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By Administrator · On December 17, 2015
What is the red line on this compass called and what is its purpose?60992-600x600
Send your answer to cruisingcompass@bwsailing.com. The winner, selected randomly from correct answers, will receive a Blue Water Sailing hat.[spacer height=”10px”]
Thanks to last week’s winner, Bill van der Heyden, for his correct answer to the question: Vertical bridge clearances on charts are referenced to Mean Low Water in tidal areas.  True or False. Bill answered false. He says he discovered that they are referenced to Mean High Water while traveling on the Delaware River.
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