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Bookmark or Share- The Guide to Types of Barges - Archway MarineThe official definition of a barge is just that — a marine vessel that’s primarily used to carry cargo. Barges don’t have a motor or engine and don’t move independently. Instead, they move with the help of a towboat or a tugboat. They are flat-bottomed, and used on lakes, throughout canals, at seaports, and of course, across inland waterways.
- Barge Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Websternoun. ˈbärj. Synonyms of barge. : any of various boats: such as. a. : a roomy usually flat-bottomed boat used chiefly for the transport of goods on inland waterways and usually propelled by towing. b. : a large motorboat supplied to the flag officer of a flagship. c. : a roomy pleasure boat.
- All Types of Barges in the Maritime World Explained [2023]Find out what a barge is, plus read about the many types of barges used in the maritime world, including deck barges, hopper barges, and ocean barges.
- Different Types of Barges Used in the Shipping World - Marine InsightA type of vessel which is primarily used for transporting cargo is termed as a ‘Barge’. Barges are not something like independent vessels or boats but are floating vessels generally towed or tugged along with other vessels. A barge is flat-shaped on its bottom, just like a raft.
- 7 Types Of Barges For Maritime Shipping [As Of 2024]A barge is a marine vessel built to carry and transport cargo, passengers, and goods through waterways. Different barges exist, but these shipping vessels are generally long and flat-bottomed. This shape allows them to carry bulkier and high-capacity cargo without performance issues.
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