Nautical Terms and Navigation

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Nautical Terms and Navigation Marine Biology

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Nautical Terms and Navigation. Marine Biology. Boat Top View. Boat Side View. Other Nautical Terms. Line- Rope used to secure a vessel Dock- Enclosed area used to secure a vessel Cleat- device to secure a vessel to a dock with a line Draft- Depth of a vessel as it moves through the water - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Nautical Terms and Navigation

Marine Biology

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Boat Top View

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Boat Side View

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Other Nautical Terms• Line- Rope used to secure a vessel• Dock- Enclosed area used to secure a vessel• Cleat- device to secure a vessel to a dock with a

line• Draft- Depth of a vessel as it moves through the

water• Beam- Width of a vessel• Bumper- Device used to keep a vessel from

rubbing on a dock • Bouy- Markers used to indicate danger or

important point

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Navigational TermsCardinal Points N, S, E, W

Inter Cardinal Points

NE, NW, SE, SW

Combination points

(22 ½ degrees)

NNE, ENE,

ESE, SSE,SSW, WSW, WNW,NNW

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Find the Bearings of the following points (Note the variation of Magnetic North to True North)

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Magnetic North

• True North• Magnetic North

• Variation in degrees depends on the latitude and longitude you are located at.

• Magnetic North shifts slightly annually.

• What would the course heading be for 270 degrees if the magnetic north was 5 degrees west of the true north?