Across


1 Another word for GMT 3 Ship that sounds like a beer 9 High point of land protruding onto a waterway


10 This state’s marine boundary passes through the Haro Strait


12 Aye! 14 Looked for hazards and dangers while at sea (2 words)


16 Radio, abbr. 17 Restricted area of waterway between two headlands


20 Branching waterway from a harbor or bay


24 ____ overboard! 25 Right side of the ship 28 Informal greeting 30 Captain’s instruction 31 See a landmark for the first time 32 Regulation 34 Sea eagles


Nautical Crossword 1 2 8 9 11 12 13 16 17 18 22 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35


35 Coast Guard publication with updates charts, etc.


Down


1 Light breeze 2 Oar shafts


29 19 23 20 24 21 14 15 10 3 4 5 6 7


Lowtide


4 Kind of hitch (2 words) 5 Galley equipment 6 Nay! 7 Sail off the wind 8 Small compartment used for storage


11 Violent weather event 13 Period in the earth’s history 15 Naval officer, for short 18 Leave the ship in the face of disaster


19 Sale abbreviation 21 Subordinate deck officer 22 On the beach 23 Without power at sea 26 Three masted sailing ships 27 Area on the waterfront side of a wharf or pier


28 Steering wheel 29 Hard wood tree 33 While


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