Information about Tarrytown, NY

Boating in Tarrytown, NY Map View

A marina is southward of the principal wharves; berths, gasoline, diesel fuel, electricity, water, ice, marine supplies, and a 15-ton mobile hoist are available. Two private boat clubs are southward of the marina; a launching ramp is available.
Navigation:
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Tarrytown, Mile 24E, has about 1 mile of developed waterfront, part of which has been improved by dredging.
An abandoned lighthouse is a prominent landmark in Tarrytown. In 2008, the controlling depths in the dredged channel in Tarrytown Harbor were 7.3 feet (7.7 feet at midchannel) in the southwest connecting channel, thence 6.2 feet (7.1 feet at midchannel) in the northwest connecting channel, and 4.3 feet (6.8 feet at midchannel) in the waterfront channel. An obstruction, consisting of rocks, is on the east edge of the waterfront channel in about 41°04.8’N., 73°52.2’W. Both access channels are buoyed.
The Tappan Zee Bridge (IS 87/287), Mile 23.5, crosses Tappan Zee from Nyack to Tarrytown. The fixed span over the main channel has a clearance of 139 feet. The 470-foot east and west spans, on either side of the main span, have clearances of 123 feet. Three auxiliary openings for small boats have clearances of 11 feet. A RACON is atop the center of the main channel span of the southernmost bridge.