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Redwood Marine Terminal Berth 1
Wooden working dock on the Samoa Peninsula, 1,136' long with 35' depth alongside, serving commercial fishermen and other tenants.
Description
Redwood Marine Terminal 1, formerly the Town of Samoa Wharf and Dock, is a Harbor District terminal on the Samoa Peninsula. It now serves mainly as a working dock for commercial fishermen and also houses an aquaponics research facility and a hagfish processing and shipping operation.
Key features
- Wooden dock 1,136' long with 3 approach ramps
- 35' depth alongside; dock height 10' above MLLW
- Lift truck, 2-ton dock hoist and forklift
- About 60 acres of storage and 36,000 SF plus 24,000 SF of warehouse space
- 7.7 NM from the seabuoy
- Recent upgrades: dock repairs, a new 2-ton crane, 480 3-phase power and storage facility improvements
Specifications
| Length | 1,136' |
|---|---|
| Dock height | 10' above MLLW |
| Depth alongside | 35' |
| Cargo handling equipment | Lift Truck, 2-ton dock hoist, forklift |
| Storage space | ~ 60 acres |
| Warehouse space | 36,000 SF; 24,000 SF |
| Distance from seabuoy | 7.7 NM |
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