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What bay had a harbor deep enough large ships?
pearl harbor
How deep is Pearl Harbor where the USS Oklahoma sank?
deep enough for ships to sink and go all the way under
What is a deep water harbor?
This is deep water so ships can sail through. Becouse ships need deep water to sail through places
How did the Liverpool docklands go into decline?
It wasn't just Liverpool. London, Manchester, Glasgow, Leith, Cardiff, Bristol, Newcastle etc all suffered. The change came about with containerisation. Huge ships were built to accommodate thousands of containers and all of these ports weren't big enough or had water deep enough to accept these new larger ships. Felixstowe and Southampton are now the two main ports for large ships.
What geographic features allowed vikings to invade inland areas?
Rivers deep enough for their longboats to sail.
What is deep enough for ships to travel through?
A waterway deep and wide enough for a vessel is called navigable.
A river that is clear of obstruction and deep enough for ships to travel is said to be?
Navigable
What is a river that is clear of obstruction and deep enough for ships to travel called?
Navigable
Deep and wide enough for ships to pass?
navigable
What bay had a harbor deep enough for large ships?
Kingston harbor
What is a body of water wide and deep enough for the passage of ships?
channel
What bay had a harbor deep enough large ships?
pearl harbor
Why are ships are built on the coast?
They need to be built in areas with water deep enough for them. Most ships sit fairly deep in the water even when empty and the coast offers that for them.
What is a sheltered body of water deep enough to provide anchorage for ships?
A harbor.
What do you call rivers that are deep enough and wide enough for a boat to travel on?
They can be 'navigated'
What describes a body of water wide and deep enough to allow the passage of ships?
canal
What river is deep and wide enough for ships to use?
navigable river
