Introduction General Glossary Warnings Assistance Anchoring Arrival, Berthing, and Departure Course Draught and Air Draught Fairway Navigation Canal and Lock Operations Manoeuvring Pilotage Position Radar Navigational Warnings Routeing Speed Tide and Depth Tropical Storms Tugs Way Points Weather Fishing Helicopters Ice-breakers Wheel Orders Engine Orders Pilotage (On-board) Manoeuvring (On-board) Propulsion System Going To Anchor Leaving The Anchorage Berthing / Unberthing	Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary
	Draught and Air Draught
	What is your draught? My draught is . . . What is your draught forward? What is your draught aft? My draught forward is . . . My draught aft is . . . Vessel . . . is of deep draught. Do you have any list? I have a list to port of . . . degrees. I have a list to starboard of . . . degrees. Maximum permitted draught is . . . What is your freeboard? My freeboard is . . . What is your air draught? My air draught is . . . Are you trimmed by the head/stern? Are you on even keel? What is your maximum draught now? Note 1: When necessary it must be specified whether salt or fresh water draught is given. Note 2: Air draught is the highest point of the vessel's structure above the waterline.