Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit Marine Historian, v. 40, n. 10 (June 1987), p. 3

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ENERCHEM AVANCE Amoco Oil Dock, River Rouge, Michigan Photo by Mike Nicholls Steel tanker (C. 331744) built in 1972 at Sorel, Quebec by Marine Industries, Ltd. (Hull #404) as a) ARSENE SIMARD, 400 x 60 x 28; 5,844 gross tons. Renamed b) GASPE TRANSPORT in 1979 and c) ENERCHEM AVANCE in 1987. ENERCHEM CATALYST Detroit River - April 27, 1987 Photo by Mike Nicholls Steel tanker built in 1972 at Dundee, Scotland by Robb Caledon Shipbuilding, Ltd. (Hull #557) as a) JON RAMSOY, 410 x 62 x 32; 6,584 gross tons. Purchased by Hall Corporation of Canada, Ltd in 1974 and brought to the lakes and renamed b) DOAN TRANSPORT (C. 348281). Renamed c) ENERCHEM CATALYST in 1987.

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