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M/V ann ping 6; longview, wa

NOAAORR-6979

issued
1994-01-10 00:00Z
status
cancelled 1994-01-24 00:00Z
self-cancels
1994-01-24 00:00Z
authority
NOAA OR&R
sea
North Pacific Ocean
position
46.113, -122.967
vessel
M/V ANN PING 6
source
incidentnews · first seen 2026-09-03 15:09Z

Original warning text

M/V ANN PING 6; LONGVIEW, WA.
LONGVIEW, WA.
1. Between 0545 and 0845 this morning (1/10/94) the vessel M/V Ann Ping 6 lost an estimated 26,000 gallons of fuel oil no. 6 while loading at the Long View pier in Longview, WA. An overflight this morning indicated that by 0900 sheen extended from Longview to just upriver of Coal Creek Slough (approximately 8 miles). There is no continuing release of oil into the water. . Daved Kruth of NOAA is en-route, a command post is being set up on Price Island by the Coast Guard. . If any of this initial information is incorrect, please let us know ASAP (at the above number) as it could affect any trajectory implications. USCG district 13.
2. COMMODITY: #6 FUEL OIL. MAXIMUM POTENTIAL RELEASE: 26000 GALLONS.
3. POSITION 46.113N 122.967W. NOAA INCIDENTNEWS 6979: https://incidentnews.noaa.gov/incident/6979

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  1. An ping 6; longview, washington1994-01-10 → 1994-01-24
  2. M/V ann ping 6; longview, wa this message1994-01-10 → 1994-01-24

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