### vehicle | boat | canoe | kayak:

Wooden kayak
* are light weight as well as being strong and beatiful.
* can take harder blows in rapids than fiberglass.

Dinghy
* Dinghies are rowboats
  - small boats
* Dinghies includes anchors
  - bases
  - hulls
  - ribs
  - rider plates
  - rudder blades
  - sections
* Some dinghies are rowboats.

### vehicle | boat:

Ferry
* Ferries There are many ferries operating across the Irish Sea.
* Ferries are an extension of the state highway system
  - located in bodies of water
  - ships
  - transportation
  - used across seas, lakes and rivers
* Ferries are used for ferries
  - vulnerable to currents and weather
  - can be a time to relax and rest
  - come in all shapes and sizes
  - connect the many islands, carrying trains, automobiles, bicycles and people
  - leave roughly every half hour during the day, and every hour late at night
* Ferries link Ireland with Brittany in France, which is also a Celtic region
  - a number of islands and fjords
  - mean long waits, usually in the rain
* Ferries operate between ports on the Pacific and Caribbean coastlines
  - the mainland and offshore islands
* Ferries run much more frequently in the summer than in the winter
  - on the hour in winter, on the half-hour in summer
  - tend to service relatively short routes many times a day
+ Ferry: Public transportation :: water transportation :: Ship types
  * A 'ferry' is a boat or ship that is used to take people, vehicles or goods across water. Ferries are used across seas, lakes and rivers. Some places in the world can only be reached by ferry while travelling by regular traffic, because they have no roads or railways with bridges or tunnels, nor any airports at which to land aeroplane.
+ Road Town: Capital cities in North America :: British Virgin Islands
  * The Harbour is the dock for many of the ferries servicing the island. The ferry terminal is at the southwest end of Road Town. Ferries run during the day every day of the week. The HM Prison on Main Street is the oldest building in Road Town. It was built in the 1840s. People disagree about where the borders of the town are.

Lifeboat
* Most lifeboats carry oars.
  * A 'lifeboat', also known as a 'liferaft', small, stiff or inflatable boat carried for emergencies in the event of a disaster on a ship. Lifeboats are required by law to be on larger ships.
* are located in boats
  - safety devices
* includes anchors
  - ribs

Motor boat
* Some motor boats use propellers.
* are part of the daily life of the sport.
* use gas to move.

Oar boat
* are smaller than motor boats and can accommodate four to five people.
* carry three to five passengers, plus one guide.

Pontoon boat
* are generally more expensive than float tubes or U-boats.
* ride higher and travel more quickly across the surface, and require less effort.

### vehicle | boat | powerboat:

Powerboat racing
* involves lots of skill, lots of money, and lots of risk.
* very much family-oriented sport.

Speedboat
* are boats
  - motorboats
* have powerful motors.

### vehicle | boat | river boat:

Keelboat
* have a haevy concentration of weight, usually lead, in their keels.
* river boat

Scull
* are oars
  - shells
  - sports equipment
  - bases
  - rider plates
* means each person uses two oars.

Steamboat
* are boats
  - steam
* car rental company that rents cars subject to a rental agreement.
* cone-type geyser erupting from two main vents.
* is famous for huge amounts of powder after storms
  - the world's tallest geyser
* sail on inland waters such as rivers and lakes.

Towboat
* are also important in assisting ship dockings.
* can create large waves and strong currents.

Wooden boat
* are particularly susceptible to toledo worms and other borers.
* have aluminium masts.