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Garbage scow

A garbage scow is a large watercraft used to transport refuse and waste/garbage across waterways. It is often in the form of a barge which is towed or otherwise moved by means of tugboats; however, many are also self-propelled. They are most common in large, coastal cities, such as New York City, which may transport collected trash to neighboring ports…

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Garbage scow

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Garbage scow → large watercraft used to transport refuse and waste/garbage across waterways

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garbage scow new york used transport city us large also waste barge tugboats watercraft refuse across waterways often form towed

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Garbage scowis alarge watercraft used to transport refuse and waste/garbage across waterways0.90text

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