B08_Attachment_15_-_Balclutha_Docking_Plan_0001.pdf

This is a technical drawing document containing the docking plan for the Ship Balclutha, a historic vessel maintained by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park in San Francisco, California.

The document presents detailed technical specifications and engineering drawings for the Balclutha's docking configuration, including keel and bilge block elevation views, bilge/haul block sections, sheer plans for port and starboard sides, and a half-breadth plan. The drawings indicate the vessel's principal particulars, including a length of 301 feet, waterline length of 11 feet, and a displacement of 3,111 tons. The document contains multiple scale drawings labeled at various scales (ranging from 1/8" and 1/4" to 1") and includes detailed measurements, reference tables for keel block and bilge block positioning, and distance calculations from the centerline. Technical notes reference the 1988 WA Enlace and provide construction and docking procedures. The plan serves as a comprehensive reference guide for the proper positioning and support of the vessel during dry-docking operations at the San Francisco Maritime facility.