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• St Lawrence Seaway
  The '''St Lawrence Seaway''' is a route that allows water transport from the [[North American Great L
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• St Lawrence Seaway/Definition
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• St Lawrence Seaway/Related Articles
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• Seawaymax/Definition
  Term for ships of the maximum size to fit through the locks of the [[St Lawrence Seaway]]
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• Seawaymax
  ...ich are the maximum size that can fit through the [[Canal lock]]s of the [[St Lawrence Seaway]]. Seawaymax vessels are 740 feet in length, 78 feet wide, and have a draf
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• Boatnerd/Definition
  ...urrent location and activities of all vessels on the [[Great Lakes]] and [[St Lawrence Seaway]]
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• St Lawrence Seaway
  The '''St Lawrence Seaway''' is a route that allows water transport from the [[North American Great L
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• Quebecois (ship)/Related Articles
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• Houston, Texas
  ...n the early 19th century. The channel is 43 feet deep - deeper than the [[St Lawrence Seaway]].
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• Welland Canal
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• Algoma Navigator
  ...''. Even though she was built for ocean commerce she saw service on the [[St Lawrence Seaway]].<ref name=MhglDemeter/> Cambay enlarged her from {{convert|567|ft|m}} to ...onvert|729|ft|m}} long -- the maximum length of a vessel that can fit in a St Lawrence Seaway [[canal lock|lock]]. In 1997 a boom was added making her capable of self-u
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• Welland Canal/Related Articles
  {{r|St Lawrence Seaway}}
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• Radcliffe R. Latimer
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• Sedna Desgagnés
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• Lake freighter/Related Articles
  {{r|St Lawrence Seaway}}
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• Outarde (ship, 1939)
  ...uilt to the maximum dimensions of the [[canal lock]]s that preceded the [[St Lawrence Seaway]]. When the [[St Lawrence Seaway]] was completed, in late 1959, allowing larger vessels to access sail to an
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• Lake freighter
  Since these vessels all have to proceed through the locks of the [[St Lawrence Seaway]] they have features in common, and their appearance differs from similar s
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• Montrealais
  ...ally issued to the captain of the first vessel to set out to transit the [[St Lawrence Seaway]], in 1963 and 2009.<ref name=Peterborough2009/><ref name=NYTimes1963-04-21
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• Baie St. Paul (ship, 2012)
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• Quebecois (ship)
  ...{{convert|730|ft|m}} long, she is built to the maximum dimensions of the [[St Lawrence Seaway]] locks.<!-- ref name=MichiganExposures2011-05-19/ -->
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• Thunder Bay (ship)
  She was launched on May 13, 2013, made her first transit of the [[St Lawrence Seaway]] in July, 2013, and visited her namesake port, [[Thunder Bay, Ontario]], o
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• Quebec & Ontario Transportation Company
  ...ion Company''' was a shipping firm in Canada prior to the opening of the [[St Lawrence Seaway]].<ref name=QOTrans/><ref name=GreatLakesBooks/>
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• Algoma Intrepid
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