Cape Blossom port planning project

Port of Cape Blossom

United States

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Project overview

The Cape Blossom Port Planning Project will assess the viability of the first U.S. deep-water port north of the Arctic Circle through feasibility and benefit-cost analyses, site surveys, and geotechnical investigations. This project received $2,455,485 in PIDP 2023.

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Tessa Baldwin

City Manager, City of Kotzebue

tbaldwin@kotzebue.org

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