It will be a quiet day in the horbor with the only scheduled arrival the James R. Barker. On another cold day, the Canadian Progress is shown here outbound through the Duluth piers in April 2003 in a photo take by Bill McLean. Built by Port Weller Dry Docks in St. Catharines, Ontario as their hull No. 48, the self-unloading bulk carrier was launched on July 8, 1968, for Upper Lakes Group Inc., Toronto. The Canadian Progess was last in Duluth Dec. 7, when it left with a load of iron ore pellets.
DULUTH ENTRY
Morning: James R. Barker, arriving to load coal.
SUPERIOR ENTRY
No traffic expected.
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TWO HARBORS
Morning: Edgar B. Speer, arriving to load iron ore pellets; Roger Blough, departing with iron ore pellets.
Evening/night: Presque Isle, 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 boatnerd.com. Arrival and departure times are not official and can vary widely.
