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A good landmark at Vermillion on Lake Superior, is _____________.
a. the abandoned Coast Guard Station
A local magnetic disturbance observed in the lake about 10 miles from Duluth has had a difference from normal variation of up to 5° W.
b. False
According to the LCA traffic rules for Lake Superior, Downbound vessels should not pass less than _______ miles off Devil's Island.
c. 12
After reaching a thickness of _____ to _____ inches, the fast ice along the shore of Lake Superior breaks up by:________.
b. 30 - 35 - mid-April
Along the shore in the morning during summer, lake and land breeze result in what type of winds?
a. Off shore
At Duluth/Superior, in a more severe winter, ice up to _____ foot/feet thick can form in December.
a. 1
At the lower end of Lake Superior is a bottle neck area. The shallow bay develops ice and prevailing west winds jam and pack the lake ice.
c. Whitefish Bay
Bete Grise Bay has good holding ground for anchoring with protection from what wind directions?
c. West to Northeast winds
By the LCA recommended routes, a downbound vessel shall not pass less than _______ miles off Whitefish Point.
b. 2.5
Current in the Duluth Ship Canal can at times approach _______.
c. 6 mph
Depths and vertical clearances on Lake Superior are referred to _________.
b. Low Water Datum
During the late fail and early winter on Lake Superior, what are the maximum sea heights that have been encountered
b. 25 to 30 feet
During the summer months most of the fog on Lake Superior is: __________.
a. advection fog
For January, what is the average high temperature for Duluth Minnesota?
c. 17° F
For Lake Superior, what is the importance of Granite Island Light?
c. It acts as a guide to vessels approaching Marquette Harbor from the North and West
Huron Bay light is 6 miles SW of ______?
a. Pt Abbaye
Ice in the Duluth Superior Harbor can reach an average maximum thickness of __________.
b.
27 inches
Ice Windrows forming in Whitefish Bay can reach a maximum thickness of: __________.
c. 8 to 9 feet
In the Duluth Ship Canal vessels drawing more than 20 feet should not approach closer than _____ of the piers because of the stone rip rap protecting the base of the pier.
a.
20 feet
In the summer morning, _____ gives way to west through northwest winds at _____.
d. easterlies - Sault Ste Marie
Lac LaBelle Harbor anchorage has ___________________.
a.
Good Holding with a generally mud bottom
Lake Superior may briefly become covered _____ to _____ percent, but strong winds and the associated waves generally reduce the ice coverage.
d. 80 - 90
Lake Superior's elevation for the chart datum is ______.
b. 601.1 feet
Late ________ is the worst time for gales on Lake Superior, they blow up to _____ percent of the time.
d.
autumn - 6
Local magnetic attraction is greatest at ______ on Lake Superior?
d.
Stony Point
Magnetic disturbances are more prevalent on Lake Superior than on the other Lakes.
a. True
On Isle Royale, what is the name of the island at the north or inner end of the channel leading into Washington Harbor?
b. Beaver Island
On Lake Superior during the autumn months, winds blow more and more out of the: __________.
a. West and North
On Lake Superior there is an area where fog is commonly encountered just East of _________.
a. the Keweenaw Point
On Lake Superior, at the mouth of the Falls River, caution should be used due to _____________.
b. Submerged ruins and a sunken wreck extending 500 feet NW of the river mouth
On Lake Superior, Fisherman's Reef is located: _________.
d. southwest of Rock of Ages Light
On Lake Superior, thunderstorm activity is slightly more frequent at _______ than other locations.
c. Duluth
Over the open waters of Lake Superior thunderstorms are most likely to occur: ________.
a. between midnight and 3 am
Over the open waters of Lake Superior, which of the following is the most fog prone months of the year?
c. April thru August & December
Passage Island Light is?
d. None of the above
Point Abbaye is located near what major landmark?
c. Huron Island Light
Point Iroquois, on the SE side of Whitefish Bay and on the West side of the entrance to the St. Mary's River, is marked by: _______.
d. an abandoned lighthouse
Summer winds On Lake Superior are often out of the _______ and ________.
a.
south - west
Summer winds on the west half of Lake Superior are often from what direction?
a. south thru west
The ______ waters are the least vulnerable, while the _____ and _____ waters are more susceptible to the strong winds with northerly and westerly components.
c. West - central - east
The _______ half of the lake is more vulnerable to thunderstorms than the _______ half.
c. west - east
The deepest spot on Lake Superior is located _________.
b. north of Munising
The down bound course between Eagle Harbor and Copper Harbor will encounter cross traffic bound for______.
d.
Isle Royale
The Duluth "special anchorage area" is located SE of what island?
c.
Hearding Island
The Federal Project depth for Superior Entry is: ___________.
b. 31 to 27 feet
The Federal Project depth for Superior Harbor Basin and anchorage area is: __________.
b.
27 feet
The Federal Project depth of water in the Duluth Ship Canal is _________.
b.
