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(Click "Show More" to see other camera links) Enjoy watching ships from around the world as they traverse the cold waters of Lake Superior to visit the Twin Ports of Duluth, MN and Superior, WI. Watch incredible weather phenomena live as they happen. This "Window to the Northland" will show you fog, sunrises, storms, shipping, wildlife, and ...
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Duluth Ship Canal History
First Visit of the Season to the Twin Ports! The Manitoulin. The Manitoulin arrived in Duluth November 13, 2025, for their 1st visit of the season. Arriving at 04:31 in the early morning with a cargo of Oats they loaded at the Richardson Terminal in Thunder Bay. The oats are for the Riverland Ag elevator in Duluth. The Manitoulin arrived at Riverland at 05:08 and began discharging the oats from the ship to the Elevator. For the next 34.7 hours they discharged, finishing up and departing the dock
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First Visit of the Season to the Twin Ports! The Manitoulin. The Manitoulin arrived in Duluth November 13, 2025, for their 1st visit of the season. Arriving at 04:31 in the early morning with a cargo of Oats they loaded at the Richardson Terminal in Thunder Bay. The oats are for the Riverland Ag elevator in Duluth. The Manitoulin arrived at Riverland at 05:08 and began discharging the oats from the ship to the Elevator. For the next 34.7 hours they discharged, finishing up and departing the dock
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🚢 If you’re in Duluth, Minnesota, and looking to enjoy some ship watching, you’re in for a treat! Duluth’s harbor is a bustling hub, especially during the warmer months. Here’s a guide to help you make the most of your ship-watching experience: ⸻ 🚢 Best Spots for Ship Watching in Duluth 1. Canal Park & Aerial Lift Bridge This is the quintessential spot for ship watching. The Aerial Lift Bridge, an iconic steel structure, raises to allow ships to pass into the harbor. As ships glide beneath, th
🚢 If you’re in Duluth, Minnesota, and looking to enjoy some ship watching, you’re in for a treat! Duluth’s harbor is a bustling hub, especially during the warmer months. Here’s a guide to help you make the most of your ship-watching experience: ⸻ 🚢 Best Spots for Ship Watching in Duluth 1. Canal Park & Aerial Lift Bridge This is the quintessential spot for ship watching. The Aerial Lift Bridge, an iconic steel structure, raises to allow ships to pass into the harbor. As ships glide beneath, th
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Let's watch a Great Lakes freighter come through the Canal in Duluth, MN! This is one of the biggest attractions in downtown Duluth 😀. I was hanging out at Canal Park, not expecting to see a ship come through. But there it was, surprise! It took about 4 minutes for it to come through the canal and go under the Aerial Lift Bridge. This is the Joseph L. Block, based out of Chicago. In 1976 she was built to haul steel around the Great Lakes. Now her cargo is primarirly ore and limestone to supply
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