The part of the ship where you steer, what is that called?

Question

i need it for my english homework so please HELPPPP!! :]

Answer 1

Lets not forget the "tiller"...

Answer 2

bridge

Answer 3

Helm

Answer 4

Bridge.

Answer 5

The helm is on the bridge...........

Answer 6

driver seat,,,trust me i got an D- in english ;)

Answer 7

Bridge is where the captain steers the wheel.

Answer 8

Aft cabin

Answer 9

On the ship's bridge.  On old ships it was called the wheelhouse  and on old sailing ships sometimes the steering deck ('cause it was out in the open on the deck). Some ships

have a second steering position, near the rudder post in case the bridge is damaged, it's call aft steering (aft for after or "rear")

Answer 10

On Great Lakes Ships it is referred to as the Pilothouse,  you will hear wheelhouse and bridge on salt water.

Answer 11

The actual steering is done at the "helm". The helm is usually located on the "bridge". Some ships have more then one helm in other locations.