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American Integrity passing Windmill Point lighthouse

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American Integrity passing Windmill Point lighthouse


Digital photograph of the American Integrity, passing Windmill Point lighthouse as she starts down the Detroit River. Destined for Zug Island, just down the river from this point, this loaded thousand footer has 27 feet of hull below the water line. The current lighthouse at Windmill Point is 55 feet and dates to 1933. It's the 5th constructed/modified lighthouse on the point since the first built in 1838. AMERICAN INTEGRITY's Details; Ship Type: Dry Cargo Year Built: 1978 Length x Breadth: 305 m X 32 m Draught: 8.1 m Speed recorded (Average): 8.8 knots Flag: USA Call Sign: WDD2875 IMO: 7514696, MMSI: 367120990 Previous names: • Lewis Wilson Foy (1978 - 1990) • Oglebay Norton (1991 - 2006) • American Integrity (2006 - )