Name of Hazard	LAT/LONG	Type of Hazard	Type of Mark (if exists)	Description and Location of hazard
	Entrance to River Leven		Narrow Channel	Port and Starboard Lateral Marks	Keep within the lateral marks, keep to port going north and starboard going south. BP pipe runs across mouth of river and at times of low water can be a hazard to  deep draft vessels.
	Balloch Bank		Shallows	Unmarked	East of Cameron Bank, only a problem at times of low water.
	Cameron Bank		Sand & Gravel bank	Isolated danger mark	Only a problem at times of low water
	Lomond Castle	56° 1'23.98"N   4°37'20.46"W	Rocks	Isolated danger mark	You can pass east and west of this mark, but ideally keep to east.
	Inchmurrin		Rocks	South Cardinal	Rocky Shallows on point of island. (South West of Hotel)
	McDougal Bank		Sandbank	Unmarked	Only a problem at times of low water
	Prince of Wales Rock		Rocks	Isolated danger mark	Dangerous rock that a steamer once found, keep to Inchmurrin side when passing through between the islands
	Aber Isle Rocks		Rocks	Unmarked	The entire area from Ross Priory to Balamaha on the east side is very hazardous. Very shallow with rocks and sandbanks. Passage only possible with local knowledge.
	Torrinch		Rocks	North Cardinal	Line of rocks running parallel to the island off the westerly shore.
	Rossdhu  and Rossshu Bank		Sandbank and Rocks	Isolated danger mark	Large sandbank and shallows  100m in all directions from the mark. There is shallow water extending along the entire beach of the golf course from Rossdhu House to Finlas Water.
	Bandy Point		Sandbank	Port and Starboard Lateral Marks	Keep within the lateral marks, keep to port going north and starboard going south
	Inchgalbraith		Shallows	Unmarked	There is extensive shallows round the island extended up to the south beach on Inchmoan
	The Geggles	56° 5'3.87"N   4°35'53.44"W	Shallows	North and South Cardinals	The areas between Inchcruin and Inchmoan is very shallow. Its is very sandy and at times of low water can dry out.
	Little Ireland	56° 4'59.94"N   4°35'8.97"W	Rocks	Channel & Isolated Danger Marks	Rocks cover the whole area between Inchfad and Inchcruin. The channel is marked by lateral marks.Great care need to be taken in this entire areas.
	Arrochymore Point		Rocks	Unmarked	The water to the south and north is shallow and hazardous. There are rocks usually visible at low water levels.
	Inchruin		Rocks	North Cardinal	Dangerous rocks, exposed at low water, point is shallow.
	The Narrows		Rocks & Shallows	Speed Limit - No Wash zone	The "Minister Rock" is exposed at times of low water and is indicated by the Green channel mark. Coming out from the south in an easterly direction is a long rock, mostly always covered by water but just under the surface. Its extremity is marked by the red channel marker. The proper course through the channel is through the lateral marks in a " Z " course.
	Narrows south of "The Haven"	56° 5'1.72"N   4°36'58.11"W	Shandbank	Unmarked	There is sandbank between Inchmoan and Inchconnachan near the shore of Incmoan as you transit south west from the north beach of Inchmoan, keep to the Inchconnachan side to the north, but avoid the shallows off the old tree with the 5mph sign.
	Slate Bay		Rock	Unmarked	There is a rock usually submerged at the end of a strip of shallow water coming out from the shore in a North Easterly direction from the south side of the bay
	Islands and Rocks off Luss		Rocks	Channel & Isolated Danger Marks	There are a number of small islands and rocks off Luss. The largest is Fraoch. To pass between Fraoch and the main land keep between the red lateral mark and Fraoch. The other channel to the East of Fraoch is marked by lateral marks.
	Sharbau Bank		Rocks and Sandbank	Unmarked	This is shown marked on older charts but no mark is there today. Only a problem at times of low water.
	Luss Camp Site	56° 6'34.14"N   4°38'7.79"W	Sandbank	East Cardinal	Shallow point extending from Camp Site
	Ross Isles		Rocks	Isolated danger mark	Between the Islands, Pilot Rock is roughly in the middle. Its is only a problem at times of low water. On the landward side of the inner island there are submerged rocks off the east side of the bay.
	Pilot Bank		Rock	Unmarked	Hazardous rocks just north of Ross Point
	Montrose Bank		Rock	Unmarked	This area is very rocky, only a problem at times of low water. Care should be taken as the rocks is on the shore side of the North/South course normally taken.
	Inverbeg Bank		Sandbank	Isolated danger mark	As well as the isolated danger mark there are usually a number of poles and flags indicating the extent of the bank. There is safe water on both sides, but it is shallow at the mouth of Douglas Water at the caravan side at Inverbeg
	Eilean Deargannan		Shallows	Unmarked	Around the Island at Rowerdennan is shallow all round, but especially on the north and west sides.
	Stanley Rock		Rock	Unmarked	The rock is north west of Eilean Deargannan and only a problem at times of low water. ( north west of the island off Rowerdennan)
	Rob Roy's Cave		Rocks	Isolated danger mark	Keep to the west or the mark.
	Ardvorlich Bay		Rocks	Isolated danger mark	There are a number of rocks to the north of Ardvorlich bay and to the north west of Island I Vow
	Guy Rock		Rock	Unmarked	Just south of Island I Vow, only a problem at times of low water.
	Rubhna Ban		Sandbank	East Cardinal	Just north of Island I Vow on the West shore is a bank that comes a long way out to the cardinal, and dries in time of low water.
	Ardlui Bay		Shallows	Unmarked	There are extensive shallows  on the north and east sides of the bay.
	River Falloch		Sandbanks and Shallows	Unmarked	The entrance to the river has an extensive sandbank that moves, entrance must be made with care. Once in the river the depth varies considerable and the bottom is hard to see due to the peaty water.
Caveats & Disclaimer: This list is provided under good faith and at your own risk. You should ensure your have the relevant chart for Loch Lomond.