A berth place is a location where a vessel can be moored or anchored. The crossword solutions for the term berth place include PIER (4 letters), BASIN (5 letters), SLIP (4 letters), PORT (4 letters), WHARF (5 letters), UPPER (5 letters), MARINA (6 letters), ANCHORAGE (9 letters), MOORAGE (7 letters), QUAY (4 letters), SHORE (5 letters), DOCK (4 letters), CABIN (5 letters), sleepercar (10 letters) and sleepingcar (11 letters). These terms refer to different types of locations where a vessel can be moored, such as a PIER, which is a structure built out into the water to provide access to ships; a BASIN, which is an area of water surrounded by land; a SLIP, which is a narrow channel of water between two piers; a PORT, which is a harbor where ships can DOCK; a WHARF, which is a platform built along the shoreline; an UPPER, which is a sheltered area of water; a MARINA, which is a harbor with moorings for pleasure boats; an ANCHORAGE, which is a place where a vessel can anchor; a MOORAGE, which is a place where a vessel can be moored; a QUAY, which is a WHARF used for loading and unloading cargo; a SHORE, which is the land along the edge of a body of water; a DOCK, which is a platform built out from the SHORE; a CABIN, which is a room on a boat; a sleepercar, which is a railroad car with beds; and a sleepingcar, which is a railroad car with sleeping compartments.