A long maritime chart from about 1835 written in Gujarati, Hindi and English shows what a fraught journey it was.At least they had charts.
Her immersion in the arcana of Audubon's art and Bayfield's maritime charting lends the novel a rich density of detail.
While Captain Brannon paced the sidewalks near the restaurant, two unidentified American military attachés were shown meeting with Mr. Popov and paying him $400 for a maritime chart of the Yenisei River delta area in northern Siberian.
I borrowed a 55-foot riverboat, left Fort Meyers without a maritime chart, and three of us went to Mariel.
Marine and maritime geography charts the shape and shaping of the sea, while marine geology (geological oceanography) has provided evidence of continental drift and the composition and structure of the Earth, clarified the process of sedimentation, and assisted the study of volcanism and earthquakes.
The Rivas-Iriarte expedition, one of several Spanish maritime expeditions charting the Gulf Coast, performed a detailed scientific exploration of the Galveston Bay in 1687, probably the first such exploration.
Maritime artwork, maps, charts and paraphernalia evoke the restaurant's name (Long Island Sound is just blocks away).
Interspersed with such dubiously sweeping statements is interesting information about the development of related maritime technologies, especially accurate nautical charts.
Known as "the lifeboatmen's local", the pub has had a long association with the RNLI station a short walk around the headland along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and its maritime links extend to the charts and old photographs which decorate the pub walls.
