Missouri Boating Statistics & Drownings interested in recreational boating crashes and accidental drowning incidents occurring in the state. It contains information which provides

MissouriBoating Statistics& Drownings

Department of Public Safety

Missouri State Highway Patrol

2016Edition

2015Statistics

Boating Statistics & Drownings/2015 statistics 1

Introduction This booklet is published by the Missouri State Highway Patrol as an aid to persons who are interested in recreational boating crashes and accidental drowning incidents occurring in the state. It contains information which provides a comprehensive look at statewide crashes and accidental drowning incidents as experienced in 2015. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is the central recreational boating data collection agency for the State of Missouri. The Patrol investigates all recreational boating crashes occurring in the state and either investigates or gathers data on accidental drowning incidents occurring in state and private waters.

Interesting Statistics

It is hoped that the information in this booklet will be of value to you. Certainly it is the most comprehen-sive look available at statewide crashes and accidental drowning incidents inMissouri.

Here at a glance are some interesting statistics found in this booklet:

• In 2015 there were 17 persons killed and 70 persons injured in recreational boating crashes in the State of Missouri. There were two more killed and 33 fewer injured than in 2014. There was a decrease of 15% in total crashes statewide (152) compared to 2014 (179).

• In 2015 there were 152 total crashes including 83 property damage only, 52 injury, and 17 fatal.

• "Water conditions (rough, chop, current, etc.)" was the leading contributing circumstance for all crashes followed by "failed to keep proper lookout." Impairment (alcohol/drugs) was known to have been a contributing circumstance to 13 crashes statewide.

• "Falls overboard" crashes resulted in the deaths of six persons. This was 35% of the total persons killed in crashes.

• Of all crashes reported statewide, 75% (114) occurred during the months of May through August.

• Most crashes occurred on Saturday (61) and Sunday (36) and most (111) occurred between noon and 8:00 p.m.

• Of all crashes reported statewide, 73% (111) involved only one watercraft. Sixteen of the 17 fatal crashes involved only one watercraft.

• Of the 193 boat operators involved in crashes, 107 had no prior boater education.• In 2015, there were 31 persons killed in accidental drowning incidents occurring in state

waters, 10 more than in 2014. The Missouri State Highway Patrol also investigated 14 accidental drowning incidents that occurred on private property. Additionally, there were 23 accidental drowning incidents, directly attributable to flooding/flooded roadways, investigated by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

• Most drowning incidents occurred on Saturday (20), Wednesday (11), and Tuesday (10) and most occurred during the months of December (18) and July (16). (The majority of the December drownings (15) were attributable to a large storm system, which resulted in numerous flooded roadways throughout the state. These 15 drownings involved persons driving into flooded areas and being swept away with their vehicle or upon exiting it.)

2 Boating Statistics & Drownings/2015 statistics

Index

Boating Crashes by Year ........................................................................................3

Boating Crashes by Month ...................................................................................3

Boating Crashes by Day and Hour ......................................................................4

Boating Crashes by County ..................................................................................5

Boating Crashes by Troop .....................................................................................5

Nationwide Information .......................................................................................6

Water and Weather Conditions ............................................................................6

Crash Type ..............................................................................................................7

Boating Crashes by Body of Water/County ...............................................8 & 9

Boating Crashes by Multi-County Body of Water .............................................9

Probable Contributing Circumstances ..............................................................10

Vessel Actions at Time of Crash .........................................................................11

Alcohol Involvement ...........................................................................................11

Number of Vessels Involved ...............................................................................12

Vessel Type Involved ...........................................................................................12

Age of Killed/Injured & Operators ...................................................................13

Buoy/Regatta/Dive Team/Boater Education Statistics .................................14

Drownings by Year ..............................................................................................15

Drownings by Month ..........................................................................................15

Drownings by Day & Hour ................................................................................16

Drownings by Troop ............................................................................................17

Drownings by County .........................................................................................17

Drownings by Body of Water .............................................................................18

Age of Drowning Victim .....................................................................................19

Holiday Crashes & Drownings ..........................................................................20

