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    Ensco 74 Rig and SKS Satilla

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    An oil tanker was damaged after striking a sunken jackup oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig had been submerged by Hurricane Ike and was sitting 115 feet below the surface in an area approximately 115 miles southeast of Galveston, Texas. The rig was originally standing in 230 feet of water before being sunk by the hurricane.

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    An oil tanker was damaged after striking a sunken jackup oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig had been submerged by Hurricane Ike and was sitting 115 feet below the surface in an area approximately 115 miles southeast of Galveston, Texas. The rig was originally standing in 230 feet of water before being sunk by the hurricane.

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    An oil tanker was damaged after striking a sunken jackup oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig had been submerged by Hurricane Ike and was sitting 115 feet below the surface in an area approximately 115 miles southeast of Galveston, Texas. The rig was originally standing in 230 feet of water before being sunk by the hurricane.

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    Ensco 74 Rig and SKS Satilla

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    Houston Chronicle
    An oil tanker was damaged after striking a sunken jackup oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig had been submerged by Hurricane Ike and was sitting 115 feet below the surface in an area approximately 115 miles southeast of Galveston, Texas. The rig was originally standing in 230 feet of water before being sunk by the hurricane.

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    20 mi.

    10
    45
    59 Beaumont Lake Lafayette Sizes compared 477
    feet
    Charles SKS Satilla Ensco 74
    8 TEXAS LOUISIANA oil tanker jackup rig
    Port 90
    10 Arthur
    Houston
    Vermilion
    Bay
    45 Galveston 900 feet
    59 Bay
    288
    Oil tanker damaged
    Galveston after striking sunken Gulf of
    jackup oil rig
    The rig was submerged Mexico
    JAY CARR,
    in 115 feet of water ALBERTO CUADRA :
    Freeport Pre-Ike location CHRONICLE
    of jackup rig Sources: Ensco International;
    At the time, it was Minerals Management Service;
    Approximatel National Oceanic and Atmospheric
    Path of y 115 miles standing in 230 Administration, Office of Response
    Hurricane Ike feet of water and Restoration; staff research

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