World's Most Dangerous: A History of the Columbia River Bar, Its Pilots and Their Equipment by Michael E. Haglund - 2011

Columbia River Maritime Museum, 2012. Paperback. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Astoria, OR.: Columbia River Maritime Mus.. G In French Wraps. Signed By Author. Lightly Worn & Edgeworn. Text & Illustrations Clean, Binding Tight. Pages: 114.. 2011. Trade Paperback..

Astoria: Columbia River Maritime Museum, 2011 Book. Illus. by Baker, Eric. Very Good. Soft cover. 114 pages, roster of boat pilots, index, illustrations.Edges and corners rubbed, scratches on the upper front wrap. Appears to be signed on the title page by the author or relation- the last name is clear, the first name...well not so much. Text clean..

Astoria, Oregon: Colombia River Maritime Museum, 2011. Edition Not Stated (Assume First). Stiff wraps. Very good +. 4to. 114 pages, illustrations by Eric Baker. Roster of bar pilots, index, 2 large fold-out illustrations. -- Light wear to the extremities. -- No other notable defects. "This book definitively establishes the Columbia River Bar as the world's "most dangerous" based on science: The unique geologic history of the Columbia River's relatively young mouth is what produces its unparalleled propensity to generate waves that can topple the world's largest ships. In all the world, there is no place where it is more critical to have a pilot."-rear cover.