Positions and Directions in the Ship

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This is a simple presentation about some positions and directions onboard a ship.


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RepúblicaBolivarianade Venezuela
Ministeriodel PoderPopular para la Educación, Cienciay Tecnología
Cursode Inglés TécnicoMarítimo
Caracas, June 2018

BowandStern
Thefrontendofashipisthe
1.-bow.When youmove
towardthebow,youare
goingforward.Therearofa
shipisthe2.-stern.When
youmovetowardthestern,
youaregoingaft.

Whenashipismoving,
eitherbypowerorsail,
itisunderway.Aship
moving forward is
ahead.Whentheship
movesbackwards,itis
astern.

Port and Starboard
Ifyouareintherear
oftheshiplooking
forward,therightside
oftheshipisthe3.-
starboardside;theleft
sideisthe4.-portside.

Thefrontrightsideof
the ship is the
starboard bow;the
frontleftistheport
bow.Therightrearof
the ship is the
starboardquarter;the
leftrearistheport
quarter.

Amidships
5.-Amidshsips isthe
centralpartofthe
ship, while
athwartships isan
imaginarylinerunning
fromonesideofthe
ship,totheother.

Therightcenter
sideoftheshipis
the starboard
beam;the left
centersideisthe
portbeam.

Going Topside and
Going Below
6.-Goingtopsideis
movingfromalower
decktoanupper
deckoftheship,
whilegoingbelowis
movingfromanupper
decktoalowerdeck.

Windward and Leeward
Windward is the
directionfromwhichthe
wind isblowing;7.-
leewardistheopposite
directionfromwhichthe
windisblowing.

Look at the picture of the ship and identify some positions and directions
according to the reading above.