| Regina Oldendorff | Hong Kong | |
| Gordon C. Leitch | ||
| Algowood | ||
| Algofax | From Port Weller anchorage at 02:30 | |
| Marilis T. | Cyprus | |
| Inviken | Bahamas | |
| Nanticoke | ||
| Phantom IV | From Gatelifter dock at around 10:30 details | |
| Tadoussac | At lock 5 west at 23:16 | |
| Frontenac | At lock 2 at 23:17 | |
| Alexandria | Greece | At lock 1 at 23:28 |
| Canadian Prospector | ||
| Stamon | Anchored off Port Weller around 03:00 to await lake pilot Departed around 15:00 with pilot aboard for Cape Vincent |
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| Manitoulin | ||
| Enerchem Catalyst | Departed lock 3 at 23:20 | |
| Algobay | Departed lock 8 at 23:33 |
| Juleen II (Pilot boat) | Port Weller pilot boat dock | |
| Lady Kim I (Pilot boat) | Port Weller pilot boat dock | |
| J.W. Cooper (Pilot boat) | Port Colborne pilot boat dock | |
| Phantom IV | Former Gatelifter dock - Departed upbound details | |
| Sweep Scow No. 4 | Wharf 5 - Thorold Industrial Docks | |
| Tall ship - Anna Kristina | Norway | Wharf 18.1 - West Street wharf - Port Colborne |
| Mantadoc | Wharf 19 east (ADM) - unloading | |
| Algowest | Wharf 52 - Port Weller DD - shallow dock | |
| Canadian Explorer (stern) | Wharf 52 - Port Weller DD - Deep dock | |
| Canadian Transfer (bow & hull) | Wharf 52 - Port Weller DD - Deep dock | |
| James E. McGrath | Wharf 52 Port Weller DD - tug dock | |
| Argue Martin | Wharf 52 Port Weller DD - tug dock | |
| Canadiana | Adjacent to wharf 59 - Marsh Engineering drydock Laid up there partially sunk since July 23, 1988 |
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| PHANTOM IV departed this morning at around 10:00 from the former gatelifter
dock in Port Weller harbour and secured at the small boat dock also in Port Weller harbour for
a short time to await passage upbound. The small research/work boat had been at the gatelifter
dock since late last year undergoing extensive modifications. A lot of work was done by her new owners in the engine room however, the modifications which are externally noticeable included the addition of two large smokestacks, one on each side of the ship's aft deck, a lifting gantry on the vessel's transom that can be swung over her stern for lifting purposes and the fitting of a deck crane between the stacks. Her new role is somewhat unclear but it seems that she will be spending some time in the area. On her upbound voyage one of the crew said that they will be conducting some kind of work out in Lake Erie and then returning to the canal. More on this small ship will likely surface in the coming days and weeks. Pictures will be posted when they get developed also. |
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