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Coast Isle

Coast Isle
Photo: John M. MacFarlane

Histoire

This tug was built in 1980 by Certified Welding & Machining in Prince Rupert, BC.

Notes historiques

In 2016 this vessel was dry-berthed at Ladysmith BC Canada. On November 7, 2022 this vessel capsized while spudding it’s barge in the Fraser River. All personnel made it off the tug safely, with no injuries reported. The tug remained attached to the barge via it’s tow line, but was submerged facing down with only it’s propeller above the water. The location was near the Deas Island Tunnel. The vessel owner developed a salvage plan almost immediately. Crews attached a line from the barge to the tug’s exposed propeller and moved the tug and barge out of the main channel of the river. The vessel owner moved a crane on one of the barges on site and salvage efforts began early the following day. By November 10th this vessel had been successfully salvaged by her owners.

Propriétaires et capitaines

In 1980-1990 she was owned by Skeena River Pile Driving Co. Ltd., Prince Rupert BC Canada.

In 1991-2005 she was owned by KMJ Towing Ltd., Prince Rupert BC Canada.

In 2009-2022 she was owned by Saltair Marine Barge Services Ltd., Ladysmith BC Canada.

Remotorisation

Repowered with a 300bhp engine (2009c)

Références

Canada List of Shipping

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