Noah Sullivan

Written by Noah Sullivan

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Bodies of Water

The Highest Underwater Mountain In American Waters

SS Alpena in Cleveland, Ohio, By LEROY A. RUBINAS, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=79900498

Bodies of Water

The Oldest Freighter Still Working The Great Lakes

Aerial View of the Bridge and Pipeline Crossing the Yukon River on Alaska's Dalton Highway

Bodies of Water

How The Yukon Compares To The Mississippi

CSL Niagara, alternate unloading view. Exterior of the actual ship discussed; the internal conveyors are below deck. booledozer / CC BY-SA 2.0.

Bodies of Water

Why Great Lakes Freighters Are Called Lakers

A crew member and shoreside line handlers help guide the Great Lakes freighter Arthur M. Anderson into the Poe Lock at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.

Bodies of Water

How Many Sailors It Takes To Run A Great Lakes Freighter

Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River

Bodies of Water

Why The Columbia River Has No Delta

The Edward L. Ryerson nicknamed "Fast Eddie" By Rona Proudfoot from Lorain, Ohio - The Edward L. Ryerson leaves Lorain this afternoon, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=102616044

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How Fast A Great Lakes Freighter Can Go

The Mesabi Miner pulls into the Poe Lock, Public Domain

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How Much A Great Lakes Freighter Weighs Fully Loaded

Aerial view of the Chicago skyline in Illinois.

Bodies of Water

How Many Cities Get Their Water From Lake Michigan

Gardner Pinnacles are the exposed peaks of Pūhāhonu NOAA

Bodies of Water

The Largest Underwater Volcano In American Waters

Great Lakes freighters passes through the Soo Locks at Sault Ste Marie Michigan connecting Lake Superior with Lake Huron

Bodies of Water

How Many Freighters Still Sail The Great Lakes

Top of the conning tower of the USS Oriskany at about 80fsw.

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The Largest Shipwreck In US Waters

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