Annual Report 1953
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Commonwealth Pier No. 1 Commonwealth Pier No. 5 12 173 185 9,399 179,604 1,033 86,550 28 2,409 1,918 Total 189,003 276 87,583 586 2,437 4,S 1,918 55 16 HOUSE — No. 1977. [Jan.
Castle Island Terminal.
This terminal continued under operational jurisdiction of the Authority under a federal interim permit, with Terminal Operators, Inc., acting as operating agents un- der an agreement with the Authority.
During the year, 133 ships were berthed at the Ter- minal.
General cargo transshipped was 106,83...1 tons, including newsprint, wool, coffee and sugar. In addition, this ter- minal is one of the largest terminals on the Atlantic Coast, and 28,790,934 board feet were handled during the year.
Hoosac Pier No. 1.
Hoosac Pier No. 1 continued under lease to the Mystic Terminal Company, a subsidiary of the Boston & Maine Railroad, which acts as operating agents under an agree- ment with the Authority.
During the year, 110 ships were berthed at the terminal.
General cargo transshipped was 122,814 tons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commonwealth Pier No. 1 Commonwealth Pier No. 5 12 173 185 9,399 179,604 1,033 86,550 28 2,409 1,918 Total 189,003 276 87,583 586 2,437 4,S 1,918 55 16 HOUSE — No. 1977. [Jan.
Castle Island Terminal.
This terminal continued under operational jurisdiction of the Authority under a federal interim permit, with Terminal Operators, Inc., acting as operating agents un- der an agreement with the Authority.
During the year, 133 ships were berthed at the Ter- minal.
General cargo transshipped was 106,83...1 tons, including newsprint, wool, coffee and sugar. In addition, this ter- minal is one of the largest terminals on the Atlantic Coast, and 28,790,934 board feet were handled during the year.
Hoosac Pier No. 1.
Hoosac Pier No. 1 continued under lease to the Mystic Terminal Company, a subsidiary of the Boston & Maine Railroad, which acts as operating agents under an agree- ment with the Authority.
During the year, 110 ships were berthed at the terminal.
General cargo transshipped was 122,814 tons.
What to read after Annual Report 1953?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts. Port of Boston Authority to read onlineMoreLess
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