Conneaut was a major unloading port for iron ore destined for U.S. Steel. The Calloway was built in River Rouge, Michigan, at the Great Lakes Engineering Works. Like many of the ships on the Great ...

Iron ore shipments on the Great Lakes are slowing down, and the consequences are evident throughout the industry. Ships already are being brought to berth for winter lay-up as iron ore shipments ...

Shipments of iron ore on the Great Lakes were below one million tons in March, a decrease of 39.1% compared to 2024, reports the Lake Carriers’ Association. Loadings were also below the month ...

Shipments of iron ore from U.S. ports on the Great Lakes totaled 5.4 million tons in ... one of the groundbreaking SL-7 Sea-Land Container ships as a commercial maritime… ...

Iron-ore shipments on the Great Lakes in April were higher than both last year and the month's five-year average. Nearly 6.1 million tons of iron ore were shipped in April.

Lakers continue to steam toward Cleveland laden with iron ore and ... notice the mighty ships riding a bit higher than normal on the horizon. With water levels on the Great Lakes at record lows ...

At Milwaukee on Lake Michigan, in the world’s greatest iron ore and iron & steel working ... iron will be shipped regularly to Great Lakes ports on British ships small enough to go through ...

In late fall, forklifts and dump trucks rushed to get pallets of lumber and mountains of iron ore off ships before Great Lakes locks and canals froze to a halt on Jan. 5. But Iroquois Landing is ...

Toledo's National Museum of the Great Lakes is teaming up with ... museum's family-friendly exhibits and museum ships including a 617-foot iron ore freighter and a lake class tugboat.

Onboard, all but a handful of cabins were dark as the 666-foot cruise ship ended its maiden Great Lakes voyage ... served global markets with iron ore and wheat. “The [global] cruise industry ...

Iron ore shipments to Midwestern steel mills are down 26 percent so far this year, after an unforgiving winter choked the Great Lakes with the thickest and most extensive ice in decades.