What is a boat, ship or liner. What are the definitions of size for each class?
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U.S. Navy definition of boat vs ship: A ship is capable of carrying a boat. Therefore a boat can be carried on a ship. Submarines are the exception. A liner is a ship owned/operated as a business venture by a shipping line company, primarily for transporting passengers. Liners can carry freight and freighters can carry passengers, but their primary source of revenue determines classification.
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boats are single or double engine vessels carry not more then one ton.
ships are vessels carry passengers and cargo and travel long distances
liners are the routine vessels carrying cargo only over the same route.
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