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Aside from "no wake zones" and other areas with a posted speed limit, the intracoastal waterway does not have "speed limits". However, all boaters are required to operate their vessels in a "safe a prudent manner". That may be up for interpretation, but if you cause an injury or death by zipping around at high speed, the interpretation will probably not work out in your favor.

Happy boating, and keep it safe.

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