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1  Fig. 1 Map Showing the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River

2  shipping, a type of ship, long familiar on the St. Lawrence River and in the Great Lakes, to all intents and

3  in existence about 180 Canadian registered St. Lawrence River canal vessels or "Canallers" as they are

4  of the difficult geographical features of the St. Lawrence River and the limitations of the canals built to

5  river and canal navigation on the upper St. Lawrence River between Kingston and Montreal, and almost

6  and almost unrestricted navigation on the lower St. Lawrence and the Gulf. The upper St. Lawrence section is,

7  the lower St. Lawrence and the Gulf. The upper St. Lawrence section is, of course, the portion most closely

8  When Jacques Cartier was exploring the St. Lawrence in 1535, he arrived on what is now the Island of

9  (Maps of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River, and the rapids and canals from Lake St. Francis

10  ft. wide with a minimum depth of 18 in. when the St. Lawrence was at its lowest level. The deepening of the

11  in turn give access to the Ottawa and upper St. Lawrence rivers. The proposal required the excavation of

12  and Rideau rivers to Kingston, returning via the St. Lawrence.

13  be easier for westbound traffic than the shorter St. Lawrence route and the arrangements used by one company,

14  were built across the main channel of the St. Lawrence just below Valleyfield with a dyke along the low

15  between Chicago and San Francisco via the St. Lawrence, around the Horn and eventually to the

16  The gradual development, Fig. 7, of the St. Lawrence River canals system as we know it today was therefore

17  as New York, this area covering the Gaspe and St. Lawrence north shore pulpwood trade and the ore terminal

18  notations "For service in the Great Lakes and River St. Lawrence," or for "Great Lakes and coasting services,"

19  two main restrictions to ship traffic along the St. Lawrence route, the first being the lock dimensions

20  This paper gives a comprehensive picture of the St. Lawrence canaller, covering the subject thoroughly from

21  originally constructed to handle cargoes between St. Lawrence River ports and Lake Erie, to permit operation far

22  for presenting this fine paper. "The St. Lawrence River Canals Vessel," or "The Canaller," by James

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This paper was presented at a meeting of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and is reproduced with permission.