Harbormaster
Thomas Ciarametaro Secretary
Shirley Edmonds |
Gloucester
Waterfront Crime Watch |
VHF
Hailing Channel
16 |
VHF
Working Channel
12 & 14 |
Assistant
Harbormasters
Lenny Biondo
Jim (Jamie) Crawford
Chad Johnston
Chris Lucido
Jim Marshall
Art Munroe
David Pearce
Pete Seminara
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Phone
(978)282-3012 |
Fax
(978)281-4188 |
Email
tciarametaro@gloucester-ma.gov |
Address
19 Harbor Loop
Gloucester, MA 01930 |
Website
Gloucester Harbormaster
Facebook Page
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Emergency
Phone
978-283-0704 (Coast Guard Station Gloucester) |
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City of Gloucester
Harbormaster’s Launch
Office: 978 282 3012
Launch: 978 726 0155
Launch VHF: Channel 72
Fee: $5.00 Per Person Per Trip
Children 12 and under FREE
Please Pay with exact Change or by Check |
Gloucester waters encompass over 50 miles of coastline. For a
simplification and the purpose of this program, the waters have been divided
into five W A T C H areas. These five areas consist of the greatest
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Outer Harbor has several major mooring areas used
primarily by recreational boats. Eastern Point Yacht Club
maintains a large mooring field just inside the Dog Bar
breakwater. The City of Gloucester has 20 transient moorings in
Southeast Harbor and many private moorings are situated around Ten
Pound Island. Freshwater Cove, on the western shore of the Outer
Harbor, also contains private moorings. The shoreline of the Outer
Harbor is dotted with private docks and piers.
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The Inner Harbor is the heart of Gloucester's
commercial Fishing Fleet. Numerous docks and wharves serving the
fishing industry line the shore of the harbor. A mooring and
anchorage area is located in the center of the harbor in front of the State
Fish Pier.
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Smith Cove is used by both commercial and
recreational boats for mooring and dockage.
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The Annisquam River is a healthy traveled waterway
connecting Gloucester Harbor with Ipswich Bay. Cape Ann
Marina and Gloucester Marina, located a the southern end of the
river, provide dockage for several hundred commercial and recreational
boats. There are numerous moorings just outside the channel limits
all along the river, and many private docks and piers exist along its
shore.
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Lobster Cove is located inside the Ipswich
Bay entrance of the Annisquam River and contains an extensive
mooring area, the Annisquam Yacht Club, Lobster Cove Market and Marina
and many smaller private docks. |
Community Information
Maps
Marine Info
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Blackburn Challenge -
The Blackburn Challenge is a 20+ mile open water circumnavigation of
Cape Ann. Participants row or paddle small boats in the open ocean
waters around Cape Ann
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Bluefin Blowout
- Annual Giant Bluefin Tuna Tournament in Gloucester, MA.
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Gorton's of Gloucester - Lots of Great Seafood Recipes
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Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Association
- The GFWA is a non-profit organization promoting the New England
fishing industry, helping to preserve the Atlantic Ocean as a food
supply for the world, and assisting active and retired fishermen and
their families to live better lives.
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Gloucester Schooner Festival - Well known to the world as
Gloucester’s major maritime and sailing event, the annual Gloucester
Schooner Festival is organized by the Gloucester Schooner Festival
Committee and Maritime Gloucester. Taking place in the harbor and
nearby waters of America's oldest seaport, the Gloucester Schooner
Festival honors the major role the fishing schooner has played in the
heritage of Gloucester and the eastern seaboard.
- Gloucester
Waterfront Crime Watch
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Maritime
Gloucester - Maritime Gloucester is a working waterfront museum, a
marine and maritime educator and a visitor destination.
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Ocean Alliance -
Ocean Alliance collects a broad spectrum of data on whales and ocean
life relating particularly to toxicology, behavior, bioacoustics, and
genetics. From that data we work with our scientific partners to
advise educators and policy makers on wise stewardship of the oceans
to: reduce pollution, prevent the collapse of marine mammal
populations, maintain human access to fish and other sea life, and
promote ocean and human health.
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Schooner
Adventure - The Gloucester Adventure, Inc. is a 501(c)(3)
non-profit maritime historic preservation and educational
organization. We are the stewards of the 1926 dory-fishing Schooner
Adventure. Our mission begins with restoration and preservation in
perpetuity of the National Historic Landmark Schooner Adventure, one
of the last surviving Grand Banks dory-fishing schooners. The Schooner
Adventure is a national treasure that is resuming active sailing as an
icon of the American fisheries and as a floating classroom for
maritime history and environmental education programs
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Yacht Clubs & Marinas
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