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Boating and Yachting Terms -H Harbor – A place to drop anchor and secure a ship, often featuring a dock and accompanying facilities Hard Chine – A sharp-angled intersecting of the bottom and sides of a boat Hatch – A portal in a ship’s deck -- usually fitted with a waterproof cover -- which passengers enter and exit and cargo can be stored Head -- A ship’s bathroom facilities, or the upper corner of a ship’s sail. Do not get them confused. Heading -- The course a ship is traveling in, defined in terms of compass directions Headway -- A ship’s forward movement. As opposed “Sternway” Helm -- the device – steering wheel or “Tiller” – which controls the boat’s “Rudder” Helmsperson -- Believe it or not, the person in charge of operating the “Helm” Hitch -- a type of knot used to form a loop or noose to attach a line to something else Hold -- a storage compartment beneath the deck of large craft Hull -- A boat’s main body structure
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