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USPS District 12 Squadrons
	USPS District 12
	Bare Cove Sail & Power Squadron - Hingham
	Great Blue Hill Sail & Power Squadron - Dedham
	Old Colony Power Squadron - Bridgewater
	Nobscot Power Squadron - Natick
	Quincy Bay Power Squadron - Quincy
	Minute Man Power Squadron - Acton
	Worcester County Sail & Power Squadron - Worcester

USPS Districts and Squadrons
	Many Districts and Squadrons have their own web sites. To visit any of these sites, and to learn more about the Power Squadron experience, use the links below. A new browser window will open for you.
	District Links
	Squadron Links

New England Lighthouses
	New England Lighthouses: A Virtual Guide. This web site shows each lighthouse in the New England coastal area, and includes details of whether or not it is open to the public.

Safe Boating, Regulations, Notice to Mariners, Etc.
	Safe Boating hints and tips
	US Coast Guard Notice to Mariners, Navigation Information
	US Coast Guard Home Page

Launching Ramps
	Boat Ramps in Massachusetts

Boating Clubs
	Pelagic Sailing Club: For those who wish to sail, with or without owning a boat, the Pelagic Sailing Club may be just what you need. The Pelagic Sailing Club, which meets once monthly at the Savin Hill Yacht Club, exists to make matches between skippers who need crew, and crew who need skippers. Like CRSPS it emphasizes good fellowship, and has a full calendar of events. (Never miss the clam- bake).

Boating Supplies
	The Map Shack of Wakefield stocks NOAA and Navigational charts worldwide, plus maps, atlases, books, waterproof charts, and much more for the boater and outdoor person.

For Fun
	Click on this link for historical shanties and songs of the sea. (You will need to be able to process MIDI files to hear the music.)