Boating vessels can be primarily distinguished according to the type of propulsion used to run the vessel. Mechanically propelled boats are those that require the use of engines, while non-mechanically propelled vessels are those that can be powered manually or by sails. When looking at mechanically propelled boats in the United States, the most common size of a vessel was 16 to less than 26 feet in 2023.
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