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    Tred Avon River Oyster Sanctuary [Image 7 of 13]

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    A tugboat named 'Julia B', registered at the Port of Baltimore, Maryland, is photographed head-on while docked or operating near a barge. The vessel features a white and green superstructure with twin exhaust stacks, an American flag, and tire fenders along its bow. A crane structure is visible in the background to the left, and a barge marked 'POTOMAC' and 'NORFOLK, VA' is positioned behind the tugboat.

    MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    05.06.2021

    Photo by Christopher Fincham  

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District   

    The Julia-B, a tugboat out of the Port of Baltimore, waites to move a barge of rocks being used to construct oyster reefs in the Tred Avon River Oyster Sanctuary in Talbot County, Maryland May 6, 2021. (USACE photo by Christopher Fincham)

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    Date Taken: 05.06.2021
    Date Posted: 05.12.2021 17:31
    Photo ID: 6641907
    VIRIN: 210506-A-KB984-1007
    Resolution: 5042x3365
    Size: 7.68 MB
    Location: MARYLAND, US
    Web Views: 52
    Downloads: 6

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    A large crane barge is positioned on a waterway, equipped with a tall lattice boom crane and what appears to be a clamshell bucket suspended from the hook. The barge features multiple structures including a crane operator cab, a portable site office/container, and vertical spud poles used for anchoring. The scene suggests active dredging or marine construction operations on a river or bay.
    A Corman American crane barge numbered 9725 is actively engaged in material handling operations on a waterway. The crane is equipped with a clamshell bucket and appears to be unloading or moving aggregate/gravel material from an adjacent barge. The image is taken from a low angle on the deck of a nearby vessel, providing a dramatic perspective of the crane against a blue sky.
    The image shows the interior view of a crane operator's cab on what appears to be a dredging vessel on a waterway. An operator wearing a teal sweater and face mask is visible from behind, manning the controls while a clamshell bucket suspended by cables is actively lifting sediment or material from the water. The white lattice crane boom is prominently visible through the cab's glass panels against a clear blue sky.
    A crane operator is seated inside the cab of a large crane, operating controls while overlooking a waterway and a pile of rocks or gravel. The view through the cab's windshield reveals the crane's structural boom, a suspended clamshell bucket or grapple attachment, and a river or lake in the background. The setting appears to be a dredging or material-handling operation near a waterfront.
    A large lattice boom crane is positioned on a waterfront work site, appearing to be engaged in construction or dredging operations near a body of water. The crane is lifting or positioning a heavy load suspended by chains, with a large pile of crushed stone or gravel visible on the concrete surface below. The scene suggests active marine or waterfront infrastructure construction work.
    A middle-aged man wearing a US Army Corps of Engineers white hard hat and a black face mask is photographed in close-up. He appears to be aboard a vessel or inside an industrial structure near water, wearing safety gear including an orange safety harness. The image is a professional portrait-style photograph taken in an operational field setting.
    A tugboat named 'Julia B', registered at the Port of Baltimore, Maryland, is photographed head-on while docked or operating near a barge. The vessel features a white and green superstructure with twin exhaust stacks, an American flag, and tire fenders along its bow. A crane structure is visible in the background to the left, and a barge marked 'POTOMAC' and 'NORFOLK, VA' is positioned behind the tugboat.
    A large construction barge is positioned on a waterway, equipped with a tall white lattice boom crane bearing the 'Gorman' company name. The crane is actively lifting a clamshell bucket filled with aggregate material, likely gravel or crushed stone, which is also piled on the barge deck. A yellow CAT skid steer loader is also visible on the left side of the barge.
    The image shows a close-up view of a graduated measurement scale or angle indicator, likely mounted on construction or heavy equipment. The scale displays numerical markings from approximately 20 to 70 degrees, with a pointer or indicator arm positioned near the 60-degree mark. The image is captured through what appears to be a vehicle window frame, with a concrete structure and blue sky visible in the background.
    The image shows a crane operator's cab interior featuring a PAT PRS 145 load moment indicator (LMI) display panel. The operator's hand is visible in the foreground, holding what appears to be a control device. The display shows operational data including load readings of approximately 40000 lbs and angle/radius measurements.
    A clamshell bucket crane is actively scooping crushed gravel or aggregate stone from a barge deck near a waterway. The heavy industrial equipment shows significant rust and wear, indicating regular use. In the background, a residential property with a white house and manicured lawn is visible across the water.
    A yellow Caterpillar (CAT) skid steer loader is actively moving crushed gray gravel or rock aggregate into or over a large metal container or barge. The machine is operating outdoors with a tree line and body of water visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky. The scene appears to be a construction, landscaping, or material-handling work site.
    A person wearing safety equipment is photographed in what appears to be an industrial or maritime work environment. They are equipped with a white hard hat bearing a red castle logo (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers insignia), a dark Under Armour face mask, and a life vest over a blue hoodie. The background suggests they may be aboard a vessel or near a waterway.

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