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The Lake Carriers Association and the Canadian Ship owners Association prescribe separation routes for upbound and downbound vessels on the Great Lakes. The recommended courses for these routes are shown on the Great Lakes Charts in the form of __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Great Lakes charts symbology for recommended tracks and routes • Difference between solid vs. segmented (dashed) course lines on charts • Standard chart color conventions for recommended tracks and traffic routes

💭 Think About

• Look at how recommended tracks and separation routes are usually drawn on other large-scale navigation charts—are they typically solid or segmented lines? • Think about which colors are commonly used for routeing and recommended tracks on modern charts and publications (not buoys, but printed courses). • Ask yourself: if you traced the upbound/downbound separation route on a Great Lakes chart, what kind of line style and figure color would you expect to see based on standard chart practices?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify on a sample Great Lakes navigation chart how Lake Carriers Association routes are actually depicted. • Check whether course line tracks for recommended or advisory routes are drawn as solid or segmented lines. • Confirm which color (green, black, red, or magenta) is typically used for recommended tracks/traffic routes, not for aids to navigation like buoys.

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