Three swimmers transit New York Harbor with support vessels, Manhattan NY
Road ClosureA swimming event took place on September 6 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Three swimmers, supported by various vessels and kayaks, transited from near Battery Park in Manhattan through the Buttermilk Channel along the northern side of New York Harbor. They crossed the shipping channel north of the Arizona Bridge and proceeded outside the channel in a straight line to Sandy Hook, New Jersey. Mariners were advised to keep a safe distance and travel at no-wake speed near the swim event.
Audio|Source: Northern NJ and NY City Area Marine
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Transcript:
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Sirete, all stations, all stations, all stations.
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This United States Coast Coast Coast Coast 2nd, New York, United States Coast Coast Coast Coast 2nd New York, United East Coast Coast Coast Coast Marine information broadcast concerning three swimmers in the vicinity of Battery Park to Sandy Hook Point, listen to Channel 22 Alpha, 157-1 megahertz, out.
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Alright, we gotta grab Sheldon too, so I guess we'll wait for you guys to get out of the way.
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A swim will take place on September 6 between 9 a.m.
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and 4 p.m., three swimmers assisted by various support vessels and kayaks will transit from near Battery Park in Manhattan through the buttermilk channel along the northern side of the harbor.
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Then across the shipping channel in the narrow north of Arizona Bridge, they will then transit soft outside the channel in a straight line to Sandy Hook, New Jersey.
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For swimmers will be grass.
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Manors are urged to stay at a safe distance from the sub-event and transit at a no-awake speed.
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While in the vicinity of his event, interested mariners may contact with some organizers on Marine and Radio Channel 06, DHS.
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At that break is the United States Coast Office of New York.
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Out.
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New York Harbor, United States
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