Twenty years ago, a massive dredging effort to deepen 103 miles of the mighty Columbia River held the promise of securing Oregon’s connection to the rest of the world. At 43 feet, the channel — otherwise too shallow to compete with deep-water ports — could play host to today’s larger vessels and more efficiently send Northwest wheat and steel to markets around the globe.
Green Marine
about 16 years ago
Dredging of Columbia River Finishes This Year
Twenty years ago, a massive dredging effort to deepen 103 miles of the mighty Columbia River held the promise of securing Oregon’s connection to the rest of the world. At 43 feet, the channel — otherwise too shallow to compete with deep-water ports — could play host to today’s larger vessels and mor
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