Planning Of Alaskan Ports (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274151582)

"Planning Of Alaskan Ports" examines the development and infrastructure of ports in Alaska. Authored by Paul Page Whitham in conjunction with the United States Department of the Interior, this work provides insights into the unique challenges and considerations involved in planning and constructing port facilities in the Alaskan environment. Offering a detailed look at the logistical and engineering aspects crucial for supporting maritime activities in the region, this book is valuable for engineers, urban planners, and anyone interested in Alaskan infrastructure and maritime history.

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