The storage containers are used as equipment and supplies storage, designed to assist in the clean up operations of
both onshore and offshore spills.
They are strategically placed around Southeast Alaska Communities, typically near
harbors or at Member Company locations for easy access and deployment of equipment and materials in the event of a spill.
Manufacture(s)
Various
Model
20'
Service Type(s)
Mobile Storage
Operating Environment
Water tight dry storage
Size L x W x H (ft)
20' x 8' x 8'
Empty Weight
4,850 lbs.
Container Material
Structural Steel
Max Gross Weight
66,000 lbs.
Lifting Points
Fork Channels bottom/center
C-130
DC-6
DC-3
737
Beaver
Otter
Cessna 206
Cessna 185
Heli
Barge
Tug (only)
Lrg F/V
Sml F/V
P/U
Zone 1
Ketchikan
55°23'47.94"N 131°43'45.85"W
Zone 2
Craig
55°29'18.28"N 133°08'24.67"W
Zone 3
Petersburg
56°48'28.84"N 132°58'13.91"W
Wrangell
56°28'14.69"N 132°23'06.98"W
Zone 4
Kake
56°58'21.84"N 133°56'26.67"W
Zone 5
Sitka
57°06'53.48"N 135°23'31.89"W
Zone 6
Gustavus
58°25'21.35"N 135°42'42.36"W
Pelican
57°57'27.84"N 136°13'32.69"W
Zone 7
Juneau
58°17'26.76"N 134°23'33.26"W
Zone 8
Haines
59°14'08.76"N 135°27'51.73"W
Skagway
59°27'09.90"N 135°19'20.26"W
Zone 9
Yakutat
59°32'46.34"N 139°44'05.36"W
(3)
(4)
2 -
Petersburg
2 -
Wrangell
(3)
(10)
(3)
1 -
Gustavus
2 -
Pelican
(7)
(3)
1 -
Haines
2 -
Skagway
(2)