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Port Series 01 Port Series No. 01 The Ports of Portland and Searsport, ME, and Portsmouth, NH Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Casco Bay Mile: PWD: 31 Name: Portland Pipe Line Corp., Pier No 2. Location: Casco Bay, below mouth of Fore River, South Portland. Datum: MLW Operator: Portland Pipe Line Corp. Owner: Portland Pipe Line Corp. Address: Phone: 207/767-0470 Town: South PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Receipt of crude oil by tanker. Depth Alongside (feet):48 || 48 Latitude (decimal): 43.654167 Total Berthing Space (feet): 979|| 979 Longitude (decimal): -70.23028 Remarks: Two 36-inch pipelines with four 12-inch connections on each side of unloading platform extend to shore where lines are interconnected to one 42-, one 30-, and one 24-inch pipelines extending to 19 steel crude oil storage tanks at main tank farm approximately 3 miles southwest of pier, total capacity 2,634,000 barrels. Pipelines also connect with lines and storage tanks described under Pier No 1. (Ref. No. 29). Crude oil from storage tanks is pumped through one24- and one 18-inch pipelines to oil refineries located in Montreal East, Quebec, Canada, 236 miles distant. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00545 Dock Code: 829 Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Casco Bay Mile: PWD: 32 Name: Southern Maine Technical College Pier. Location: Casco Bay, below mouth of Fore River, below foot of Broadway extended, South Datum: MLW Portland. Operator: Southern Maine Technical College. Owner: Southern Maine Technical College. Address: 2 Fort Road. Phone: 207/767-9500 Town: South PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Mooring vessels. Depth Alongside (feet):14 - 16 || 5 - 16 5 - 14 Latitude (decimal): 43.651389 Total Berthing Space (feet): 55|| 110 235 Longitude (decimal): -70.23 Remarks: Southern Maine Technical College buildings are located in rear, part of former Fort Preble. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00545 Dock Code: 845 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources Navigation Data Center 1 Port Series No. 01 The Ports of Portland and Searsport, ME, and Portsmouth, NH Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 13 Name: Berlin Mills Wharf. Location: Left bank, Fore River, foot of High Street. Datum: MLW Operator: Gowen Marine. Owner: Berlin Mills Wharf Associates. Address: 400 Commercial Street Phone: 207/773-1761 Town: PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Mooring vessels for repair. Depth Alongside (feet):19 || 0 - 19 0 - 19 Latitude (decimal): 43.649444 Total Berthing Space (feet): -|| 185+ 500 Longitude (decimal): -70.25333 Remarks: Vessels are hauled out at face and placed on concrete aprons for repair. Shops are located in buildings on pier. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 373 Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 3 Name: Casco Bay Ferry Terminal Wharf. Location: Left bank, Fore River, foot of Franklin Street extended. Datum: MLW Operator: City of Portland Fire Department and Casco Bay Island Transit District dba Casco Bay Owner: City of Portland. Address: 56 Commercial Street. Phone: 207/774-7871 Town: PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Landing for ferry; mooring city fireboats; mooring transient vessels. (See Remarks). Depth Alongside (feet):14 - 24 || 35 Latitude (decimal): 43.656944 Total Berthing Space (feet):|| 115 Longitude (decimal): -70.24694 Remarks: A 78-foot offset between inner 587- and outer 430-foot dimensions accommodates an adjustable vehicle/passenger ramp. A 480- by 149-foot former transit shed at inner end is utilized for ferry freight and passenger service to Casco Bay Islands. Concrete floats for transient vessels are located along outer 430-foot section. Vessels Island Holiday, Bay Mist, Island Romance, Maquoit II, Machagonne II are based at wharf. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 295 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources Navigation Data Center 2 Port Series No. 01 The Ports of Portland and Searsport, ME, and Portsmouth, NH Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 18 Name: CIANBRO Corp., Ricker's Wharf. Location: Left bank, Fore River, approximately 1,000 feet below foot of Danforth Street. Datum: MLW Operator: CIANBRO Corp. and Boston Marine Transport, Inc. Owner: CIANBRO Corp. Address: 328 West Commercial Street. Phone: 207/773-5852 Town: PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: One 2-car-capacity surface track at rear connects with tracks of Guilford Rail System located on Commercial Street at rear. Purpose: Mooring company-owned floating equipment and harbor bunkering barge; handling contractor's supplies and equipment to and from barges. Depth Alongside (feet):21 || 3 - 21 3 - 21 Latitude (decimal): 43.641667 Total Berthing Space (feet): 500|| 150 Longitude (decimal): -70.27528 Remarks: Berthing space at face includes a timber pile, steel-decked, 45- by 90-foot offshore wharf with 100- by 4-foot approach located 250 feet above pier and in line with its face. Adjustable 36- by 20-foot steel ramp on lower side is used for stern-loading barges. