Lemuria’s size

“The layout of this island?”
“Right.” Barry scratched at his diagram again with the pen. “There’s a cruise ship here in the center,” he said, tapping at the sketches. “Like the mountain in the middle of Skull Island. Then there’s an oil tanker and a freighter on either side of it, both facing the other way. The freighter has a bunch of shipping containers, but it looked like they’ve all been emptied out.” He circled part of his diagram, looked at them, and shrugged.
“How large are the ships?”
He closed his eyes. “I’d put the cruise ship around…nine hundred feet, maybe? The tanker and the freighter were both longer, but they sat a lot lower in the water…
“Here and here are fishing boats. Or maybe some kind of oceanographic research. Greenpeace or something. Definitely some kind of business-work boat. These three are yachts. Really big, expensive-looking things. And then there’s a half dozen or so little boats around the edges. Smaller fishing boats, things like that. I think one of them might’ve been a tugboat…
“And over here”—he tapped one side of the sketch—“was one of those boats where it’s two narrow hulls with a platform between them.”
“A catamaran,” said Stealth.

Excerpt From Ex-Isle, pg 71-73
Peter Clines
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