Great Lakes Pilot, Volume II.: Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and the Canadian Shores of Lake SuperiorCanadian Hydrographic Service, Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, 1962 - Pilot guides - 494 pages |
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Breakwaters . — The entrance to the harbour is protected from heavy seas by two concrete breakwaters . The northwest breakwater , 1,500 feet ( 457m2 ) long and 30 feet ( 91 ) wide , extends in a northeasterly direction from the outer 5 ...
Breakwaters . — The entrance to the harbour is protected from heavy seas by two concrete breakwaters . The northwest breakwater , 1,500 feet ( 457m2 ) long and 30 feet ( 91 ) wide , extends in a northeasterly direction from the outer 5 ...
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The harbour is about a quarter of a mile square , with general depths of 5 to 20 feet ( 1m5 to 6m1 ) , protected from northerly storms by a breakwater - wharf extending southeasterly from the shore about 450 feet ( 137m2 ) and thence ...
The harbour is about a quarter of a mile square , with general depths of 5 to 20 feet ( 1m5 to 6m1 ) , protected from northerly storms by a breakwater - wharf extending southeasterly from the shore about 450 feet ( 137m2 ) and thence ...
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The inside of the North Breakwater may also be used for berthing . Coal , fuel and Diesel oils are obtainable . A marine railway and three small piers adjoin the Richardson Boat Works , situated at the northern end of the West Wall .
The inside of the North Breakwater may also be used for berthing . Coal , fuel and Diesel oils are obtainable . A marine railway and three small piers adjoin the Richardson Boat Works , situated at the northern end of the West Wall .
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