Courtright Dock?

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George Lee

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The brine is transported by pipeline from two Enbridge wells northeast of the village of Brigden to a large storage tank a short distance inland from the river until loaded onto McKeil's barge.
Mr Link
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Yes. Tanks can be used for ballast or certain liquid cargos.
rburdick27
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Barge Alouette Spirit handles liquid cargoes?
Mr Link
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tugboathunter

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The Brine Dock. Not sure who operates it, but McKeil visits there frequently. The dock is the former barge Erie-West.
rburdick27
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Courtright Dock?

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What is the dock just north of the DTE Power Plant on the Canadian side of the St. Clair River?
Tug/Barge Wilf Seymour/Alouette Spirit visited there on April 24.
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