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In nautical terms, what does the word Port designate?
Left
Right
Front
Back
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Left
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Port designates the left-hand side of a vessel when you’re looking toward the bow (the front). This naming uses the ship’s own orientation, so if you face forward, the left side is port. The opposite side is starboard (the right). For extra context, the port side is marked by a red navigation light, while the starboard side uses a green light. Front and back refer to the bow and stern, respectively, and are different directions from port.
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