Navigable Waters, Shipping and Watercraft 

Texas Codes > Water Code > Title 4 > Chapter 62 - Article Xvi, Section 59, Navigation Districts

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Questions & Answers: Navigable Waters, Shipping and Watercraft

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Texas Laws: Navigable Waters, Shipping and Watercraft

Texas Occupations Code > Title 14 > Subtitle B - Regulations Related To Vessels

Texas Special District Local Laws Code > Title 5 > Subtitle A - Navigation Districts And Port Authorities

Texas Special District Local Laws Code > Title 6 > Subtitle G - River Authorities

Texas Transportation Code > Title 4 - Navigation

Texas Water Code > Title 3 - River Compacts

Texas Water Code > Title 4 > Chapter 60 - Navigation Districts--General Provisions

Texas Water Code > Title 4 > Chapter 61 - Article Iii, Section 52, Navigation Districts

Texas Water Code > Title 4 > Chapter 62 - Article Xvi, Section 59, Navigation Districts

Texas Water Code > Title 4 > Chapter 63 - Self-Liquidating Navigation Districts

Texas Water Code > Title 4 > Chapter 68 - Ship Channel Security Districts

U.S. Code Provisions: Navigable Waters, Shipping and Watercraft

U.S. Code > Title 46 - Shipping

U.S. Code > Title 33 - Navigation And Navigable Waters

U.S. Code Title 33 > Chapter 36 > Subchapter III - Inland Waterway Transportation System

Federal Regulations: Navigable Waters, Shipping and Watercraft

CFR > Title 44 > Chapter IV - Department Of Commerce And Department Of Transportation

CFR Title 44 > Chapter IV > Part 401 - Shipping restrictions (T-1)

CFR Title 44 > Chapter IV > Part 402 - Shipments on American flag ships and aircraft (T-1, Int. 1)

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