OUPV & 100-Ton Master · Credentials — Near-Coastal Route
A 'near-coastal' route authorizes operation on ocean waters not more than how far from shore?
- A3 nautical miles
- B12 nautical miles
- C100 nautical miles
- D200 nautical miles✓ Correct
Explanation
Near-coastal service covers ocean waters within 200 nautical miles of shore. 'Inland' is shoreward of the boundary line, and 'oceans' (unlimited offshore) requires additional qualifying service and may require STCW endorsements.
Authority: 46 CFR Part 11
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