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- a fee charged for a vessel to use a dock
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landing in a harbor next to a pier where ships are loaded and unloaded or repaired; may have gates to let water in or out
the ship arrived at the dock more than a day late - the act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes
How To Use dockage In A Sentence
- It does not cover those services which, by their nature, are consumed in the country, such as dockage and electricity.
- These services were, and still are, priced in the Baltimore Marine Terminal Association tariff, while the MPA tariff deals only with terminal ground leases, wharfage, and dockage.
- Never mind that the 100-slip Yacht Basin offers the only deepwater dockage on Canyon Ferry, despite wide fluctuations in the lake levels.
- The resort maintains 70 moorings, deep draft dockage, and is the venue for a number of rendezvous throughout the year.
- Accommodations range from botels (floating motel room with dockage for your boat) to full service resorts.
- Selkirk isn't being paid any kind of dockage fees to have it here, and I just think it looks really bad to have it sitting there, "she said of the ship. Winnipeg Sun
- The resort will serve as the hub for all the week's events, such as dockage, car parking, hotel accommodations and the race village, where evening festivities will occur. The Political Briefing
- These services are priced in the terminal association tariff, while the port authority tariff deals only with terminal ground leases, wharfage, and dockage.
- Also I get about two calls per day requesting long-term marina dockage for the coming season, all of which I must turn away as we are fully booked.
- The 1. 6-acre waterfront compound, composed of five adjacent lots, comes with more than 600 feet of waterfront, dockage for multiple yachts and a poolside loggia. Sprawling Las Vegas Estate Is Offered for $37.5 Million