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BOATS AND SHIPS - PHOTOGRAPHED BY WILLIAM MURPHY
SORRY FOR THE DELAY
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BOATS AT CLADDAGH
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SPINTER - CARGO SHIP
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LITTLE RED LIGHTSHIP
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DUBLIN SWIFT LEAVING DUBLIN PORT
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CONTAINER SHIP SOPHIA
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MS EUROPEAN ENDEAVOUR
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CRUISE SHIP MV SILVER WHISPER
What is the difference between a ship and a boat?
The difference between a ship and a boat is size. Generally, a boat is a smaller craft than a ship. Ship is the more broad term for any oceangoing craft. A boat is a small vehicle for traveling on water. A boat can have oars, paddles, sails, or a motor to make it move. A ship is a large boat that can travel across deep water, such as a sea or ocean. A ship is built to carry people or goods for a long distance. A ship is propelled by sail or power only. However, there are two notable exceptions: submarines are officially boats and ore-carrying vessels that traverse large lakes are also called boats.
The difference between a ship and a boat is size. Generally, a boat is a smaller craft than a ship. Ship is the more broad term for any oceangoing craft. A boat is a small vehicle for traveling on water. A boat can have oars, paddles, sails, or a motor to make it move. A ship is a large boat that can travel across deep water, such as a sea or ocean. A ship is built to carry people or goods for a long distance. A ship is propelled by sail or power only. However, there are two notable exceptions: submarines are officially boats and ore-carrying vessels that traverse large lakes are also called boats.