Highway Patrol Headquarters ...........................................................................21


Boating Crashes by Year

Statewide Boating Crashes in Missouri

Boating Crashes by Month

Statewide Boating Crashes By MonthFatal Injury Property

Damage Total

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberTotal

2007

1933372519523

152

100022334101

17

00021

1119125011

52

1005

1620151010411

83

Total

106

111

105

118

87

Killed

Persons Involved

Injury

Statewide Crashes

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

16

10

17

14

17

64

75

61

82

52

86

109

62

83

83

166

194

140

179

152

PropertyDamageYear Fatal Injury Total

19

12

17

15

17

87

99

88

103

70


Crashes by Day and Hour

Midnight to 3:59 4:00 to 7:59 8:00 to 11:59 Noon to 3:59 4:00 to 7:59 Unknown

A.M.

All Crashes

Fatal Crashes

Hour ofOccurrence

7%12

9 10

61

Day of Occurrence

All Crashes

Fatal Crashes

8%

4%6

18

36

Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri. Sat. Sun.

24%

4

6%

18%

12%

40%

5

2

0% 0%

3

18%

29%

12%

61

5

40%

29%

33%

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5

29%

128%

16%

24%

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5

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8:00 to 11:59

64%

12%

17

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18%

0

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6%

16

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114

41719

Boating Crashes by Troop

Troop Fatal Injury PropertyDamage Total %

Troop A ..........................................................Troop B ...........................................................Troop C ..........................................................Troop D ..........................................................Troop E ...........................................................Troop F ...........................................................Troop G ..........................................................Troop H ..........................................................Troop I ............................................................Total ................................................................

542

130

25300

52

10105

174

32311

83

16148

356

63712

152

10.539.215.26

23.033.95

41.454.610.661.32

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17

Boating Crashes by County

Statewide Boating CrashStatistics by County - The

first figure in a county represents the total fatal boating crashes

during 2015. The second figure represents the total injuryboating crashes. The thirdfigure represents the totalproperty damage boating

crashes during 2015.

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PercentWeather Conditions

All Crashes

6540192

251

152

All Crashes

1083716000

152

Percent

41.1817.650.000.00

41.180.00

Percent

76.4711.760.00

11.760.000.000.00

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17

Clear .........................................................Cloudy .....................................................Fog ............................................................Rain ..........................................................Snow .........................................................Hazy .........................................................Unknown .................................................Total ..........................................................

Calm (waves less than 6") ...............................Choppy (waves 6" to 2') ................................Rough (waves 2' to 6') ...................................Very Rough (waves more than 6') ..................Strong/Swift Current .............................Unknown ..................................................Total ...........................................................

Fatal Crashes

Fatal Crashes

42.7626.3212.501.32

16.450.66

71.0524.340.663.950.000.000.00

Water & Weather Conditions

Nationwide Information

NationwideBoating Crashes

Boating Crashes ...................................

Injured ...................................................Killed .....................................................

Cost (Property Damage) .....................

2014

$38 million

4,064

2,678

2015

610

Source: United States Coast Guard

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4,158

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Crashes by Body of Water/County

Body of WaterCrash Severity Personal SeverityInjuryFatal Property

Damage Total Killed Injured Total

Black RiverBlue Springs LakeBull Shoals LakeCurrent RiverCurrent RiverCurrent RiverEleven Point RiverElk RiverGasconade RiverGasconade RiverGasconade RiverGasconade RiverJames RiverLake of the OzarksLake of the OzarksLake of the OzarksLake of the OzarksLake ThunderheadLong Branch LakeMark Twain LakeMark Twain LakeMeramec RiverMississippi RiverMississippi RiverMississippi RiverMississippi RiverMissouri RiverMissouri RiverOsage RiverOther ImpoundmentOther StreamOther StreamPomme De Terre LakeSac RiverShoal CreekSmithville LakeSmithville Lake

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1716011100000100100100020

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191

11201243011201101012021

County

ReynoldsJacksonTaneyCarterRipleyShannonOregonMcDonaldOsagePulaskiWrightMariesStoneCamdenMillerMorganBentonPutnamMaconMonroeRallsFranklinCape GirardeauLewisMarionSt. CharlesSt. CharlesPlatteColeVernonLewisSt. FrancoisHickoryCedarNewtonClayClinton

