SAILING GLOSSARY
Harbor
A harbor is a place developed along a body of water to accommodate vessels and allow them to shelter, load or unload goods, refuel, or access various services. It can be intended for recreational boats, commercial vessels, or both. A harbor can also provide protection from wind and waves, depending on its configuration.
Other terms used Harbour
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- Cornfield Harbour
- Solomons Island
- Zahnisers Mooring Field
- Chesapeake Harbour Marina
- Chick & Ruth's Delly
- Grump’s Café
- McGarvey's
- Federal House Bar & Grille
- Armada Dockside Cantina
- Annapolis
- Annapolis Market House
- Inner Harbor
- Phillips seafood
- Baltimore
- Canton Baltimore Mooring
- The Lobster House
- Utsch's Marina
- Cape May
- Mouillage Coast Guard Cape May
- South Jersey Marina
- Mouillage Atlantic Highlands
- Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor
- Atlantic Highlands
- Mouillage Horseshoe Cove
- Sandy Hook
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