Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Detroit River waterfront panorama

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Detroit River waterfront panorama


Digital photo panorama of the Detroit River and city of Detroit, Michigan as viewed from the Windsor, Ontario waterfront. Framed by the United States Coast Guard cutter NEAH BAY to the left, and the United States Coast Guard cutter PENOBSCOT BAY and the Canadian Coast Guard Ship GRIFFON to the right, the city of Detroit silhouettes the horizon. The DETROIT PRINCESS is seen docked near Hart Plaza on the Michigan waterfront. In the full zoom panorama the Tri-Centennial lighthouse and the Canadian Coast Guard Ship SAMUEL RISLEY are seen in the distance. Start of the shipping season, March 2010.