Registered boats by state in the U.S. 2022

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Recreational boating is a leisure activity consisting of traveling, fishing, or participating in sports activities by boat. According to the source, the U.S. state of Florida had the highest number of registered recreational boating vessels in 2022, with a little more than one million in total. In contrast, the District of Columbia had the smallest number of registered boating vessels, with under two thousand in 2022.

Number of registered recreational boats in the United States in 2022, by state

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Release date

May 2023

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2022

Supplementary notes

- Minnesota excludes non-motorized boats 10 feet or less in length, duckboats during duckhunting season, riceboats during harvest season, and seaplanes.
- Michigan excludes manually propelled boats 16 feet or less in length, and privately-owned non-motorized rafts, canoes, and kayaks.
- Iowa excludes inflatables under seven feet in length and canoes/kayaks under 13 feet in length.
- Pennsylvania registers non-powered craft using lakes or access areas owned by the State Fish & Boat Commission.
- Washington excludes motorboats < 16 feet with motors 10 horsepower or less used solely on exclusive state waters.
- New Jersey excludes non-motorized boats less than 12 feet in length and canoes, kayaks, racing shells and rowing sculls.

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