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An '''harbor''' is a body of water next to land that has the proper conditions, such as depth of the water, to be suitable to offer anchorage for naval vessels.  Some harbors are natural and some are man-made.
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A '''harbor''' is a body of water next to land that has suitable conditions, such as depth of water, to offer anchorage for naval vessels and other [[ocean]]-going vessels.  Some harbors are natural and some are man-made.
  
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Latest revision as of 03:31, March 18, 2012

A harbor is a body of water next to land that has suitable conditions, such as depth of water, to offer anchorage for naval vessels and other ocean-going vessels. Some harbors are natural and some are man-made.