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Phrases with «outer harbor»

The phrase "outer harbor" refers to a part of a body of water, typically a large river, where ships and boats can dock or anchor further away from the shore. It is usually deeper and wider than the inner harbor, allowing bigger vessels to safely navigate and unload cargo. Full definition

Sentences with «outer harbor»

  • The criticism was mounting as park district officials prepared to meet Thursday with Chicago yacht club commodores to discuss the controversial plan that calls for damming Diversey harbor, as well as the inner and outer harbors at Jackson Park and the 59th Street harbor by next summer. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
  • The ambitious proposal — the first move in what is likely to be an extended conversation about how to maximize lakefront recreation opportunities — also calls for expanding the Jackson Park outer harbor and nearly doubling the number of slips at the new DuSable Harbor. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
  • The Jackson Park proposal calls for extending the outer harbor breakwater to add 700 to 1,100 spaces. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
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