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The Wreck of the New Carissa
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| Removing the New Carissa |
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On Sept. 23, 2008, the last visible piece of the New Carissa wreck was lifted out of the Pacific Ocean, nearly a decade after the freighter ran aground on Oregon's shores near Coos Bay on Feb. 4, 1999. By Sept. 28 the pieces remaining on the ocean floor were successfully removed by contractor Titan Salvage.
The following information was prepared to help the public understand the removal process, and to provide a chronology of the events surrounding the wreck.
| Fact Sheet | PDF | Word |
| Removal Information The Process | Updated July 29, 2008 | PDF | Word |
| Removal Information Timeline | Updated May 12, 2008 | PDF | Word |
| Removal Information Questions & Answers | Updated July 29, 2008 | PDF | Word |
| Titan Company Fact Sheet | PDF | Word |
| New Carissa map | PDF | |
| New Carissa site map | PDF | JPG |
| Site Plan Model | PDF | |
| Contact Information | Updated May 19, 2008 | PDF | Word |
| BLM Map (North Spit) - Recreation Opportunities & Use Restrictions | PDF | |
| New Carissa Removal Brochure | PDF | |
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