Name the source.
Every figure should show its source, datum, time, or vessel assumption when that context affects the decision.
Lir brings a working captain’s question, the relevant federal source, and the vessel context into one readable brief. It is designed to help you prepare and check your thinking — not to take the watch.
Lir combines a curated maritime knowledge base with live and file-backed federal source data where those feeds are available. The answer UI keeps the basis visible: a chart, notice, tide, water level, or vessel assumption is named rather than implied.
Source inventory: NOAA for charts, Coast Pilot, tides, currents, and weather; USCG for Local Notices to Mariners and navigation information; USACE for locks, dams, and river conditions; USGS for river gauges; and NWS for marine forecasts. Availability depends on the water and the question.
Lir currently serves these waters. What it can verify depends on the route, vessel, and question.
Live
Live · Gulf
Live · Inland
Coming
In build
These figures are recounted from Lir’s production-serving sources for this release. If a number cannot be verified, it is marked not counted.
NOAA · USCG · USACE · USGS · NWS
Live regions: distinct verified entries in the route-serving coverage inventory; coming and in-build waters excluded. Other figures are withheld when their source or identity cannot be verified.
Every figure should show its source, datum, time, or vessel assumption when that context affects the decision.
If Lir cannot verify a clearance, depth, notice, or route detail, it should say so instead of guessing.
Lir supports passage planning. Check current official charts, notices, conditions, and procedures before getting underway.
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Ask Lir, Voyage Plan and Around Me on every water Lir serves, live USCG notices, bridges with charted clearances, and a source named on every figure.
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No. Lir is advisory; verify against current official charts, Notices to Mariners and USCG publications. You remain the final authority aboard.
The live regions listed above; more waters are added region by region.
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