Ice Dock
Sea Terms
A basin, either natural or sawed out with ice-saws, sufficiently large to haul the ship into. This is often done by navigators in the polar regions in order to avoid being nipped between two closing floes.
A basin, either natural or sawed out with ice-saws, sufficiently large to haul the ship into. This is often done by navigators in the polar regions in order to avoid being nipped between two closing floes.