The Dutch-flagged Medemborg and Diezeborg have been at anchor off Duluth, waiting to load grain. The Dutch ships are scheduled to come through the Duluth entry today, though there may be some glum faces aboard -- the Netherlands lost to Spain in Sunday's World Cup final.
Also today, the Canadian Olympic is scheduled to leave the Duluth entry with a load of coal. In the attached photo, the vessel arrives in Duluth on Sunday as a crowd looks on.
Monday, July 12, 2010
DULUTH ENTRY
Morning: John G. Munson arriving to unload limestone, then departing in the afternoon for Two Harbors; Alpena, arriving to unload cement; Paul R. Tregurtha, departing with coal; Medemborg arriving from anchor off Duluth entry to load grain, then possibly departing at night.
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Afternoon: Canadian Olympic departing with coal.
Evening/night: Diezeborg possibly arriving from anchor off Duluth entry to load grain; American Century arriving to load coal.
SUPERIOR ENTRY
Morning: Stewart J. Cort departing with iron ore pellets.
TWO HARBORS
Early evening: John G. Munson arriving to load iron ore pellets.
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Source: The Lake Superior Marine Museum in Canal Park, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Seaway Marine Transport. Arrival and departure times are not official and will vary widely.
