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USACE Nacotchtank

Floating Crane Barge:

Built in 2020 by Metal Trades, Inc. Hollywood, S.C.

Launched in 2020

Christened, commissioned and placed in service as USACE Nacotchtank, in January 2021

Assigned to the US Army Corp of Engineers Baltimore District, District of Columbia’s Drift field office

Current Disposition, active in service

Vessel Particulars
Hull Length (molded) 85’-0”
Hull Breadth (molded) 30’-0”
Hull Depth (molded) 7’- 0”
Lightship Draft 2’-3”
Rated Deck Load 1,200 psf.
Machinery, Equipment and Crane Particulars
Crane Model EBI Cranes Model C60XHB-60
Main Hoist Capacity 30,000 lbs. @ 15’ radius
Auxiliary Hoist Capacity4,500 lbs.
Boom Length 60 feet fixed
Regulatory Standard API.2C Medallion

Click On Image For Full Size Image	Size	Image Description	Source
3028700103	42k	*Namesake* Nacotchtank - An indigenous Algonquian people who lived in the area of what is now Washington, D.C. during the 17th century Photo - Nacotchtank people with European Settlers (17th Century) - 321dc.blogspot.com Map - Nacotchtank location on John Smith's 1624 map of Virginia	Tommy Trampp
3028700101 210209-A-A1403-101	383k	USACE Nacotchtank moored at the District of Columbia’s Drift field office docks alongside the Anacostia River U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Rock Island District photo # 210209-A-A1403-101 and 210209-A-A1403-100	Tommy Trampp
3028700102 210209-A-A1403-100	110k		Tommy Trampp

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