[DOC] [TLE] Saint Lawrence Seaway - Wikipedia [PAR] The Saint Lawrence Seaway is a system of locks, canals and channels in 
Canada and the United States that permit ocean-going vessels to travel from the 
Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes, as far inland as the western end of Lake 
Superior. The Seaway is named for the Saint Lawrence River, which flows from 
Lake .... Great Lakes and Seaway shipping generates $3.4 billion in business... [DOC] [TLE] The St. Lawrence Seaway and Regional Development - Hofstra [PAR] The only way that inland navigation could endure was with better economies of ... 
The St. Lawrence Seaway was opened to commercial navigation April 25th, 1959
. ... It takes 8 to 10 days for a ship to go from Lake Superior to the Atlantic Ocean. 
... (Mesabi Range) to ports along the St. Lawrence or the Great Lakes and then... [DOC] [TLE] the montreal/lake ontario section of the seaway t [PAR] Ocean to the head of the Great Lakes, at the heart of North ... (Quebec) to 
Iroquois (Ontario) enabling ships to navigate ... The opening of the Seaway, in 
April of 1959, marked the ... The first efforts to open an inland navigation ... ment 
of the City of Montreal as a major port. ... its depth and lock dimensions precluded 
the ship-. [DOC] [TLE] Seaway System - The Seaway - 300 Years of History [PAR] The St. Lawrence Seaway opened to navigation in 1959. ... Seven locks were 
built in the Montreal-Lake Ontario section of the Seaway, five Canadian and two 
U.S., in order to lift vessels to 246 feet (75 meters) above sea level. ... Canada 
and the U.S. sign the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Deep Waterway Treaty, but no 
action... [DOC] [TLE] Port of Duluth-Superior - Duluth Seaway Port Authority [PAR] The largest, farthest-inland freshwater port. ... Long known as the Great Lakes "
bulk cargo capital," this port accommodates the maritime ... Superior Entry in 
Wisconsin or through the Duluth Ship Canal beneath the Aerial Lift Bridge. ... 
Since the modern Seaway opened in 1959, colorful oceangoing vessels 
affectionately... [DOC] [TLE] Saint Lawrence Seaway facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia ... [PAR] The entire Great LakesSaint Lawrence Seaway system comprises 9,500 ... A 
ship entering at Montreal rises to more than 600 feet above sea level at Lake 
Superior. ... The present seaway, opened to deep-draft navigation in 1959, 
evolved from the ... See alsoCanadian-American Waterways ; Fair Deal ; 
Waterways, Inland . [DOC] [TLE] Great Lakes & Seaway Shipping News Archive March 2016 [PAR] Mar 1, 2016 ... When salvagers righted the ship, the aunt opened a door and collapsed on the 
deck. She had ... Great Lakes Shipwrecks runs through April 25 at the Tom 
Ridge ... As such it entered to the Great Lakes for the first time in June 1959. .... 
inland water route that links the Atlantic Ocean and global ports with the... [DOC] [TLE] Great Lakes & Seaway Shipping News Archive April 2012 [PAR] Apr 26, 2012 ... Daily Great Lakes and Seaway Shipping News Archive, new stories and ... and 
the ship is to be reloaded to enable it to continue the voyage. .... Ocean tugs Jerry 
G and La Prairie assisted the Lake Ontario in leaving about 12:30. .... American 
Mariner loaded stone at Port Inland on Wednesday, April 25. [DOC] [TLE] st lawrence seaway 1959 | April 25, 1959, St. Lawrence ... - Pinterest [PAR] April 25, 1959: The St. Lawrence Seaway opens to shipping, linking the Atlantic 
and ... River ? opened the Great Lakes to the global shipping industry, linking 
ports on ... size of the vessels that sail the Great Lakes & the St Lawrence 
Seaway .... A Canadian Pacific ocean liner travels along the St. Lawrence River 
in Canada. [DOC] [TLE] Great Lakes & Seaway Shipping News ARCHIVE [PAR] Shortly after April S. Barker repeated the task for the barge Pathfinder. ... She is 
fitted with a Great Lakes-specific articulated pin-type connection ..... Alone, 
Dorothy Ann can travel at 16 MPH: when pushing the loaded barge, open lake

Question: This seaway that enables ocean vessels to reach inland ports on the Great Lakes opened to shipping April 25, 1959
Answer: the St. Lawrence Seaway