Lake freighter

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File:Welland canal john b aird.JPG|[[:Category:John B. Aird (ship, 1983)|''John B. Aird'']]
 
File:Welland canal john b aird.JPG|[[:Category:John B. Aird (ship, 1983)|''John B. Aird'']]
 
File:Waiting their turn (7314835000).jpg|''Burns Harbor'' and [[:Category:John J. Boland (ship, 1973)|''John J. Boland'']]
 
File:Waiting their turn (7314835000).jpg|''Burns Harbor'' and [[:Category:John J. Boland (ship, 1973)|''John J. Boland'']]
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File:Newest Cargo Vessel on the Great Lakes (7171973768).jpg|Integrated tug-barge ''Lakes Contender'' (barge) and '' Ken Boothe Sr.'' (tug)
 
 
File:DetroitRiverlaker.jpg|''[[:Category:Earl W. (ship, 1973)|Manitowoc]]'' (formerly ''Earl W.'', ''Earl W. Oglebay'', ''Paul Thayer'')
 
File:DetroitRiverlaker.jpg|''[[:Category:Earl W. (ship, 1973)|Manitowoc]]'' (formerly ''Earl W.'', ''Earl W. Oglebay'', ''Paul Thayer'')
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File:Cleveland from Superior Viaduct.jpg|Tug/barge combination ''Pathfinder'' (formerly straight-decker ''J. L. Mauthe'')
 
 
File:Heavy Traffic (7692924708).jpg|[[:Category:Richelieu (ship, 1980)|''Richelieu'']], formerly ''Federal Ottawa'', ''Lake Erie'' with ''Edgar B. Speer''
 
File:Heavy Traffic (7692924708).jpg|[[:Category:Richelieu (ship, 1980)|''Richelieu'']], formerly ''Federal Ottawa'', ''Lake Erie'' with ''Edgar B. Speer''
 
File:Waiting out the Weather (7507720760).jpg|[[:Category:Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin (ship, 1973)‎| ''Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin]]
 
File:Waiting out the Weather (7507720760).jpg|[[:Category:Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin (ship, 1973)‎| ''Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin]]
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File:Bow of the Tim S. Dool, Polson slip, 2012-03-17 -a.jpg|[[:Category:Tim S. Dool (ship, 1967)|Tim S. Dool'']]
 
File:Bow of the Tim S. Dool, Polson slip, 2012-03-17 -a.jpg|[[:Category:Tim S. Dool (ship, 1967)|Tim S. Dool'']]
 
File:Old WW2 landing craft, Keating Channel, 2012 06 22 -b.jpg|[[:Category:Menier Consul (ship, 1962)|Toronto Drydock]], the former ship ''Menier Consul''
 
File:Old WW2 landing craft, Keating Channel, 2012 06 22 -b.jpg|[[:Category:Menier Consul (ship, 1962)|Toronto Drydock]], the former ship ''Menier Consul''
 
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====Integrated tug-barges====
 
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File:Windsor Ontario and Ambassador Bridge.jpg|[[:Category:Integrity (ship, 1996)|''Integrity'']], barge with tug ''G.L. Ostrander''
 
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File:Newest Cargo Vessel on the Great Lakes (7171973768).jpg|[[:Category:Lakes Contender (ship, 2012)|Integrated tug-barge ''Lakes Contender'']] (barge) and '' Ken Boothe Sr.'' (tug)
 
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File:McKee Sons Freighter.jpg|[[:Category:McKee Sons (ship, 1945)|''McKee Sons'']], originally classic laker converted to barge with tug ''Invincible''
 
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File:Cleveland from Superior Viaduct.jpg|Tug/barge combination ''Pathfinder'' (formerly straight-decker ''J. L. Mauthe'')
 
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File:The integrated tug and barge Presque Isle -a.jpg|[[:Category:Presque Isle (ship, 1972)|''Presque Isle'']]
 

 

 

 

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File:Great Bras d'Or (Seal Island) Bridge.jpg|[[:Category:Algoport (ship, 1979)|''Algoport'']], built 1978, sank under tow to China for refitting 2009
 
File:Great Bras d'Or (Seal Island) Bridge.jpg|[[:Category:Algoport (ship, 1979)|''Algoport'']], built 1978, sank under tow to China for refitting 2009
 
File:Old port2.jpg|[[:Category:Comeaudoc (ship, 1960)|''Comeaudoc'']], formerly ''Murray Bay'', built 1959, scrapped 2002
 
File:Old port2.jpg|[[:Category:Comeaudoc (ship, 1960)|''Comeaudoc'']], formerly ''Murray Bay'', built 1959, scrapped 2002
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File:PilotHouse.jpg|''William Clay Ford'' pilot house (now part of [[:Category:Dossin Great Lakes Museum|Dossin Great Lakes Museum]] (built 1953, scrapped 1987)
 
File:PilotHouse.jpg|''William Clay Ford'' pilot house (now part of [[:Category:Dossin Great Lakes Museum|Dossin Great Lakes Museum]] (built 1953, scrapped 1987)
 
File:Boat House1.jpg|''Benson Ford'' (forward bridge now a private cliffside house) (built 1924, scrapped 1986)
 
File:Boat House1.jpg|''Benson Ford'' (forward bridge now a private cliffside house) (built 1924, scrapped 1986)
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File:Escanaba 1935 1.jpg|''[[:Category:USCGC Escanaba (WPG-77)|Escanaba]]'', one of several [[icebreaker]]s in the Great Lakes to keep harbors and shipping lanes open
 
File:Escanaba 1935 1.jpg|''[[:Category:USCGC Escanaba (WPG-77)|Escanaba]]'', one of several [[icebreaker]]s in the Great Lakes to keep harbors and shipping lanes open
 
File:AmbassadorBridgebigshipunderneath.jpg|[[:Category:Algosea (ship, 1998)|''Algosea'']], a tanker on the Great Lakes, used for petroleum products and brine
 
File:AmbassadorBridgebigshipunderneath.jpg|[[:Category:Algosea (ship, 1998)|''Algosea'']], a tanker on the Great Lakes, used for petroleum products and brine
 
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File:Transitting the Iroquois locks.jpg|[[:Category:McCleary's Spirit (ship, 1970)|''McCleary's Spirit'']] and tug ''William J. Moore'', an integrated tug/tanker barge
 
File:Madeira1.jpg|''Madeira'', a Great Lakes schooner-barge
 
File:Madeira1.jpg|''Madeira'', a Great Lakes schooner-barge
 
File:SS Myron.jpg|SS ''Myron'', a lumber hooker, sunk 1919
 
File:SS Myron.jpg|SS ''Myron'', a lumber hooker, sunk 1919

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