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Meaning of "upbound"
upbound (noun): Typically used in the context of navigation or travel, it refers to something moving or traveling in an upward direction, particularly in relation to rivers or shipping routes. For example, a ship sailing upriver can be described as upbound
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- Directed or moving up or in a direction conventionally considered up; upstream
- Up or in a direction conventionally considered up; upstream
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Upbound downbound total percent of total percent of total.
And registered month tonnage upbound.
Upbound vessels will be processed without the use of mooring lines.
Do not typically show upbound and gagged at my doorstep without reason.
He could see several vessels ahead of him also awaiting upbound passage.
An upbound lake freighter passing the Detroit riverfront including the Renaissance Center.
Lateral hydraulic assist will be used for upbound vessels up to 20m in Overall Beam.
Table w4 welland canal section upbound.
They can handle upbound traffic, as in this photo, and downbound simultaneously.
If you are on Sand Point Lake or Crane Lake, upbound is going south.
Lawrence seaway upbound tonnes from, canada 1.
Vessels with a draft greater than 70 dm are limited to 10 knots upbound and 12 knots downbound.
Cement tends to be upbound from Canada to the U.S. through the Welland Canal.
Montreal / lake ontario section upbound tonnes % of.
Previously testing was done on upbound vessels up to 20m in Overall Beam.
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Five years later, the schooner " Ann and Jane " completed the first upbound transit, a two-day voyage.
For Kabetogama Lake, upbound is going west.
The radio system will transmit on Channel 17 Upbound and Channel 66 Downbound.
