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Navigation, Seamanship, And Shiphandling (NSS) – Officer Of The Deck (OOD) Phase 2 Practice Exam

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What color pattern identifies a North Cardinal Buoy?
Correct Answer:
Black & Yellow
Explanation:
Cardinal marks use a black and yellow color scheme to identify their type, with the arrangement of the bands indicating direction. A North Cardinal Buoy is identified by the black-and-yellow pattern, which signals that safe water lies to the north of the mark. This color combination is specific to cardinal marks, distinguishing them from other buoy types that use red/white, black/white, or red/black patterns.

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