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dockage

[dok-ij] / ˈdɒk ɪdʒ /




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Dockage fees run $120 per linear foot in the summer, $105 in the winter, and Ms. Clegg’s schooner is 39 feet length over all.

From New York Times • Nov. 24, 2016

Dockage and wharfage rates, for example, had gone unchanged since April 1983, the month Harold Washington succeeded Jane Byrne as Chicago's mayor.

From Chicago Tribune • Aug. 4, 2013

Dockage ranges from free to $20 a night, and the boaters who gather in these harbors often have great stories to tell.

From Time Magazine Archive




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