Question

an------makes a good harbour for ship. (lake, estuary, delta) ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Lake

Explanation:

i think so......................

Answer 2

Answer:

an estuary makes a good harbour for ship.

Explanation:

• Let's say you're talking about mooring instead of mooring at the wharf.
• Protection from wind and waves.
• Good retention for anchors.
• The ship has enough water, but it should not be too deep for easy fixation.
• There are no annoying insects.
• In practice, this means that the suitability of the fixation depends heavily on the vessel using it.
• A 40-foot yacht with a draft of 7 feet should be moored at 10 to 30 feet of water at low tide.
• Large merchant ships that pull 30 feet want at least 40 feet down.
• Similarly, mooring space is a function of size.
• A 40-foot yacht requires a spot with a radius of at least 300 feet, but spots over 1/4 mile can be uncomfortable in bad weather.
• Large ships require more space and are relatively open water so you don't have to worry about small chops.

These all features are provided by estuaries.

#SPJ2