marina

Question 1

berthing station/area for

large private recreational craft

Answer 1

farther parts of harbor/near entrance to open water

Question 2

berthing station/area for

commercial craft

Answer 2

same as large private recreational but separate basin

Question 3

berthing station/area for

rental boat

Answer 3

close to office where rentals are handled, with easy access to harbor entrance

Question 4

berthing station/area for

sailboats without auxiliary power

Answer 4

slips that open leeward of prevailing winds

Question 5

location of ramps or hoists for launching trailered craft

Answer 5

separated from berthing areas

slope of ramp 12-15%

Question 6

location of boat fueling dock

Answer 6

near entrance in area protected from waves in entrance channel
adj. land must be suitable for buried fuel storage tanks and easily accessible for fuel distributing vehicles

Question 7

location of pumpout station

Answer 7

same area as boat fueling dock

Question 8

location of admin complex

Answer 8

near entrance

Question 9

parking lots should not be ___ ft from head of pier from lot it is intended to service

Answer 9

500 ft

Question 10

location of boat repair and service yard

Answer 10

remote part of harbor w access for largest craft

Question 11

location of dry storage facility

Answer 11

same as launching ramp

Question 12

location of boat sales and chandlery facilities

Answer 12

along main access route

Question 13

An artificial earthen (soil, rock, concrete, rubble, boulders) barrier in a water body, extending above the water surface and perpendicular to the shoreline. It is generally used to change the natural littoral drift, to protect inlet entrances from clogging with excess sediment, or to protect a harbor area from waves created by boats, winds, or water currents.

A covering of a shoreline area with heavy rock, boulders, concrete pieces, etc. to prevent erosion of the shoreline

Answer 13

breakwater

Question 14

artificial, narrow land (rock, concrete, stone, etc.) projection or barrier to water, extending above the water surface and out into the water body. They are usually approximately perpendicular to the shoreline and are placed in twos, approximately parallel to each other. At some distance from the shore, they often turn to form a narrow entrance for watercraft to enter
their protected area.

They are generally used to change the natural littoral drift, protect inlet
entrances from clogging with excess sediment, or to protect a harbor (dock, boats, etc.) or shore area from waves created by boats, winds, or water currents

Answer 14

jetty

Question 15

structure built over or floating upon the water and used as a landing place for boats as well as for other marine transport, fishing, swimming, etc

Answer 15

pier

Question 16

portion of a pier, main pier, finger pier, or float where a boat is berthed or
moored, or used for embarking or disembarking

Answer 16

boat slip