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--> Appendix C U.S. Coast Guard Data on Lightering Incidents, 1984 to 1996

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--> TABLE C-1 U.S. Coast Guard CASMAIN Database of Lightering Incidents in U.S. Waters, 1984 to 1996 Location Vessel Gallons Primary Cause Secondary Cause EAST COAST Baybridge Anchorage, NY Harbor, 1993 Hiltra 200 unknown unknown NY Harbor Upper Bay, 1988 Cibro Albany 126 equipment failure hose rupture NY Harbor Upper Bay, 1988 Jarama 63,000 intended discharge ballast pumping Arthur Kill, Linden, NJ, 1988 Jarama 3,000 unintended discharge ballast pumping Bigstone Anchorage, Delaware Bay, 1994 Protank Medway 126 unknown unknown North Atlantic, Delaware, 1986 Jahre Pearl 42 unintended discharge tank overflow Bigstone Anchorage, Delaware Bay, 1986 Hera 1 equipment failure valve failure Bigstone Anchorage, Delaware Bay, 1986 Interstate 138 3 equipment failure valve failure Slaughter Beach, Delaware Bay, 1991 Interstate 52 1 structural failure hull rupture, leak Limestone Bay, St. Croix, 1988 Berge Princess 2 unintended discharge NEC WEST COAST Long Beach Harbor, Port of LA/LB, 1986 Prince William Sound 2 equipment failure hose rupture Port of Richmond, San Francisco Bay, 1986 Barge 1 42 tank spill tank overflow Long Beach Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 1989 Exxon North Slope 1 uintended discharge NEC Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, 1993 Titan Express 50 unknown unknown Prince William Sound, Valdez, AK, 1993 Fort Liscum 1 unknown unknown GULF COAST Navigable Waters, Lake Charles, LA, 1987 DF 101 1 unintended discharge NEC Navigable Waters, Texas City, TX, 1991 S-2011 1 structural failure hull rupture, leak SW Pass Lightering, Gulf of Mexico, 1994 Kraka 1 unknown unknown Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Energy Progress 2 equipment failure gasket failure Intercoastal Waterway, Burns, LA, 1994 7008 2 unknown unknown Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Solena 3 unintended discharge NEC Galveston Bay, Galveston, TX, 1987 Alison C 5 unintended discharge NEC Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1989 White Sea 5 tank spill tank overflow

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--> Location Vessel Gallons Primary Cause Secondary Cause Lower Mississippi River, New Orleans, 1990 Hollywood 1513 5 structural failure hull rupture, leak LOOP Terminal, Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1992 Berge Nisa 5 unknown unknown Navigable Waters, Amelia, TX, 1993 Cape Charles 5 unknown unknown Gulf of Mexico, Galveston, TX, 1988 Loire 10 unknown NEC Gulf of Mexico Coastal, 1988 Chevron Stream 10 equipment failure NEC Mississippi Sound, 1988 Chevron Stream 10 unintended discharge NEC Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Hansa Vega 10 unknown NEC Navigable Waters, Texas City, TX, 1991 H.T. Co. 1802 10 structural failure hull rupture, leak Navigable Waters, Lake Charles, LA, 1991 Navidad 15 unintended discharge tank overflow Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1989 Esso Bermuda 16 unknown NEC Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1989 Texaco Wilmington 20 unknown NEC Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Alandia Breeze 20 equipment failure pipeline rupture Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1994 Venilza 20 unknown unknown Lower Mississippi River, Davant, LA, 1990 Trade Quest 40 equipment failure NEC Gulf of Mexico, Galveston, TX, 1995 Hellspont Grand 40 unknown unknown Gulf of Mexico Coastal, 1988 Samuel H. Armacost 42 equipment failure NEC Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Iseult 42 structural failure hull rupture, leak Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Esso Nassau 42 structural failure ballast pumping Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1991 Nor Explorer 50 equipment failure hose rupture Gulf of Mexico, Pascagoula, MS, 1993 Chevron South America 63 unknown unknown Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1989 Esso Mexico 84 equipment failure hose rupture Gulf of Mexico, Freeport, TX, 1986 Artemis Garofaldis 100 equipment failure hose rupture Gulf of Mexico, Galveston, TX, 1988 Katrine Maersk 126 equipment failure hose rupture Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1989 Stena Explorer 126 equipment failure hose rupture

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--> Location Vessel Gallons Primary Cause Secondary Cause Mobile River, Mobile, AL, 1990 Hollywood 2304 126 structural failure NEC Intercoastal Waterway, Bourg, LA, 1994 Lebeof Tower LA 126 unknown unknown Gulf of Mexico, Corpus Christi, TX, 1993 Front Leader 168 unknown unknown Navigable Waters, Sulphur, LA, 1986 Amazon Venture 210 unknown NEC Gulf of Mexico, 1990 Alandia. Breeze 210 unintended discharge valve failure Lower Mississippi River, Marrero, LA, 1991 Hollywood 1062 252 NEC NEC Gulf of Mexico, Galveston, TX, 1986 Red Sea 420 structural failure tank rupture Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 British Respect 420 unintended discharge tank overflow Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1990 Burmpac Bahamas 500 unintended discharge NEC Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1996 Chaumont 630 unknown unknown Intercoastal Waterway, High Island, TX, 1986 Hollywood 2004 840 structural failure tank rupture Gulf of Mexico, Port Aransas, 1989 Knock Nailing 1,000 equipment failure valve failure Gulf of Mexico, Freeport, TX, 1986 Kate Maersk 5,250 structural failure hull rupture Gulf of Mexico 12-200, 1989 Knock Taggert 21,000 structural failure hull rupture NOTE: NEC = not elsewhere categorized, thus the cause is unknown

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