COOS BAY TOWBOAT CO.

  • Engineering District : Portland
  • TSO Series Number : TS-5 Transportation Lines on the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Coasts
  • Principal Commodity List : ASSIST TUGS - IN HARBOR ONLY
  • Area of Operation : WEST COAST; COOS BAY OREGON AND NEWPORT OREGON (YAQUINA BAY)
  • Vessels
    • Tugboat : 2
    • Vessels List : GEORGE W, TECLUTSA
  • Address
    686 N. FRONT ST. COOS BAY OR 97420
  • Contact
    • Phone : 541-267-6555
686 N. FRONT ST. COOS BAY OR 97420

Managed Vessels

GEORGE W

  • Type : Tugboat
  • Construction : Steel

TECLUTSA

  • Type : Tugboat
  • Construction : Steel

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