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The area between Island 67 Upper Light (mile 623.1 AHP) and Sunflower Cut-off Foot Light (mile 624.8 AHP) is known as a __________.

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The area between Island 67 Upper Light (mile 623.1 AHP) and Sunflower Cut-off Foot Light (mile 624.8 AHP) is known as a __________.

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• Inland river terminology for marked sections of the channel • How aids to navigation (like lights at specific miles) are used to mark specific parts of the river channel • The difference between a side/back channel vs. the main marked route

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• Look at what it means when two specific lights and river miles are named together—does that usually describe a straight run, a side channel, or where the channel moves across the river? • Think about where tows and commercial traffic are normally expected to go when running between two officially named lights on the main river charts. • Consider which of the terms given is most commonly used on river charts to label a defined segment of the main navigable track between two aids to navigation.

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• Check which term you regularly see printed on Mississippi River charts between lighted aids: is it more often 'transit', 'slough', 'chute', or 'crossing'? • Verify which words usually describe side channels or backwaters rather than the primary marked route. • Confirm which term is used when the main channel shifts position across the river and is identified between two marked points.

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Question 1 of 20

The area between Island 67 Upper Light (mile 623.1 AHP) and Sunflower Cut-off Foot Light (mile 624.8 AHP) is known as a __________.

transit

slough

chute

crossing

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Question 1 / 2066636eea28f7522a1c51aed0

Question 1 of 2066636eea28f7522a1c51aed0

The area between Island 67 Upper Light (mile 623.1 AHP) and Sunflower Cut-off Foot Light (mile 624.8 AHP) is known as a __________.

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The area between Island 67 Upper Light (mile 623.1 AHP) and Sunflower Cut-off Foot Light (mile 624.8 AHP) is known as a __________.

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