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Home›Dredging›USA: SS Keewatin Launched Yesterday
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June 1, 2012 · about 14 years ago

USA: SS Keewatin Launched Yesterday

The SS Keewatin was launched yesterday afternoon on a journey back to its port of origin in Georgian Bay, WHTC reports. Two tug boats slowly towed the 105-year-old, 350-foot vintage steamship through Kalamazoo Lake, and the vessel is expected to get into the waters of Lake Michigan sometime today. C

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The SS Keewatin was launched yesterday afternoon on a journey back to its port of origin in Georgian Bay, WHTC reports.

Two tug boats slowly towed the 105-year-old, 350-foot vintage steamship through Kalamazoo Lake, and the vessel is expected to get into the waters of Lake Michigan sometime today.

Canadian interests paid more than a million dollars last fall to purchase the Keewatin so it can be refurbished into a museum at Port McNicoll, Ontario; part of that money paid for long-needed dredging in order to allow the ship to leave.

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Dredging Today Staff, June 1, 2012;

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