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Across 1. Federal weather 4. T-shaped line attachment point 6. A dividing wall or barrier between compartments in a ship 10. A valve on the hull of a boat or a ship, permitting water to flow into the vessel 12. A signal used by a boat entering foreign waters, that has not yet officially checked in 14. Prevents sea water from entering the boat's hull from around an inboard vessel’s drive shaft 15. A device used as a connecting link in rigging systems 16. Type of charter with no hired captain 19. A wave direction that matches the heading of the vessel 21. Word used as a distress signal in radio communications 24. Largest inlet on the Atlantic side of the US 25. Approximately 1.15078 mph 26. An apparatus which converts direct current into alternating current 27. A tube bundle which is placed inside larger shell, through which water passes 31. In or behind the stern 33. Favorite cruising area north of Seattle 34. Smooth, hard surface layer of polyester resin on a fiberglass structure 41. Knot forming a fixed “eye” at the end of a line 42. Takes the load off rode 44. A type of refrigeration system 45. A rotating device used to force a fluid in a desired direction under pressure 46. To inspect to determine safety and market value, and to ensure compliance with various standards or specifications 48. International Regulations For Preventing Collisions At Sea 49. Occurs when there is the smallest difference between high and low tide 51. Check valve

Down 2. Right angle to a vessel’s length 3. In good and seamanlike order with reference to the condition of a vessel 5. Goes with “light” and “rode” 7. The vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the lowest point of a vessel 8. The length of water over which a given wind has blown 9. Eastern US route for small craft 11. The final component in the drivetrain forward of the prop 13. Type of hull 16. Name for a wind scale 17. A conical tool used to work with rope and canvas 18. Intended to stop a rope from unravelling 20. Touching bottom 22. Type of anchor 23. Launches a dinghy 28. A coupling with female screw threads used to connect two rods, lengths of boat rigging, etc., lengthwise and to regulate their length or tension 29. Protected from the wind 30. A hole in a ship's side to carry water overboard from the deck 31. Marine standards 32. The distance from the waterline to the point where water can enter the boat 35. A hole in the deck of a ship through which a line passes 36. Piloting and seamanship book 37. Fuel requiring high compression ratio 38. Compass-based direction 39. Zincs 40. A machine that manipulates anchor rode or rigging line 43. A ratio of the length of anchor rode from the depth of the water under the bow of the boat as measured from deck height 44. Four principal compass points 47. Home of channel 16 50. Type of battery