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Keywords:
Stern,
Midway,
Lengthwise,
Bow,
Midships
In the middle of a ship, with regard to her length, and sometimes also her breadth.
The central part of a boat, between the bow and the stern.
The centre or middle part of a craft.
Near the center of the ship's length.
In or toward a boat's middle part, between the sides or between bow and stern.
In the center portion of the vessel. When you occupy the midships stateroom, your berth is located amidships.
In or toward the middle of the ship; the longitudinal center portion of the ship.
In middle portion of ship, along the line of the keel.
"In or toward the middle of the ship's lengthwise direction." (Colcord)
at or near or toward the center of a ship; "in the late 19th century, engines were placed in front, amidships, and at the rear"
At, or towards, the lengthwise center of the ship.
The center of a ship, especially the area between the masts or bridges.
The middle of a boat, either fore, aft, or athwartships
In the middle of the ship (main deck).
In or toward the part of a ship midway between the bow and stern.
This is a somewhat arbitrary location defining the mid-point of the boat. It usually is defined as one-half the distance between the forward end of the waterline to the aft end of the waterline. Since the forward end of the waterline is usually placed at X=0 in the coordinate system, then the amidships position is located at X = LWL/2. This amidships point is important since it is the location where the draft is measured.
The area roughly in the center of the canoe lengthwise.
The area of a vessel midway between the front (the bow) and the rear (the stern). When the term applies to an airplane, it is midway between the nose and the tail.
generally speaking, the word amidships means in the middle portion of a vessel.
In or toward the center of the boat.
in or near the middle of a boat, either along the longitudinal axis or from side to side.
The area of a boat midway between the bow and stern (front and back); center.
In the middle of the vessel; often preferred by shippers because of the minimal motion and the benefits to fragile freight.
At or in the middle of a vessel.
the middle of the boat
At or in the direction of the middle of a ship.
the center of the ship. Also Midships.
In or toward the centre of the boat
The middle section of the ship.
Toward the middle of a ship in regard to length or width
Condition of being surrounded by boats.
midway between bow and stern, in the line of the keel
The general area in the center of a boat lengthwise.
In the vicinity of the midlength of a ship as distinguished from the ends. Technically it is exactly half way between the forward and the after perpendiculars. Also a helm order to indicate the rudder is to be put on the centerline.
Center section of a boat.
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