Shipping traffic for Monday, Sept. 19

The 730-foot Algoma Progress entered the Duluth harbor on a cold, rainy Sunday morning. Launched in 1968 with a 250-foot self-unloader, the Algoma Progress was in port to load iron ore pellets and was expected to leave port late Sunday night.

DULUTH ENTRY

Morning: Edgar B. Speer, arriving to load iron ore pellets and departing in the evening; Presque Isle, arriving for a partial load of iron ore pellets and departing in the afternoon; Isa, arriving to load grain; Kwintebank, arriving to load bentonite; American Mariner, departing light; Arthur M. Anderson, arriving to unload limestone

Evening/night: John J. Boland, arriving to unload limestone

SUPERIOR ENTRY

No traffic expected.

TWO HARBORS

Morning: Adam E. Cornelius, arriving to load iron ore pellets and departing at midday; Philip R. Clarke, departing with iron ore pellets

Afternoon: Presque Isle, arriving to load iron ore pellets

Evening/night: Arthur M. Anderson, arriving to load iron ore pellets

For updated information 24 hours a day, call the Boatwatcher’s Hotline at (218) 722-6489.

Source: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lake Superior Maritime Visitors Center in Canal Park. Arrival and departure times are not official and can vary widely.

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