The Matakana Island, which loaded logs at the Port of Olympia's marine terminal, departed Wednesday, April 27, for Shanghai, China.
The ship, registered in Hong Kong, required more than 2,000 hours of dockworker labor to load about 2.6 million board feet of Weyerhaeuser logs.
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According to the Olympian (
According to the Olympian (the Olympia WA newspaper):
The Matakana Island, which loaded logs at the Port of Olympia's marine terminal, departed Wednesday, April 27, for Shanghai, China.
The ship, registered in Hong Kong, required more than 2,000 hours of dockworker labor to load about 2.6 million board feet of Weyerhaeuser logs.
The Matakana Island, which loaded logs at the Port of Olympia's marine terminal, departed Wednesday, April 27, for Shanghai, China.
The ship, registered in Hong Kong, required more than 2,000 hours of dockworker labor to load about 2.6 million board feet of Weyerhaeuser logs.
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