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• Spills · 3 messages1989-09-18 → 1989-10-06Croix, US virgin islands
• Spills · 2 messages1986-06-27 → 1986-07-12Hat island, everett, wa

Messages · 5, oldest first

1. 1
   Spills·NOAAORR-91431986-06-28 00:00Z → cancelled 1986-07-12 00:00Z
   Hat island, everett, wa
   Gasoline Pump Release; Hat Island, Everett, Wa · The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia

   Gasoline Pump Release; Hat Island, Everett, WA.
   Hat Island, Everett, WA.
   1. Gasoline pump was left on for 15 minutes in Everett Yacht Harbor. Amount spilled is unknown. estimated to be in the 100s of gallons.
   2. THREAT: OIL.
   3. POSITION 48.014N 122.311W. NOAA INCIDENTNEWS 9143: https://incidentnews.noaa.gov/incident/9143

2. 2
   Spills·NOAAORR-66671989-02-16 00:00Z → cancelled 1989-03-02 00:00Z
   Virgin gorda, british virgin islands
   T/v Unicorn Derek; Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands · Caribbean Sea

   T/V UNICORN DEREK; Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands.
   Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands.
   1. On February 16, 1989, the tanker UNICORN DEREK ran aground on the western side of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands, approximately 600 yards from the entrance to the Spanish Town Yacht Harbor. The tanker carried 1,500 barrels of diesel, 2,500 barrels of gasoline, 2,260 barrels of kerosene, and 21 tons of bunker C fuel. The initial report to the U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office (MSO), San Juan, Puerto Rico, indicated that a small quantity of gas and diesel were leaking into the water from two tanks. A tug and barge were brought in to lighter the vessel before refloating her. A small sheen was seen around the vessel but it did not appear to persist and did not impact any shoreline. Divers found a slight amount of damage to the hull in the area of the number 4 tank. The sheens diminished after the gas in the tank was shifted to an undamaged tank. USCG district 7.
   2. COMMODITY: GASOLINE, KEROSENE,  BUNKER C FUEL.
   3. POSITION 18.489N 064.401W. NOAA INCIDENTNEWS 6667: https://incidentnews.noaa.gov/incident/6667

3. 3
   Spills·NOAAORR-67291989-09-20 00:00Z → cancelled 1989-10-04 00:00Z
   Storage tanks; port alucroix, limetree bay, st croix, US virgin islands
   Amerada Hess Oil Co · Caribbean Sea

   Amerada Hess Oil Co. storage tanks; Port Alucroix, Limetree Bay, St Croix, US Virgin Islands.
   Port Alucroix, Limetree Bay, St Croix, US Virgin Islands.
   1. On September 18, 1989, Hurricane Hugo hit the island of St. Croix with winds in excess of 140 miles per hour. Five large oil storage tanks were destroyed and several severely damaged at the Hess Oil Virgin Islands Corporation (HOVIC) power plant in Port Alucroix, St Croix. Of the 10,000 barrels released, approximately 9,000 barrels were contained within earthen berms on the facility's grounds. Coast Guard personnel of the Marine Safety Office (MSO) San Juan participated in an overflight of the area on September 21. The overflight was conducted to assess damages to two affected facilities. Members of the USCG Atlantic Strike Team and the Federal On-Scene Coordinator arrived on-scene September 22 to inspect the damaged storage tanks. Approximately 1,000 barrels of heavy crude oil were in HOVIC's main tanker harbor. HOVIC employees had already begun countermeasures to contain the oil. [...]
   2. COMMODITY: HEAVY CRUDE OIL. MAXIMUM POTENTIAL RELEASE: 420000 GALLONS.
   3. POSITION 17.667N 064.750W. NOAA INCIDENTNEWS 6729: https://incidentnews.noaa.gov/incident/6729

4. 4
   Restricted·NAVAREA IV 265/042004-08-02 23:07Z → cancelled 2004-09-06 00:00Z
   Port of new york/new jersey - marsec level two for selected locations, east and hudson rivers

