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Distances Between United States Ports
Distances Between United States Ports contains distances from a port in the United States to other ports in the United States and from a port in the Great Lakes, United States, to Canadian ports in the Great Lakes. It assembles under one cover the separate distance tables found in each of the Coast Pilot volumes. The distances shown are the shortest distances that safe navigation permits. The tables are useful for trip planning to determine passage time. Users of these tables include recreational boaters and yachters, commercial boat operators and shipping companies, boater service organizations, and commercial fishermen.
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