by Mr Link » November 29, 2010, 3:20 am
As for barges, they can be scrapped almost anywhere.
Dean Construction in LaSalle, Ont has scrapped several barges, including the Detroit and the Alabama, in the past few years.
http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=42.222 ... ir=0&sty=h
There is a place on Lake Calumet that scraps barges but I have only seen inland river barges there
http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=41.673 ... ir=0&sty=h
Fraser Shipyards has scrapped numerous small work boats at their shipyard in Superior, WI over the past few years.
The Lansdowne was scrapped somewhere on the Buffalo River in 2008.
The Sea Castle was scrapped at its long term layup berth in Muskegon about 2006.
And I think the tank barge Mr. Mickey may have been cut up at Basic Marine in Escanaba.
As for barges, they can be scrapped almost anywhere.
Dean Construction in LaSalle, Ont has scrapped several barges, including the Detroit and the Alabama, in the past few years.[url]http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=42.22264480071011~-83.10446997454238&lvl=18&dir=0&sty=h[/url]
There is a place on Lake Calumet that scraps barges but I have only seen inland river barges there [url]http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=41.673070702693146~-87.5939854375182&lvl=18&dir=0&sty=h[/url]
Fraser Shipyards has scrapped numerous small work boats at their shipyard in Superior, WI over the past few years.
The Lansdowne was scrapped somewhere on the Buffalo River in 2008.
The Sea Castle was scrapped at its long term layup berth in Muskegon about 2006.
And I think the tank barge Mr. Mickey may have been cut up at Basic Marine in Escanaba.