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American Mariner was built in 1980, is 730 feet long and flies a U.S. flag |
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Click here for other pages featuring the American Mariner and just below to hear her whistle as she went under the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge on October 21, 2011 |
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Above and below, loading grain at Riverland Ag (formerly Cargill) on October 1, 2013. |
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Above, a shoulder level view as she entered the Duluth ship canal on October 21, 2011. Below, she makes the turn into the Duluth harbor on August 11, 2009, on her way to Midwest Energy Resources to load coal. |
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Below, she clears the Duluth ship canal on August 6, 2000. |
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Picture above taken Monday, February 20, 2006: At Fraser Shipyard for winter layup; below, 7 days later. |
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Picture above and below, taken Tuesday, June 25, 2002: departing Duluth |
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Picture above taken Thursday, September 14, 2000: approaching the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge |
How many tons of taconite can she carry ?
Thanks
Wonderful horn, my friends and I ran down the sidewalk to see it go through.