A multipurpose dock on the Merrimack River serves the National Park Service and other government agencies, with waterfront access for educational river trips.
Lowell National Historical Park · Merrimack River, Lowell, Massachusetts
Lowell, MassachusettsMerrimack River waterfront
EZ Dock systemModular floating platform
Multipurpose accessAgency and educational uses
The project
A working connection to the river.
Public waterfronts can serve several purposes at once. This dock supports agency use and access to boat trips that teach visitors about the river and Lowell’s history.
The project uses EZ Dock sections to create a floating waterfront platform. The setting serves the National Park Service as well as other government agencies.
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Access for educational river trips.
The dock provides a connection to the Merrimack for boat trips focused on the river and the city’s history. The intended users and activities are central to how a public-access project is planned.
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Dock sections and anchoring components.
The installation includes beige EZ Dock sections, heavy-duty pipe brackets and deadweight insert sleeves. These components are part of the specific system used at this site.
Project components
The products behind the platform.
The project uses modular dock sections and anchoring components. A new waterfront requires its own review of the dock layout, loading, access and anchoring requirements.
