Which landmark defines the Northwestern Boundary for Pontoon, Cape Horn, and Edge Water?

• A. Perdido Key Bridge
• B. Buoy #10 in the Pensacola Pass
• C. Navy Blvd Bridge (Front Gate)
• D. Lexington Pier

Answer: (C)

Boundaries in this area are set using fixed landmarks so boaters have a clear, unchanging reference point. The Northwestern Boundary for Pontoon, Cape Horn, and Edge Water is defined by the Navy Blvd Bridge (Front Gate) because it is a prominent, fixed structure at the edge of the navigable area, easily visible from the water and officially recognized as the boundary reference. Other landmarks don’t serve as the boundary: Perdido Key Bridge is farther west and not designated as the boundary line; Buoy #10 marks a navigational aid rather than a boundary; Lexington Pier is inside the harbor area and not the boundary marker. So the Navy Blvd Bridge best defines the Northwestern Boundary.