Which 'Britannic' are we thinking of.????
RMS Britannic' of White Star Line (Cunard)
or are you confusing it with 'HMY Britannia'. (Royal Yacht).
Or is there another liner 'Britannic'.
The part of any ship , from the 'Water-line' down to the 'Keel' ( bottom of the ship ; the under water part of the hull) is the 'DRAUGHT'. The bit above the water line to the main deck is ther 'FREEBOARD'.
The front/sharp end is the BOW
The rear/blunt end is the STERN
The right side is STARBOARD (Green light)
The left side is PORT (Red light)
Be it inside/outside the ship you walk on the DECK
Inside the ceiling is the DECKHEAD
Inside the walls are BULKHEADS
Staircases are LADDERS.
The Commanding Officer is the MASTER (casually, the 'Old Man'), he/she goes by the curtesy title 'CAPTAIN Joe Soap'. NO such thing/person as a 'sea-captain'. His/her profession is Master Mariner.
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250 yards is a liner measurement, square feet is a product of two liner measurements. There is no conversion.
919 feet, including bronze eagle
2,000 feet deep
Feet and linear feet are the same measurement. Therefore, 10 feet is equal to 10 linear feet.
36,569 feet deep
Can,t convert acres to linear feet. Acres is a measurement of Area, where liner feet is just that: liner. You could ask what is the perimeter of an acre- then you could figure what the linear feet around that acre would be.
Answer: 12999 m = 42,647.6 feet deep OR 42,647 ' and 7.65 "
1,943 feet.
how many gallons of water does a swimming pool 15 feet by 4 feet deep hold
It would be 2,178 feet deep x 200 feet wide.
22x32x1foot deep=sqft