Maritime History of the Great Lakes

EMILIE transits the Livingstone Channel

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EMILIE transits the Livingstone Channel


A series of digital photographs which follow the transit of the saltwater vessel "Emilie", registered in the Panama, as she transits the Livingstone Channel in the mouth of the Detroit River. Detail images include the crossing of the middle open water "Hole-in-the-Wall" section, travelling through the upper section, emerging between the navigation lights at the head of the channel, and continuing upstream toward Fighting Island. EMILIE's Details Ship Type: Cargo Length x Breadth: 186 m X 24 m Speed recorded (Average): 11.4 knots Flag: Panama Draught: 7.8 m Destination: SARNIA Call Sign: 3EXE2 IMO: 9498236, MMSI: 372541000