The beam is the width of the boat at its widest point.
If something is 'on the beam' it is to the side of the boat. The more typical nautical expression for this is "abeam" for instance a buoy could be abeam the mast, ie if you drew a line between the buoy and the mast, it would be perpendicular with the line drawn between the front and back of the ship (bow and stern respectively)
Beam...the widest part of a boat
The beam of a boat is the measured width of the broadest part of a vessel
The definition of beam is the widest part of the boat
transom
Die
a transom
beam
The length is "stem to stern" or "bow to transom", and the width is "beam to beam".
At the widest point. Think of it this way; "what is the smallest door this boat could fit through?".
I work for a marina, its called length waterline
Sailing on a beam reach means the wind is coming from the side of the boat, while sailing on a broad reach means the wind is coming from behind the boat. The main difference is the angle of the wind in relation to the boat, which affects the sail position and speed of the boat.
To transport a boat with a 10' beam, ensure you have a suitable trailer that can accommodate the boat's width and weight. Secure the boat properly using straps to prevent shifting during transport. Check local regulations regarding width restrictions on roads, as a 10' beam may require special permits or escort vehicles. Lastly, ensure that your towing vehicle is capable of handling the load safely.