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- MV_Saginaw abstract "The lake freighter Saginaw was commissioned the John J. Boland, in 1953, the third vessel to bear that name.Her namesake John Hames Boland, was a co-founder of Cornelius & Boland, the precursor to American Steamship Company, the owners and operators of the vessel.Boland, hull #417 delivered September 1953, was one of three self-loading bulk carriers built at Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. By the 1980s the ship had become among the oldest operated by American Steamship Company and was idle for eight years until returned to operation after on April 22, 1992 when Boland departed Superior, Wisconsin for Marquette, Michigan. In 1999 she was sold to Lower Lakes Towing, and renamed Saginaw.The vessel was originally powered by a steam turbine, generating 7,000 shaft horsepower (5,200 kW).In 2007 her turbine was replaced by a diesel engine, generating 8,160 brake horsepower (6,080 kW).Two earlier vessels have been named the Saginaw.".
- MV_Saginaw thumbnail Detroit_River_08_25_2012_003.jpg?width=300.
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- MV_Saginaw wikiPageExternalLink manitowoc.htm.
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- MV_Saginaw wikiPageExternalLink boland.pdf.
- MV_Saginaw wikiPageExternalLink Saginaw.htm.
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- MV_Saginaw wikiPageWikiLink American_Steamship_Company.
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- MV_Saginaw wikiPageWikiLink Marquette,_Michigan.
- MV_Saginaw wikiPageWikiLink Superior,_Wisconsin.
- MV_Saginaw wikiPageWikiLink File:Detroit_River_08_25_2012_003.jpg.
- MV_Saginaw wikiPageWikiLinkText "MV Saginaw".
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- MV_Saginaw subject Category:1953_ships.
- MV_Saginaw subject Category:Great_Lakes_ships.
- MV_Saginaw hypernym Co-founder.
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- MV_Saginaw comment "The lake freighter Saginaw was commissioned the John J. Boland, in 1953, the third vessel to bear that name.Her namesake John Hames Boland, was a co-founder of Cornelius & Boland, the precursor to American Steamship Company, the owners and operators of the vessel.Boland, hull #417 delivered September 1953, was one of three self-loading bulk carriers built at Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.".
- MV_Saginaw label "MV Saginaw".
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- MV_Saginaw sameAs Q16982359.
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- MV_Saginaw wasDerivedFrom MV_Saginaw?oldid=671503422.
- MV_Saginaw depiction Detroit_River_08_25_2012_003.jpg.
- MV_Saginaw isPrimaryTopicOf MV_Saginaw.
