Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	seafaring	Maritime culture	Seafaring is an important and valued tradition in maritime cultures throughout history.	9
2	shipbuilding	maritime culture	Shipbuilding is a traditional craft deeply rooted in maritime culture and a source of community pride.	9
3	beacon	maritime culture	Beacons are crucial navigational aids for ships at sea to ensure safe navigation and prevent hazards.	5
4	navigation	maritime culture	Proficiency in celestial navigation and nautical instruments is essential for maritime navigation due to its association with maritime culture.	5
5	piracy	maritime culture	Piracy is a longstanding challenge to navigation, trade, and is part of maritime folklore.	5
6	sailing	maritime culture	Sailing is a traditional and essential mode of transportation and trade in maritime cultures.	5
7	ballast	maritime culture	Ship ballast is utilized by maritime cultures to maintain stability and balance while sailing.	4
8	ocean	Maritime Culture	Maritime culture is shaped by the ocean's vital role in providing food, transportation, and livelihoods.	4
9	radar reflector	maritime culture	Radar reflectors are mandatory safety equipment on boats and ships in maritime culture to improve visibility on radar for other vessels.	4
10	anchor	maritime culture	Anchors are vital for securing ships and preventing drifting at sea in maritime culture.	3
11	fish	Maritime culture	Fish is a vital and fresh dietary staple in Maritime culture.	3
12	heave	maritime culture	"Heave is a commonly used term in maritime culture to refer to lifting or hauling heavy objects on ships or boats."	3
13	liner	Maritime culture	A liner is a large ship used for scheduled transportation of passengers or cargo across bodies of water in Maritime culture.	3
14	rope maintenance	maritime culture	Regular rope maintenance is crucial for safety and reliability in maritime culture.	3
15	scud	Maritime culture	In maritime culture, 'scud' refers to low, wind-driven clouds often seen at sea.	3
16	anchorage	maritime culture	Anchorage is crucial for securing boats and ships in maritime culture.	2
17	bilge	maritime culture	The bilge is the lowest compartment on a ship used to collect water and other liquids.	2
18	dry dock	maritime culture	Dry docks are crucial for ship repairs and maintenance in maritime culture, whether at sea or in port.	2
19	whale	Maritime Culture	Whales are of immense cultural importance in maritime culture and traditions.	2
20	beaufort	maritime culture	The Beaufort scale is used to measure wind speed at sea and is a key aspect of maritime culture.	1
21	clipper	maritime culture	Clipper ships were essential for rapid maritime trade and transportation in the 19th century.	1
22	iceberg	maritime culture	Icebergs pose a danger to ships in the open sea due to their presence in maritime culture.	1
23	lookout	maritime culture	The lookout is a vital role on a ship, responsible for observing and warning of potential dangers in the maritime environment.	1
24	man of war	maritime culture	The concept of "man of war" is a highly armed and powerful naval warship within maritime culture.	1
25	rigger	maritime culture	A rigger is a skilled worker in maritime culture responsible for setting up and maintaining rigging equipment on ships and boats.	1
26	seashells	maritime culture	Seashells hold cultural and artistic significance in maritime culture.	1
27	semaphore	maritime culture	Semaphore flags are a common communication method used between ships in maritime culture.	1
28	sextant	maritime culture	The sextant is an essential navigation tool for sailors in maritime culture, used to measure the angle between a celestial object and the horizon.	1
29	watercraft	maritime culture	Watercraft are crucial for transportation and livelihood in maritime cultures.	1
30	windage	maritime culture	Understanding and accounting for windage is crucial for ship navigation in maritime culture due to its impact on a vessel's response to wind and currents.	1