TWO RIVERS

• USTWR
• Latitude: 44.1455
• Longitude: -87.5645
• Great Lakes
• Port in US

Location: Two Rivers WI 54241 US

Web-site: https://www.tworivers.org/departments/parks-recreation

Two Rivers, United States

Overview Two Rivers is a city located in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, on the western shore of Lake Michigan. Though known more for its natural beauty and heritage in commercial fishing, it also hosts a small but active marine port. Two Rivers' port facilities serve predominantly commercial and recreational vessels, with a strong emphasis on supporting local fishing operations and tourism.

Location

• Latitude: 44.1533° N
• Longitude: 87.5659° W

Port Specifications

1. Depth

   • Entrance Channel: Approximately 10 feet
   • Inner Harbor: Varies; around 8-10 feet, subject to seasonal changes and dredging activities

2. Berth Information

   • Commercial Fishing Docks
     • Length: Varies per dock, typically around 50-150 feet
     • Depth: Approximately 8-10 feet
   • Recreational Docks and Marinas
     • Multiple sizes accommodating vessels up to 50 feet in length

3. Facilities and Services

   • Fueling Stations: Available for both diesel and gasoline
   • Fresh Water Supply: Available at multiple dock locations
   • Repair Services: Basic repair facilities available for hull and engine maintenance
   • Waste Disposal: Facilities for the disposal of oil, bilge water, and other waste

4. Navigation Aids

   • Lighthouses and Buoys: Marked channels and navigational aids are maintained to assist mariners

5. Security

   • Moderate: Port security primarily focuses on safety and regulatory compliance for fishing operations and recreational boating

6. Cargo Handling

   • Primarily serves the local commercial fishing industry
   • Occasional handling of small commercial cargo, generally related to local businesses

7. Connectivity

   • Road: Connected via Wisconsin Highway 42, providing access to nearby cities and interstates
   • Rail: Limited rail access; predominantly trucks used for cargo transport

8. Regulatory Oversight

   • U.S. Coast Guard: Enforces maritime regulations and safety
   • Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources: Oversees environmental regulations and water quality

Activities and Economy

• Commercial Fishing: A key component of the local economy, with Two Rivers being historically known for its fishing heritage.
• Recreational Boating: The port supports a vibrant recreational community, including boating, fishing, and watersports.
• Tourism: A popular destination in summer months for tourists looking to explore Lake Michigan, nearby beaches, and local heritage sites.

Port Contact Information

• Harbor Master’s Office: (Phone number and email not specified here; typically available through the city or county's official website)

Conclusion The port of Two Rivers is an essential local hub that combines commercial fishing, recreational activities, and a touch of local industry to support the surrounding community. Its infrastructure is geared more towards supporting smaller vessels and local economic activities, rather than large-scale commercial shipping.