First Great Lakes freighter built since 1981 gets ready to set sail



The Interlake Steamship Company, based in Middleburg Heights, christened its newest lake freighter on Thursday afternoon.

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21 thoughts on “First Great Lakes freighter built since 1981 gets ready to set sail

  1. Not sure why this was recommended to me today, but it's funny that in my recommendations after clicking on this video is one titled, "MV Mark W Barker Refloated after Grounding on Belle Isle." 😆

  2. If the Micipicoten's hull crack turns out to be uneconomical to repair (currently uncertain), this would be merely a replacement of shipping capacity not an expansion. There are other ships out there same age as the Micipicoten and older that could be about to experience metal fatigue failures as well…hope more ships are being planned and built NOW, so that they'll be ready when inevitable failures and removal from service occur!

  3. The into said it’s the first Great Lakes bulk ship in 40 years. Several bulk carriers have been built for the Canadian carriers CSL and Algoma. More accurately this is the first US bulk carrier built

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