A lazarette is a small compartment or storage space located in the aft or stern part of a boat or ship. It is typically used to store equipment such as ropes, tools, spare parts, and other items that need to be easily accessible but out of the way. The term lazarette comes from the word "la zarra," meaning leprosy, as these storage spaces were originally used to quarantine sailors with infectious diseases. Today, lazarettes are commonly found on sailboats and powerboats of all sizes, and they serve as an important storage area for essential gear needed for sailing, fishing, or other water activities. The space is typically accessed by a hatch or door located on the deck or transom of the boat.
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