Speer anchored or aground above the Soo?

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Re: Speer anchored or aground above the Soo?

by Denny » September 3, 2019, 1:59 pm

This is a bit off subject but, if the wind up there blew the water out and around it's a good thing I guess that they are not loading too deep up there or else they could really have some issues then, sort of like a few weeks back when the Indy went to anchor for a day or more to await the water levels to come up and that's also when she had that huge record load of ore through the locks at that time!

Re: Speer anchored or aground above the Soo?

by Billius » September 3, 2019, 11:46 am

I guess the wind must have blown water out of the river then?

Re: Speer anchored or aground above the Soo?

by Whitecap » September 3, 2019, 11:39 am

The Speer is anchored for low water levels in the upper St Mary’s River.

Speer anchored or aground above the Soo?

by Billius » September 3, 2019, 10:38 am

Does anyone have any info on the Speer? A friend who is at the Soo, told me the Speer has run aground, in the northern part of Whitefish Bay, close to where the Blough ran aground a few years ago.

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