Maritime History of the Great Lakes

CCG Samuel Risley, docked in Windsor

Description
Creator
Bédard, D., Photographer
Media Type
Image
Ship
Item Type
Photographs
Description
The Canadian Coast Guard "Samuel Risley" was docked overnight at the Windsor waterfront, having escorted the asphalt tanker Iver Bright, and the ATB Samuel de Champlain downbound, across Lake St. Clair.
Date of Publication
28 Jan 2022
Subject(s)
Canadian Coast Guard
Corporate Name(s)
CCG Samuel Risley
Geographic Coverage
  • Dieppe Park, WIndsor:
    Windsor
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 42.3200263615712 Longitude: -83.0420960874939
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CCG Samuel Risley, docked in Windsor


The Canadian Coast Guard "Samuel Risley" was docked overnight at the Windsor waterfront, having escorted the asphalt tanker Iver Bright, and the ATB Samuel de Champlain downbound, across Lake St. Clair.