In which source could you find the number of a chart for a certain geographic area?
A) Chart No. 1 B) Catalog of Charts C) American Practical Navigator D) U.S. Coast Guard Light List E)NULL
A) Chart No. 1 B) Catalog of Charts C) American Practical Navigator D) U.S. Coast Guard Light List E)NULL
A) ascending the river B) descending the river C) crossing the river D) proceeding towards sea E)NULL
A) high in the sky B) near the horizon C) rising D) at or near transit E)NULL
A) Compass rose B) Cursor C) Plan position indicator D) Variable range marker E)NULL
A) Group flashing B) Composite group flashing C) Interrupted quick flashing D) Fixed and flashing E)NULL
A) upper limb of a celestial body B) lower limb of a celestial body C) centers of the various celestial bodies D) lower limb of the Sun and Moon; center of the stars and planets E)NULL
A) Altitude B) Right ascension C) Celestial meridians D) Declination E)NULL
A) index mirror B) horizon glass C) micrometer drum D) telescope E)NULL
A) heavy rain B) heavy snow C) thick fog D) clearing skies E)NULL
A) perpendicular to the front B) kinked and pointing away from the low C) kinked and pointing towards the low D) kinked and pointing towards the high for a warm front only E)NULL