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Redwood Marine Terminal Berth 2
89-acre former pulp mill site with a 1,170' berth and 38' depth alongside, being repurposed as a marine research and innovation park.
Description
Redwood Marine Terminal 2 occupies the former Samoa pulp mill site on Humboldt Bay. The Harbor District is cleaning up the site with the EPA and redeveloping it as a National Marine Research and Innovation Park.
Key features
- 1,170' berth with 38' depth alongside (below MLLW); dock height 17' above MLLW
- 89-acre site including 20 acres of tarmac
- 130,000 square feet of warehouse space and 70,000 square feet of shop and office space
- Industrial water supply of up to 30 million gallons/day
- 1.5-mile ocean outfall pipe and a 60 kv substation
- Deep water access
Applications
Tenants include Taylor Mariculture, which grows clam and oyster seed on site.
Specifications
| Length | 1,170' |
|---|---|
| Dock height | 17' above MLLW |
| Depth alongside | 38' below MLLW |
| Industrial water | up to 30 million gallons/day |
| Warehouse space | 130,000 square feet |
| Shop and office space | 70,000 square feet |
| Site | 89 acres including 20 acres of tarmac |
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