Thursday, August 1, 2013

Detroit Arrivals-August 1

Robert S Pierson arrived in the Rouge Shortcut, destined for the north side of Zug Island. Her cargo is unknown
Arthur M Anderson arrived at the south side of Zug Island with iron ore from Two Harbors
St. Clair arrived at the south side of Zug Island with iron ore from Silver Bay

Port Huron Passages-August 1

Algowood, upbound
Calumet, upbound to South Chicago
Joseph H Thompson Jr./Joseph H Thompson, upbound to Presque Isle
Brant [salty], upbound to Thunder Bay to load grain
Ken Boothe Sr./Lakes Contender, upbound
Kaye E Barker, upbound to Cedarville
Federal Asahi [salty], dwonbound to Montreal with grain from Thunder Bay
Tim S Dool, downbound to Baie Comeau with grain from Thunder Bay
Arthur M Anderson, downbound to Zug Island with iron ore from Two Harbors
St. Clair, downbound to Zug Island with iron ore from Silver Bay
Walter J McCarthy Jr., downbound to Monroe
Buffalo, downbound to Cleveland with iron ore from Superior
Paul R Tregurtha, downbound to St. Clair
USCG Buckthorn, downbound

Detroit End of the Month Report-July

This month, 19 ships arrived. Those ships were:
Federal Weser
American Spirit
Samuel De Champlain/Innovation
Wilf Seymour
American Integrity
GL Ostrander/Integrity
USCG Mackinaw
CSL Niagara
Federal Seto
Herbert C Jackson
American Mariner
Radcliffe R Latimer
USCG Bristol
Peter R Cresswell
Lee A Tregurtha
St. Clair
Ken Boothe Sr./Lakes Contender
Indiana Harbor
Alpena

14 freighters, 2 salties, 1 tug and 2 USCG vessels arrived.

Ships from Fednav, American Stemaship Co., Lafarge North America, USCG, Canada Steamship Lines, Interlake Steamship Co., Algoma Central Corp., Lakes Hipping Co., and Inland Lakes Management made visits to Detroit

This concludes my report for July. Please note it is possible that I missed an arrival as recording ships isn't the easiest thing, but I enjoy it.

Rouge River End of the Month Report-July

This month, 10 ships traveled up and down the Rouge River. The ships that passed were:
Arthur M Anderson
Kaye E Barker
Herbert C Jackson
Lee A Tregurtha
Hon. James L Oberstar
Peter R Cresswell
Manitowoc
CSL Niagara
Victorious/John J Carrick
Algolake

All ships that passed this month were freighters.

Ships from Great Lakes Fleet, Lakes Shipping Co., Interlake Steamship Co., Algoma Central Corp., Lower Lakes Transportation, Canada Steamship Lines, and McAsphalt Marine

This concludes my report for July. Please note that I may have missed a passage as recording passages isn't the easiest thing, but I enjoy it.

Monroe End of the Month Report-July

This month, 8 different ships headed into Monroe. This is a major improvement from the past few months, as those moths only recorded 2 to 3 arrivals. Those ships are:
Paul R Tregurtha
Mesabi Miner
Walter J McCarthy Jr.
Rebecca Lynn
Everlast/Norman McLeod
Indiana Harbor
John Spence
James R Barker

5 freighters, 1 tanker and 2 tugs made there way into Monroe.

Ships from Interlake Steamship Co., American Steamship Co., Andrie Inc., McAsphalt Marine, and something arrived this month,

Tis concludes my report for July. Please note that I may have missed an arrival as recording ships isn't the easiest thing to do, but I do enjoy it.

Port Huron End of the Month Report-July

This month, 71 different ships passed Port Huron. Here are those ships.
Herbert C Jackson
Arthur M Anderson
H Lee White
American Courage
Anglian Lady
Manistee
Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder
Edwin H Gott
Joseph H Thompson Jr./Joseph H Thompson
Presque Isle/Presque Isle
Victory/James L Kuber
Algosea
Walter J McCarthy Jr.
Paul R Tregurtha
Wilfred M Cohen
John B Aird
James R Barker
Algosteel
Joyce L VanEnkevort/Great Lakes Trader
Algoma Navigator
Great Republic
Algoma Progress
Kurt R Luedtke
Karl E Luedtke
American Integrity
GL Ostrander/Integrity
Federal Weser
Kaye E Barker
Indiana Harbor
Mesabi Miner
Capt. Henry Jackman
Philip R Clarke
Cuyahoga
Lac Manitoba
Algosoo
American Spirit
Sam Laud
Rt. Hon. Paul J Martin
Tim S Dool
Ken Boothe Sr./Lakes Contender
Roger Bough
Algolake
Algoma Spirit
Baie St. Paul
Hon. James L Oberstar
Voorneborg
Robert S Pierson
CSL Laurentian
USCG Mackinaw
Samuel De Champlain/Innovation
Algoway
Undaunted/Pere Marquette 41
Kaministiqua
Atlantic Erie
Algoma Transport
CSL Niagara
Cason J Callaway
Cedarglen
HHL Mississipi
Sichem Melbourne
Algoma Guardian
Virginiaborg
Spartan and Spartan 2
Drawsko
CSL Assiniboine
Algoma Discovery
Olive L Moore/Lewis J Kuber
Algomarine
Whitefish Bay
Lee A Tregurtha
Vega Desgagnes
Leonard M
Eemsborg
Flevoborg

All in all, 56 freighters, 7 salties, 1 salty tanker, 2 tankers, 5 tugs and I USCG vessel made there way past Port Huron

Ships from Wagenborg Shipping, Purvis Marine, Desgagnes Tankers, Lakes Shipping Co, Canada Steamship Lines, Algoma Central Corp., Lower Lakes Transportation, Polish Steamship Co., Hansa Heavy Lift, Great Lakes Fleet, Lower Lakes Towing, Pere Marquette Shipping Co., Lafarge North America, USCG, Interlake Steamship Co., American Steamship Co., Federal Navigation, Luedtke Engineering, VanEnkevort Tug and Barge, Algoma Tankers, and Upper Lakes Towing made themselves known,

This concludes my report for July. Please note that I may have missed a passages or two, as recording all these vessels is not the easy thing, but I do enjoy it.

Update

I will now post four end of the month reports. I will continue to post them for the next few days.