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Vol. 7, No. 46 Week of November 17, 2002
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


PETROLEUM DIRECTORY: Harbor tugs keep freight moving at the Port of Anchorage

The unpredictable weather and extreme tidal range pose some unusual challenges for Cook Inlet Tug and Barge’s fleet of tugs

Alan Bailey

PNA Contributing Writer

The Port of Anchorage plays a crucial role in the economic activity of Alaska. The port handles many of the consumer goods sold in Alaska’s Railbelt, acts as a major transportation hub for petroleum products and has become the shipment point for oilfield modules built in Anchorage. The small fleet....

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Founded in 1938

Challenges of the weather

Effect of the tides

Escorting oil barges


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