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seamark

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seamark [′sē‚märk]
(navigation)
An object designed as an aid to navigation and located with the express purpose of being visible from a distance to seaward; it is often erected in shoal water rather than on land.
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These are the official seamarks for the patch of trust- worthy bottom represented on the Admiralty charts by an irregular oval of dots enclosing several fig- ures six, with a tiny anchor engraved among them, and the legend "mud and shells" over all.
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