Parts of a boat

Identify each part on the drawing.

Trains nautical terms.

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• The upper part of a boat’s side between the deck and the start of the gunwale is called:
• The axis about which the rudder blade turns is called:
• “Side” (costado) is defined as:
• Regarding the stem (roda), it can be said that:
• The wheel with recesses that the chain links fit into, part of the windlass, is:
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• The sternpost (codaste) is:
• The anchor line (ground tackle) consists of:
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