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What Is Natural Roadsteads And Artificial Roadsteads? |
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Answer» Natural roadsteads: A deep navigable channel with a protective natural bank or shoal to seaward is a GOOD example of a natural roadstead. A CONFINED area naturally enclosed by ISLANDS as in a creek if available is known as a circumscribed natural roadstead. Artificial roadsteads: These may be CREATED suitably by constructing a breakwater or wall PARALLEL to the coast or curvilinear from the coast Natural roadsteads: A deep navigable channel with a protective natural bank or shoal to seaward is a good example of a natural roadstead. A confined area naturally enclosed by islands as in a creek if available is known as a circumscribed natural roadstead. Artificial roadsteads: These may be created suitably by constructing a breakwater or wall parallel to the coast or curvilinear from the coast |
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