Everett Trivia: Round 16
In case you missed it in our last podcast, every week we like to play a little Everett trivia. See if you can answer these questions correctly. You may not win a prize, but you'll win our love ❤️
From episode 86 of the Live in Everett Podcast.
Trivia questions generously provided by the Port of Everett.
1. In 2003, the Port of Everett received two gantry cranes from the Port of Seattle. What color were the cranes when they arrived?
a. Red
b. Blue
c. Green
d. White
2. The Port of Everett is home to the largest public marina on the West Coast. How Many boat slips are there?
a. 1,700
b. 3,100
c. 1,200
d. 2,300
3. One of the first purchases for the Port of Everett was a boat for traveling in the harbor. What was the name of the boat?
a. The Dolphin
b. The Otter
c. The Port of Everett
d. The Cedar
Answer Time! (No Peeking)
1. a. Red
2. d. 2,300
3. a. The Dolphin
Want to do Everett trivia with us? Tune in to the Live in Everett podcast every Wednesday to play along. Or if pub trivia is more your thing, make you check out our Everett trivia guide.
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