1412412211112

402

18312343111311211112141

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Crashes by Body of Water/County



Stockton LakeStockton LakeTable Rock LakeTable Rock Lake Thomas Hill LakeTruman LakeTruman LakeWappapello Lake

Total

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52

22460211

83

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CedarDadeBarryStoneRandolphBentonHenryWayne

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141311

152

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11382100

87

Crashes by Multi-CountyBody of Water



Current River .............................................Gasconade River ........................................Lake of the Ozarks ....................................Mark Twain Lake ......................................Meramec River ..........................................Mississippi River .......................................Missouri River ...........................................Osage River ................................................Smithville Lake ..........................................Stockton Lake.............................................Table Rock Lake .........................................Truman Lake ..............................................Total ............................................................

136001100000

12

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24101012291

43

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336341134

103

73

74

637362256

194

128

1360011000

111

24

20

39101012200

48

33

451021122

111

72


Probable Contributing Circumstances

Fatal Total Killed Injured TotalInjuryPropertyDamage

Personal SeverityCrash SeverityProbable ContributingCircumstance

0

1

2

5

1

0

0

4

4

0

0

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0

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1

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2

2

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5

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7

16

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31

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4

4

0

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25

26

15

2

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15

1

8

2

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12

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26

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16

17

12

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Dam/Lock ....................................................

Equipment Failure (PFD, Bilge Pump, etc.) .......

Excessive Speed ...........................................

Exhaustion ....................................................

Failed to Keep Proper Lookout .................

Failed to Take Evasive Action ...................

Failure to Yield.............................................

Hazard in Water ..........................................

Health/Medical Problem ...........................

Hull Failure ..................................................

Ignition of Fuel or Vapor ............................

Impairment (Alcohol/Drugs) ...........................

Improper Anchoring ...................................

Improperly Loaded Vessel .........................

Inattention ....................................................

Inexperience of Operator ...........................

Mechanical Failure (Electric/Fuel, etc.) ...........

Navigation Lights (None/Partial) ...................

Navigation Rules Violation ........................

Off Throttle Steering ...................................

Operated Too Close to Shoreline ..............

Other .............................................................

Overloaded...................................................

Passenger/Skier Behavior .........................

Restricted Visibility (Fog, Rain, etc.) ...............

Restricted Vision ......................................................

Standing/Sitting on Gunwhal, Bows, Transom ..

Swimming Ability (Weak/None) ...................

Type of Vessel ...............................................

Unknown ......................................................

Water Conditions (Rough, Chop, Current, etc.) ..

Weather Conditions ....................................

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24

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10

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Vessel Action Fatal Injury Total %

Anchored ........................................................Commercial Activity .....................................Docked ............................................................Fishing ............................................................Fueling ............................................................Hunting ..........................................................Leaving Dock .................................................Other ...............................................................Recreational (Pleasure) Boating ..................Starting Engine ..............................................Moored (Bank, Vessel, etc.) ..........................Racing .............................................................Towing Other Vessel .....................................Tubing .............................................................Water Skiing ...................................................Whitewater Sports ........................................Unknown ........................................................Total .................................................................

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64

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1082106

7401000115

111

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12801005959

193

1.040.005.187.251.041.040.003.11

66.320.000.520.000.002.594.662.594.66

PropertyDamage

Vessel Actions at Time of Crash

Drinking and Crashes - Whether or not a person has been drinking cannot always be determined at the scene of a crash. It is generally impossible to determine the persons who have had one or a few drinks; yet, these individuals may be as much of a hazard as the obvious drunk. Because of the time lapse from the moment of occurrence until an officer arrives at the scene to make the investigation, a person's condition concerning drinking can change a great deal. In cases where the individual may have been removed to a hospital, doctor's office or funeral home, his condition may never be deter-mined.

