notices — built for the Gulf Coast, Florida ICW, Atlantic coast and Keys.
See the military water restrictions around you.
The nearest comparable guide is selected automatically. Browse all ten verified Florida coastal reference areas below.

Snapshot November 6, 2026. This illustration helps locate the area; it does not show a live open/closed status and is not for navigation.
Open Tyndall iSportsman alertsLatest USCG notices · sector pending
Sector-wide safety feed; open each notice and assess its stated geographic area
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Open the official USCG Broadcast Notice to Mariners search before anchoring.
Local situation map
Mapped NOAA and federal boundaries around the selected position
What applies here
Rules and nearby reference areas
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Official sources, visible by design.
Each source answers a different question. A charted anchorage is not proof that local anchoring is lawful, and a quiet USCG feed does not erase state or local restrictions.
Florida Statutes
Current 2026 anchoring limitation areas, statewide setbacks, navigation interference and long-term anchoring rules.
NOAA ENC Direct
Live chart-derived anchorages, restricted areas and military-practice areas near the selected position.
33 CFR Part 334
Federal danger zones and restricted areas for Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and other operating authorities.
Military local notices
Official local operating notices are checked where bases publish usable current access pages, including Tyndall and Eglin.
USCG NAVCEN
Sector Broadcast Notices to Mariners for fast-changing hazards, closures and operations.
eCFR Title 33
Federal anchorage grounds, special-purpose areas and operating requirements.