32 to 28 feet
The Keweenaw Peninsula tends to diminish large seas generated by _________.
b. east and west winds
The Keweenaw Waterway has a minimum CONTROLLING depth of ________.
b. 25 feet
The Keweenaw Waterway is used most often during which of the following periods?
d. October & November
The length of the normal navigation season on Lake Superior is generally about: __________.
a. 8 months
The length of the steamer track from the Duluth Ship Canal to Point Iroquois is: ______.
c. 383 miles
The maximum breadth of Lake Superior is on about Longitude 86° 45' is _________.
c. 160 miles
The maximum water depth in Lake Superior is _______.
b. 1333 feet
The most vulnerable waters for fog on Lake Superior lie between ___________.
c. Keweenaw Point & Au Sable Point
The Northshore Mining dock at Silver Bay has at least a depth of ______ alongside.
d. 30 feet
The Southeast coast & peninsula of Grand Island is called _________.
d. The Thumb
The strongest magnetic disturbances are along the ______ shore of Lake Superior.
a. north
There is considerable wave action on Lake Superior due to _________.
c. long fetch
What Aids to Navigation are used to mark Superior Shoal?
d. it is NOT marked by an aid
What are the bottom conditions for the anchorage in West Bay?
a. Good anchorage, 18 to 40 ft with a sand bottom.
What are the prominent features marking Grand Marais Michigan?
d. A red brick school and a chimney in the village
What are the worst months for fog on the open waters of Lake Superior?
b. June - July
What is a Caution when entering Taconite Harbor?
a.
A lost anchor
What is at Manitou Island light?
b. a RACON
What is located on Mt. Bohemia?
b. A fire tower
What is the controlling depth of the entrance channel into Portage Lake?
a. 25 feet
What is the depth of water available at the outer end of Point Abbaye Reef?
b. 6 feet
What is the depth of water covering a boulder 1.7 miles south of Gull Rock?
b. 26 feet
What is the depth of water in the entrance to Agate Harbor?
b. 19 feet
What is the federal project depth of the Portage River section of the Keweenaw Waterway?
c.
25 feet
What is the heading of the ranges marking the entrance to Taconite Harbor?
c. 028 degrees
What is the height of Knife River Light?
d. 31 feet
What is the largest vessel or tug/tow that may meet or overtake another vessel in the Duluth Ship Canal?
b. If each vessel or tug/tow is less than 150 ft in length
What is the length of Portage Lake?
b. 17.5 miles
What is the length of the Keweenaw Waterway?
b. 25 miles long
What is the name of the bay 22 miles W of Pt Abbaye?
d. Keweenaw Bay
What is the name of the island located on the approach to Marquette?
b.
Granite Island is in the approach from the North.
What is the name of the shoal located just south of Caribou Island in Lake Superior?
b. Southwest Bank
What is the name of the western most of the Apostle Islands?
a. Eagle Island
What is the purpose of the red sector in the Marquette Breakwater Outer Light?
c. To warn vessels approaching from the NW of the Presque Isle Point Rocks extending East from Presque Point
What is the speed limit for Duluth-Superior Harbor?
b. 8 mph
What is the speed limit in the Keweenaw Waterway?
8 mph
What is the Structure and Color of Marquette Light?
a. Red Brick Square house with a tower on Light House Point
When a current comming ______ the the Duluth ship canal meets a heavy sea from the _______ it increases the wave heights.
c.
out of - northeast
When entering Grand Marais Minnesota Harbor, caution would be used during ______ Storms, and vessels should keep well over to the East Breakwall to avoid the shoals to the west.
c. Northeasterly
When is Lake Superior's lowest stage of water level?
b. Close of winter.
Where are the anchorages located in Duluth-Superior?
d. All of the above are correct
Which of the following best describes the Au Sable Lighthouse?
b. A white conical tower with a red attached dwelling
Which of the following describes where Tahquamenon Bay located?
d.
On the west side of Whitefish Bay just south of Whitefish Point
Which of the following is a potential hazard for vessels operating in Ashland Harbor?
b. The remains of pilings are often found adrift in the harbor
Which of the following is the largest island in the Apostle Group on Lake Superior?
d. Madeleine Island
Which of the following is the only harbor of refuge between the Keweenaw and Black River?
c. Ontonagon
Which of the following is true about Superior Shoal?
a. It is an Unmarked shoal
Which of the following is true of Hutchinson Shoal on Lake Superior?
c. It is located 5.6 miles SW of Eagle River Michigan
Which of the following is true of the Local Magnetic Disturbances found on Lake Superior?
c. The tendency is for up-bound vessels to be drawn toward the north shore
Which of the following vessels has the right of way in the Duluth Ship Canal?
b. inbound vessels
Which part of Lake Superior is least susceptible to gale force winds and seas, since it is somewhat sheltered?
b. the western part
Which part of Lake Superior is more vulnerable to thunderstorm activity?
c. the west part
Winds on Lake Superior cause fluctuations that seldom exceed 1 foot above or below the normal level, but may cause changes up to 2 feet.
a. True