Coastal Skipper revision module 1 of 17
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Nautical Terms
General nautical terminology and parts of a boat and hull.
General nautical terminologyParts of a boat and hull
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- Describe a location unambiguously using bow, stern, fore, aft and amidships rather than relying on a vessel's shape or the listener's viewpoint.
- Use port and starboard as fixed vessel sides and keep vessel navigation lights separate from regional lateral buoyage colours.
- Relate hull dimensions and underwater appendages to clearance, loading and pilotage decisions without treating draught as a complete safety margin.
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What does it mean when a vessel is described as 'making way through the water'?
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