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 425 Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 22 Name: Clean Harbors Environmental Services, South Portland Wharf. Location: Right bank, Fore River, approximately 200 feet above foot of Main Street, South Datum: MLW Portland. Operator: Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. Owner: Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. Address: 17 Main Street. Phone: 207/799-8111 Town: South PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: One 3-car capacity surface track; connects with Guilford Rail System. Purpose: Mooring company-owned floating equipment. Depth Alongside (feet): 8 || Latitude (decimal): 43.64 Total Berthing Space (feet): 270 || Longitude (decimal): -70.28333 Remarks: Four 6-inch pipelines extending from wharf to 10 steel storage tanks in rear, total capacity 187,000 barrels, were not in use at time of survey (2000). Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 515 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources Navigation Data Center 3 Port Series No. 01 The Ports of Portland and Searsport, ME, and Portsmouth, NH Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 5 Name: Custom House Wharf. Location: Left bank, Fore River, foot of Pearl Street. Datum: MLW Operator: Seacoast Ocean Services, Inc; Seafood Exchange; Harbor Fish Market; Casablanca Dinner Owner: Ken McGowan. Address: Custom House Wharf. Phone: 207/761-9487 Town: PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Receipt of seafood; mooring fishing vessels; mooring excursion vessels. Depth Alongside (feet):15 || 0 - 15 0 - 15 Latitude (decimal): 43.656389 Total Berthing Space (feet): 75|| 600 585 Longitude (decimal): -70.24778 Remarks: Seafood processing plants are located at rear. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 310 Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 16 Name: Deake's Wharf. Location: Left bank, Fore River, between foot of Park and State Streets. Datum: MLW Operator: General Marine Construction Corp.; Portland Harbor Fuel Co., Inc.; and Fore River Doc Owner: General Marine Construction Corp. Address: 446 Commercial Street. Phone: 207/772-5354 Town: PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Mooring company-owned floating equipment; handling contractor's supplies and equipment to and from barges; receipt of seafood. Depth Alongside (feet):28 || 5 - 15 5 - 15 Latitude (decimal): 43.648611 Total Berthing Space (feet): 65|| 350 300 Longitude (decimal): -70.25639 Remarks: Tenants also include B's Seafood, Portland Seafood, and Paul's Seafood. Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 382 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources Navigation Data Center 4 Port Series No. 01 The Ports of Portland and Searsport, ME, and Portsmouth, NH Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 7 Name: DiMillo's at Long Wharf. Location: Left bank, Fore River, inner end, upper side of pier projection at foot of Moulton Datum: MLW Street. Operator: Olde Port Mariner Fleet, Inc.; Eagle Island Tours; Portland Guide Service; House Isla Owner: DiMillo's at Long Wharf. Address: Commercial Street. Phone: 207/772-2216 Town: PortlandState: ME County: Cumberland Railway Connection: None. Purpose: Landing for excursion vessels; mooring miscellaneous vessels. Depth Alongside (feet): 11 || Latitude (decimal): 43.655556 Total Berthing Space (feet): 400 || Longitude (decimal): -70.25083 Remarks: Remainder of pier projection is used for parking lot with DiMillo's floating restaurant at outer end and small craft marina with series of floats at lower side. Eagle Island Tours is operated by The Coast Watch & Guiding Light Navigation Co., Inc. Bay View Cruises operates excursion vessel Bay View Lady at adjoining pier (Fisherman's Wharf). Year of Last Survey: 2001Corps of Engnrs Waterway Code: 00546 Dock Code: 313 Port: Portland/Portsmouth Waterway: Fore River Mile: PWD: 23 Name: ExxonMobil Corp., South Portland Terminal Wharf. Location: Right bank, Fore River, approximately 350 feet above foot of Main Street, South Datum: MLW Portland. Operator: ExxonMobil Corp. Owner: ExxonMobil
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