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What is a sheltered body of water deep enough to provide anchorage for ships?
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∙ 8y ago
A harbor.
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What is a harbor site?
A harbor is a sheltered part of a body of water deep enough to provide anchorage for ships.
A sheltered place for ships to anchor?
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What is a sheltered area that ships can anchor safely?
harbor
Why did Arthur Phillip think that Botany Bay would make a bad harbor?
The harbour at Botany Bay was not sheltered enough from the strong winds, nor was it thought to be deep enough for large ships.
What is a sheltered place along a coast line?
A harbor or an anchorage. Although, most harbors don't allow big ships to drop anchor there due to the many power and communication cables that the anchors would damage or destroy.
Where do ships find a sheltered place along the coast?
A harbor
A sheltered area of water where ships can anchor safely?
Harbor
Where do ships find a sheltered place along the cost?
It's a harbor
Why are harbors important?
Harbors offer a sheltered place for animals such as dolphins and some whales. They provide protection for ships in times of storms. The waters are usually calmer than the surrounding seas.
What is an area of sheltered water often in a bay deep for ships?
hey seth
Can you use the word Anchorage in a sentence?
There are two meanings for Anchorage, it can be a place to store a ship or a town in Alaska, so here are two sentences: The Iditarod sled run starts in Anchorage, Alaska. The ships were temporarily docked in an anchorage while their owners were ashore.
Where were British prison ships anchored around Ireland during uprisings?
normally in one of the harbours near to the rising and/or an existing naval base - so places like cork, belfast, dublin etc. evry few harbours on the west coast were sheltered enough or big enough to be suitable bases. some of the ships were actually in wales or liverpool.
