In nautical terms, a "rutter" refers to a navigational guide or manual that contains information about coastal areas, regions, or specific sea routes. Historically, rutters were important for navigation, especially before the advent of modern navigational tools and GPS. They typically included details such as descriptions of routes, landmarks, water depths, tidal information, currents, and other critical data useful for mariners to safely guide their vessels.
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