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  • American Integrity rounding the bend in the Fleming Channel
    American Integrity rounding the bend in the Fleming Channel Image
        ...Digital photograph of American Integrity, downbound on the evening of Oct 31, 2011. ...
      ...Digital photograph of American Integrity, downbound on the evening of Oct 31, …
  • American Integrity passing Windmill Point lighthouse
    American Integrity passing Windmill Point lighthouse Image
        ...Digital photograph of the American Integrity, passing Windmill Point lighthouse as she starts down the Detroit River. ...
      ...Digital photograph of the American Integrity, passing Windmill Point lighthouse as she …
  • American Integrity passing the Peche Island light
    American Integrity passing the Peche Island light Image
        ...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:
      ...AMERICAN INTEGRITY's Details; Ship Type: Dry Cargo Year Built: 1978 Length x …
  • Algomarine follows the American Integrity
    Algomarine follows the American Integrity Image
        ph of the Algomarine following the American Integrity around the swing at the eastern end of Belle Isle in the Fleming Channel, Detroit River. ...
      ph of the Algomarine following the American Integrity around the swing at …
  • Algomarine and American Integrity
    Algomarine and American Integrity Image
        ph of the Algomarine following the American Integrity starting the swing around the eastern end of Belle Isle in the Fleming Channel, Detroit River. ...
      ph of the Algomarine following the American Integrity starting the swing around …
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