 Port de Grave Floating Dock The Harbour Authority Committee welcomes all visitors to the communities of Port de Grave and in particular the Port de Grave Harbour and the Morgan & Hawe Memorial Building, which is a community information center. Thousands of visitors drop in the building to take a look at the boats in the harbour and to learn about many activities relating to the fishing industry. The Harbour Authority Committee is very proud of the Morgan & Hawe Memorial Building from which all harbour business is transacted. From this building, the Harbour Supervisor operates the 50 computerized electrical outlets, 2 - 7.5 horsepower salt water wash down pumps, freshwater hoses and the lights around the harbour. The Harbour Authority provides a weekly garbage collection and a waste disposal tank. The Port de Grave Harbour has two finger piers, a marginal wharf, Fishermen's centre wharf, Hussey's Cove wharf, twelve floating docks with 26 electrical outlets, at Ship Cove the marginal and finger pier where Daley Brothers are located. The Port de Grave Harbour is currently home to approximately 106 fishing and recreational boats plus outside boats from Bay Roberts, Clarke's Beach, Spaniard's Bay, Upper Island Cove, and Portugal Cove. During the crab and shrimp seasons, accommodate boats from various areas of the island who sell their catch to either one of the five off loading companies (buyers), Daley Brothers, Grand Atlantic Seafoods Incorporated, P Janes & Sons, Tors Cove Fisheries and the Barry Group. Contact:Bill
Ralph
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