All Boating Crashes: Alcohol Involved ..........................................24 No Alcohol Involved ................................. 111 Information Not Known .............................17

Fatal Boating Crashes: Alcohol Involved ............................................4 No Alcohol Involved ................................... 11 Information Not Known ...............................2

Persons Killed ................................................................. 2Persons Injured ............................................................. 13

Alcohol Involvement

YesNo

UnknownTotal

PropertyDamageFatal Injury Total

4112

17

11356

52

2411117

152

9659

83

Alcohol/Drugs Probable Contributing Circumstance

(Includes crashes where an operator was drinking or using drugs regardless of the alcohol/drugs contributing to the crash.)

Alcohol Involved

(Includes crashes where alcohol or drug use contributed to the cause of the crash.)


Vessel Type Involved

Crash Severity

Fatal Injury PropertyDamage

0

2

0

1

4

8

1

1

1

0

18

1

1

0

0

0

38

18

5

0

1

64

15

0

1

0

2

68

8

16

0

1

111

Cabin Motorboat ...................................

Canoe ......................................................

Houseboat ..............................................

Jon ............................................................

Kayak ......................................................

Open Motorboat ....................................

Personal Watercraft ...............................

Pontoon ...................................................

Rowboat ..................................................

Unknown ................................................

Total .........................................................

Vessel Type

Persons Involved

123

Total

Statewide Crashes by Number of Vessels Involved

Injury TotalNumber of

Vessels

50200

70

66210

87

CrashesFatal

1610

17

Prop. DamageFatal Injury Total

1610

17

40120

52

55280

83

111410

152

Number of Vessels Involved

Total

16

3

1

1

6

114

27

22

1

2

193


Age of Killed/Injured and Operators

6 - 10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 30

31 - 35

36 - 40

41 - 45

46 - 50

51 - 55

56 - 60

61 - 65

66 - 70

71 - 75

76 and Over

Not Stated

Total

Age of Person Killed Percent

5.88

5.88

0.00

5.88

11.76

5.88

11.76

5.88

5.88

11.76

11.76

11.76

0.00

5.88

0.00

0.00

Injured

2

6

8

9

6

5

3

7

2

11

6

3

1

0

1

0

70

Percent

2.86

8.57

11.43

12.86

8.57

7.14

4.29

10.00

2.86

15.71

8.57

4.29

1.43

0.00

1.43

0.00

NumberInvolvedAge of Operator

15 and Under1617181920

21 - 2526 - 3031 - 3536 - 4041 - 4546 - 5051 - 5556 - 6061 - 6566 - 7071 - 75

76 and OverNot Stated

Total Drivers

134031

1417151220162419111123

17193

FatalCrashes

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InjuryCrashes

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PropertyDamageCrashes

01402066898

101876712

16111

Severity

Killed/InjuredBy Age Group

Age ofOperatorsof Vessels

Involved inCrashes

1

1

0

1

2

1

2

1

1

2

2

2

0

1

0

0

17


Buoy/Regatta/Dive Team/Boater Education Statistics

Buoy/Regatta/Dive Team/Boater Education Statistics

2013

Buoy PermittingPermits .................................................

Approved Applications .....................

Denied Applications ..........................

Revoked Permits ................................

Updated Permits ................................

Other Modifications/Reinstate. .......

Regatta PermittingTotal Permitted Events ......................

Dive Team MissionsTotal Dives ...........................................

Boater EducationStudents Taught by Troopers ............

Internet Courses Taught ....................

Total Education Cards Issued ...........

2014

5,219

55

26

40

15

0

1,942

42

1,974

9,942

10,564

5,349

38

40

199

21

9

1,880

51

2,333

10,160

12,144

2015

5,422

74

45

180

9

10

1,904

37

2,940

10,598

11,831

Boater Education of Operator

Fatal Injury PropertyDamage

0

1

0

0

0

11

6

18

1

15

0

1

0

38

9

64

0

22

0

4

0

58

27

111

American Red Cross ........................

State ....................................................

U.S. Power Squadron .......................

USCG Auxillary ................................

Other ..................................................

None ...................................................

Unknown ...........................................

Total ....................................................

