The Ports of Tampa and Port Manatee, Florida
1984
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- About this editionPage count: 86Published: 1984Publisher: U.S. Government Printing OfficeOriginal from: the New York Public LibraryDigitized: December 21, 2021Language: EnglishContributor: Water Resources Support Center (U.S.)Create CitationTable of contentsOther editions1979199619841996U.S. Government Printing OfficeThe CorpsThe CorpsThe Corps82 pages101 pages86 pages101 pagesCommon terms and phrasesAlongside at MLWapproximatelyasphaltAvailable to VesselsbargesboomBreasting Distancebreasting dolphinsbulkhead with solidConcrete pileConcrete-cappedconcrete-deckedCONNECTIONS WATER SUPPLYconnects with SeaboardDeck Above MLWDepth AlongsidedieselDOCKSdolphins in lineDrydockELECTRIC CURRENT AvailableEngineers Port Codeequipmentextends from wharfMore terms and phrasesShow lessPopular passagesDiversified handling equipment is maintained by the operators , and special services are provided including packing and crating...... for the sole use of the operating companies , and are described under Mechanical Handling Facilities in the preceding table of Piers , Wharves , and Docks...... storage facilities , which are more fully described under individual reference numbers in the table of Storage Warehouses , beginning on page...More passagesShow lessGet bookBorrowEdit locationCancelCheck availability at libraries near youNo matching city or zip codeAbout the workOriginally published: 1979Subject: Harbors -- Florida -- Tampa -- Piney Point, Piney Point (Fla.) -- Harbor, Tampa (Fla.) -- HarborPublisherMore from the publisher collectionPort SeriesBy United States. Board of Engineers for Rivers and HarborsPort SeriesIssue 1The Port of Portland, MaineBy United States. Board of Engineers for Rivers and HarborsMore books
