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46. A current moving across a lock entrance toward the river or toward the dam is known by which term?
An outdraft is the current that moves across a lock entrance toward the river or dam, pushing vessels away from the lock. This cross-current is a recognized hazard in lock operations and is specifically termed an outdraft, unlike cutoff, springpool, or lockwash.
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