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Home›Green Marine›Coast Guard Responds to Columbia River Grounding
Green Marine

August 2, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Coast Guard Responds to Columbia River Grounding

Portland, OR. – The motor vessel, CS Ocean, a 560-foot commercial cargo ship, grounded at approximately 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The vessel grounded while anchored at the lower anchorage on the Columbia River near the Willamette junction in Vancouver, Wash. A command post was set up at Coast Guar

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Portland, OR. – The motor vessel, CS Ocean, a 560-foot commercial cargo ship, grounded at approximately 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The vessel grounded while anchored at the lower anchorage on the Columbia River near the Willamette junction in Vancouver, Wash. A command post was set up at Coast Guard Sector Portland, Ore, to safely resolve the situation. Coast Guard officials from Sector Portland and a ship’s representative quickly joined forces to develop plans to refloat the vessel and determine if any damage had been done. There was no pollution discharge as a result of the grounding.

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