Detroit River Race Locks Down: Coast Guard's Regatta Traffic Jam
Published Date: 6/4/2025
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The Coast Guard is setting up a special safety zone on the Detroit River near Wyandotte, MI, for the Wyandotte Regatta. Boats and people can’t enter this area unless the Coast Guard says it’s okay. This keeps everyone safe before, during, and after the race, so plan ahead if you’re on the water!
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Wyandotte Regatta: boat access barred
For the Wyandotte Regatta on the Detroit River near Wyandotte, MI, the Coast Guard established a safety zone that prohibits vessels and people from entering the area unless the Captain of the Port Detroit or a designated representative specifically authorizes entry. The restriction applies immediately prior to, during, and after the race. If you plan to be on the water near Wyandotte, you must avoid the zone or obtain authorization before entering.
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