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Cargo coming into port

Shipping ports

The Port Authority of New York handles every type of cargo imaginable-- containers, automobiles, liquid and dry bulk, and even live circus animals.

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Shipping Ports Shipping Ports
Staten Island Ferry

Ferries

Ferries form a part of the public transport systems of many waterside cities and islands, allowing direct transit between points at a capital cost much lower than bridges or tunnels

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Ferries Ferries
Cruise Ship leaving Port

Cruise Terminals

New York City's world-class cruise ship ports in both Manhattan and Brooklyn offer ideal facilities for cruise arrivals or departures.

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Cruise Terminals Cruise Terminals
Entering Canal Lock

Canals

The New York State Canal System offers numerous vacation opportunities for the young and old alike. Try your hand at captaining your own boat or ride your bike along the over 260 miles of Canalway Trail.

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Canals Canals

Waterway Resources


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Public Boat Launches

Check for public boat
launches by county from
throughout New York
State.
US Coast Guard

US Coast Guard

The US Coast Guard
offers a wealth of
resources through its
Boating Safety Division.

Boat Registration

NYS law requires any
motor-driven boat
operated on a public
waterway be registered.

Erie Canal

The Erie Canalway
National Heritage
Corridor encompasses
New York’s canal system.
Information for:
NYS Boating Safety Course NYS Office of Parks and Recreation Department of Environmantal Conservation