Apr 7, 2018
Laker Mississagi damaged by ice in Lake Superior #greatlakes #bulkcarrier #shipwreck On March 28, the 189 meter long, 15787 dwt self-unloader bulk carrier Mississagi sustained damage in Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior.
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Laker Mississagi damaged by ice in Lake Superior #greatlakes #bulkcarrier #shipwreck On March 28, the 189 meter long, 15787 dwt self-unloader bulk carrier Mississagi sustained damage in Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior.
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The 603 foot long self-unloader bulk carrier Mississagi ran aground on the St. Marys River near De Tour Village, Michigan. The Mississagi had departed from Bruce Mines, Ontario with a cargo of stone when it ran onto a shoal in Potagannissing Bay. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution. The Coast Guard dispatched a helicopter and boats from Sault Ste. Marie and St. Ignace. Reports state marine inspectors will inspect the vessel for damage while the crew of the Mississagi works with a salvage company to refloat the bulk carrier.
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Bulker Mississagi aground #laker #uscg #grounding #maritime The 603 foot long self-unloader bulk carrier Mississagi ran aground on the St. Marys River near…
ALPENA, MI – The freighter Mississagi was docked on the mouth of the Thunder Bay River early this evening unloading salt.
Officially the winter of 2013/2014 is over but that is not stopping Alpena from getting stocked up for the next big blast.
The freighter Mississagi can been seen unloading tons of salt that will be covered with tarps until it is needed next fall. This is one of the first ships of the year to dock in the river.
Alpena Getting Stocked Up on Salt ALPENA, MI - The freighter Mississagi was docked on the mouth of the Thunder Bay River early this evening unloading salt.