Boater Education Received Total

1

38

0

5

0

107

42

193


Drownings by Month

Statewide Drowning Incidents By Month

Drownings by Year

Statewide Drowning Incidents in MissouriPrivateState

Waters

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

35

17

35

21

31

6

4

3

8

14

41

21

38

29

68

Year Total

PrivateStateWaters

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Total

0

0

2

2

4

7

7

3

3

1

0

2

31

0

2

0

1

1

1

4

2

1

0

1

1

14

0

2

2

3

5

9

16

5

4

1

3

18

68

Month Total

No accidental drowning victim was wearing a personal floatation device.

Flood/Other

0

0

0

0

0

1

5

0

0

0

2

15

24

Flood/Other

0

0

0

0

23


Drownings by Day and Hour

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Total

Day of Week StateWaters Private

2

2

3

0

0

2

5

14

Total

7

6

10

11

6

8

20

68

Percent

10.29

8.82

14.71

16.18

8.82

11.76

29.41

Time of Day

Midnight to 3:59 a.m.

4:00 a.m. to 7:59 a.m.

8:00 a.m. to 11:59 a.m.

Noon to 3:59 p.m.

4:00 p.m. to 7:59 p.m.

8:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m.

Unknown

Total

2

1

6

12

7

3

0

31

Private

1

0

2

5

4

1

1

14

Total

6

1

11

17

14

18

1

68

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8.82

1.47

16.18

25.00

20.59

26.47

1.47

DrowningIncidents byDay of Week

DrowningIncidents byTime of Day

2

4

5

5

5

6

4

31

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TroopState

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Statewide Drownings by County Statewide Drowning

Statistics by County - The first figure in a county represents

the total drowning incidents in state waters during 2015. The

second figure represents the total drowning incidents in private

waters. The thirdfigure represents the total

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the totalstatewide drowning

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31

11101112112412231121111211115111123244

68


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10021010002001000000010011205000000104

23


Age of Drowning Victim

1 - 56 - 10

11 - 1516 - 2021 - 2526 - 3031 - 3536 - 4041 - 4546 - 5051 - 5556 - 6061 - 6566 - 7071 - 75

76+Unknown

Total

Age ofPerson

StateWaters Total

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108535

10213431

68

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Highway Patrol Headquarters

Troop A504 S.E. Blue ParkwayLee's Summit, MO 64063-4351Phone: 816-622-0800Fax: 816-622-0715

Troop B308 Pine Crest DriveMacon, MO 63552-1030Phone: 660-385-2132Fax: 660-385-3920

Troop C891 Technology DriveWeldon Spring, MO 63304Phone: 636-300-2800Fax: 636-300-2741

Troop C Service CenterP.O. Box 6125268 Flat River RoadPark Hills, MO 63601-0612Phone: 573-431-0166Fax: 573-431-4429

Troop D3131 East KearneySpringfield, MO 65803-5044Phone: 417-895-6868Fax: 417-895-6877

Troop D Service Center5182 South Grand AvenueCarthage, MO 64836-9541Phone: 417-359-1500Fax: 417-359-1506

Troop E4947 Highway 67 NorthPoplar Bluff, MO 63901-8719Phone: 573-840-9500Fax: 573-840-9509

Troop E Service Center105 Keystone DriveSikeston, MO 63801-5603Phone: 573-472-5200Fax: 573-472-5204

Troop FP.O. Box 5682920 N. Shamrock RoadJefferson City, MO 65102-0568Phone: 573-751-1000Fax: 573-751-6814

Troop G1226 West Business Highway 60/63Willow Springs, MO 65793Phone: 417-469-3121Fax: 417-469-3105

Troop H3525 North Belt HighwaySt. Joseph, MO 64506-1370Phone: 816-387-2345Fax: 816-387-2349

Troop IP.O. Box 1281301 Nagogami Road WestRolla, MO 65402-0128Phone: 573-368-2345Fax: 573-368-2352

General HeadquartersP.O. Box 5681510 East Elm StreetJefferson City, MO 65102-0568Phone: 573-751-3313Fax: 573-751-9419

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