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What is the even side of the boat?
When speaking of compartments, on the portside they are even and on the starboard side they are odd.
When was Portside Messenger created?
Portside Messenger was created in 1951.
When was Portside Festival Marketplace created?
Portside Festival Marketplace was created in 1984.
What is the web address of the Portside Arts Center in Philadelphia Pennsylvania?
The web address of the Portside Arts Center is: http://www.portsideartscenter.com
What is the phone number of the Portside Arts Center in Philadelphia Pennsylvania?
The phone number of the Portside Arts Center is: 215-427-1514.
Where is the Portside Arts Center in Philadelphia Pennsylvania located?
The address of the Portside Arts Center is: 2531 E Lehigh Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125-3830
Where is the Portside New York Inc in Brooklyn New York located?
The address of the Portside New York Inc is: Po Box 310195, Brooklyn, NY 11231-0195
How do you use the word bulkhead?
The storage bunker is in the forward portside bulkhead.
Is the portside on left or the right?
The left side is port, the right side is starboard.
Which side of the Titanic had the most survival rate?
Portside had the most survival rate
What is the meaning of portside?
Portside refers to the left side of a ship when facing forward towards the bow (front). It is one of the key nautical terms used to describe the orientation of a vessel, with "starboard" indicating the right side. Understanding these terms is essential for navigation and communication at sea.
Why are steering wheels on the right side of a boat?
BITD boats didn't have rudders in the center, but side-hung rudders. For some reason, it became tradition to "always" put the rudder on the right side of the boat. "Right" on boats is called "starboard" - the side where the steering board was. When entering a port, people tied up with the rudder facing OUT, to avoid damage. So left became "port", from portside. Staying with tradition from the old side-hung rudders, steering is done from the right, starboard side of the boat.
