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COAL AND MISCELLANEOUS DOCKS OF THE GREAT LAKES--Continued don, Ont. Depend on self-unloading boats. Dock equipped with crane and conveyors. Storage capacity 45,000 tons. Depth of water at dock 20 feet. Can handle any size boat. Length of dock 600 feet. R. R. Conn.: GC. Bi. Kk. B. PORT WASHINGTON, WIS. Wisconsin Electric Power Co. (Coal Dock)-- 231 W. Michigan St. Operator: Wisconsin Great Lakes Coal & Dock Co. 710 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 1 Mead-Morrison movable man trolley coal bridge. Size of clam shell used 10 ton. Size of clam shell used for clean-up 6 ton. Capacity per 10 hours 4,000 tons. Storage capacity 330,000 tons. Depth of water at dock 20 feet. Can handle boat of any size. R. R. Conn.: M. &. R&T. C.M. St P & PC. & N. WwW. Supt.--Fred Dornbrook, 231 W. Michigan Ave., Milwaukee. Purchasing Agent--Fred V. Benz. PORT WELLER, ONT. Empire-Hanna Coal Corp., Ltd.-- Phone MU. 2-5582. Phone St. Catherine We. 5-4856. Location of dock: Both sides of Harbor. Mgr.--L. F. Warren, 71 King St., St. Catherines, Ont. Phone Storage capacity 100,000 tons Bituminous. 38 Cranes. Dominion. Method of storage: Bulk--Open storage. Depend on self-unloading boats entirely. Booms 45' x 50'. Size of clam shell buckets used 1% x % yds. Depth of water at dock 36 feet, channel 36 feet. East side length of dock 500 ft., length of boat 500 ft., beam-- any. West side length of dock 600 ft. R. R. Conn.: None Supt.--R. J. Coull. Phone MU. 4-1496. THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY AUTHORITY WESTERN DISTRICT WELLAND SHIP CANAL PORT WELLER HARBOUR, Ontario, Canada. Lat. 43°14' N. Long. 79°13' W. Situation Port Weller is an artificial harbour forming the Lake Ontario entrance of the Welland Ship Canal. The outer harbour consists of two parallel breakwaters of earthwork and reinforced concrete cribwork, built 6000 feet long and 800 feet apart, except at the north end where they converge to an entrance 400 feet wide. The inner harbour at the south end is an approach to Lock No. 1, 2800 feet long and 250 feet wide. Available Dimensions in Locks The depth in the Canal prism is 27 feet. The maximum permissible draft is 25 feet 6 inches. A vessel that exceeds 715 feet in overall length and 72 feet in beam, but not exceeding 730 feet in ovrall length and 75 feet in beam, may, with special instructions from the Authority, transit the Seaway during the navigation season. Masts: Vessels whose masts extend more than one hundred and seventeen (117) feet above water level will not be permitted to transit the Seaway. Vessels whose masts extend more than one hundred and ten (110) feet above water level must not transit the Seaway until the Master has furnished the officer in charge with precise information concerning the height of such vessel's masts with respect to the water level. Speed: Every vessel transiting a Canal shall proceed at a reasonable speed, so as not to cause undue delay to vessels navigating in the same direction. Subject to such other speed as may be provided for in SEE OUR COMPLETE MAPS OF HARBORS 419