   1. PORT OF NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY - MARSEC LEVEL TWO FOR SELECTED LOCATIONS,
      EAST AND HUDSON RIVERS. A RESTRICTED AREA HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED WITHIN 100
      YARDS OF THE MANHATTAN PIERHEAD LINE BETWEEN NORTH COVE YACHT HARBOR
      AND THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.  ALL FERRIES AND CHARTER BOATS THAT NORMALLY
      OPERATE WITHIN THIS AREA MUST CHECK IN WITH VTS-NY ON CH 14 PRIOR TO
      ENTERING THIS AREA. RECREATIONAL VESSELS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED WITHIN
      100 YARDS OF THE MANHATTAN PIERHEAD LINE BETWEEN NORTH COVE YACHT
      HARBOR AND THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. HOWEVER, RECREATIONAL VESSELS THAT
      NEED TO ENTER OR DEPART NORTH COVE YACHT HARBOR MUST CHECK IN WITH
      THE COAST GUARD VESSEL ON-SCENE VIA CH 16.  COMMERCIAL VESSELS
      TRANSITING NORTH OR SOUTH IN THE WEST CHANNEL OF THE EAST RIVER
      BETWEEN 35TH STREET IN MANHATTAN AND THE QUEENSBORO BRIDGE MUST CHECK
      IN WITH VTS-NY ON CH 12 AND WITH THE COAST GUARD VESSEL ON-SCENE VIA
      CH 16 PRIOR TO ENTERING THE AREA.  RECREATIONAL VESSELS MUST TRANSIT
      TO THE EAST OF ROOSEVELT ISLAND BETWEEN 35TH STREET IN MANHATTAN AND
      THE QUEENSBORO BRIDGE.  THESE RESTRICTIONS WILL BE IN PLACE UNTIL
      SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2004.
   2. CANCEL THIS MSG 06 SEP.
   

5. 5
   Restricted·NAVAREA IV 328/042004-09-29 16:17Z → cancelled 2004-11-17 09:53Z
   Port of new york/new jersey - marsec level two for selected locations, east and hudson rivers

   1. PORT OF NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY - MARSEC LEVEL TWO FOR SELECTED LOCATIONS,
      EAST AND HUDSON RIVERS. A RESTRICTED AREA HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED WITHIN 100
      YARDS OF THE MANHATTAN PIERHEAD LINE BETWEEN NORTH COVE YACHT HARBOR
      AND THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. ALL FERRIES AND CHARTER BOATS THAT NORMALLY
      OPERATE WITHIN THIS AREA MUST CHECK IN WITH VTS-NY ON CH 14 PRIOR TO
      ENTERING THIS AREA. RECREATIONAL VESSELS THAT NEED TO ENTER, MOOR OR
      DEPART NORTH COVE YACHT HARBOR OR OTHER AREA OF THE RESTRICTED AREA
      MUST CHECK IN WITH THE COAST GUARD VESSEL ON-SCENE OR THE COAST GUARD
      COMMUNICATIONS CENTER VIA CH 16. COMMERCIAL VESSELS TRANSITING NORTH
      OR SOUTH IN THE WEST CHANNEL OF THE EAST RIVER BETWEEN 35TH STREET IN
      MANHATTAN AND THE QUEENSBORO BRIDGE MUST CHECK IN WITH VTS NY ON CH 12
      AND WITH THE COAST GUARD VESSEL ON-SCENE VIA CH 16 PRIOR TO ENTERING
      THE AREA. RECREATIONAL VESSELS MUST TRANSIT TO THE EAST OF ROOSEVELT
      ISLAND BETWEEN 35TH STREET IN MANHATTAN AND THE QUEENSBORO BRIDGE.
      VESSELS REQUESTING AN OPENING OF THE ROOSEVELT ISLAND BRIDGE MUST
      CONTACT THE BRIDGE VIA CH 13, OR BY PHONE: 646 235 1919, AT LEAST
      15 MINUTES BEFORE THE REQUESTED OPENING. THESE RESTRICTIONS WILL BE IN
      PLACE UNTIL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2005.
   2. CANCEL THIS MSG 02 FEB 05.