If you have a board with an orange border, what type of marker does it indicate?

A board with an orange border serves to indicate an information or regulatory mark. This color coding is used in various maritime contexts to provide specific information or instructions to mariners, particularly regarding navigational rules, areas of regulation, or other important navigational information that requires attention.

The orange color makes it easily distinguishable from other markers, which may use different colors to convey different meanings. The purpose of this designation is to ensure that boaters can quickly understand the regulations they need to follow while navigating in that area.

In the case of hazard markers, they typically use colors like yellow or red. Warning marks are also associated with other specific colors, typically focusing on potential dangers or areas to avoid rather than providing regulatory information. Directional marks usually use green or red colors to indicate safe passage along channels. Therefore, the orange border specifically aligns with the purpose of delivering regulatory or informational content to mariners.