The newly expanded bulk head barge dock has a 14.7 acre gravel surface at -20’ mean lower low water (MLLW) with a 500’ sheet pile face for docking. The load capacity of the gravel pad is 1,000 lbs./sq ft. A bull rail lines the sheet pile face and tire fenders are used to protect vessels. Bollards are available for tie up.

The SE corner of the dock includes a filter rock ramp for small boats or landing craft. This ramp can be used for 1 hour before and 1 hour after high tide for vessels with ramps. This allows for heavy equipment to be driven on/off the dock.

The dock has a gravel surface with a load capacity of 1,000 lbs. /sq ft. The deep-draft dock is equipped with a 5’ wide conveyor system capable of loading bulk commodities at 2,000 tons/hour.

High Mast lights on the dock provide ample lighting during the evening hours.

A security guard shack built by the Alaska Job Corps construction/electrical students is located at the gated entrance to the barge dock at the bottom of South Don Young Road. A second security guard shack has been completed and located at the intersection of Lu Young Lane and Point MacKenzie Road.