| M/V Stewart J. Cort |
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| Carrying Capacity: |
58,000 Gross Tons |
| Overall Length: |
1000.0' |
| Beam: |
105.0' |
| Year Built: |
1972 |
| Official Number: |
532272 |
| Hull Depth: |
49.0' |
| Engine Horsepower: |
14,400 |
M/V Stewart J. Cort was the first 1000-foot vessel on the Great Lakes when she entered service for Bethlehem Steel Corporation in 1972. Her bow and stern sections, built by Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi, were joined together and called "Stubby" for the trip to the Great Lakes. At Erie Marine, Erie, Pennsylvania, "Stubby" was cut apart and joined with the midbody built there. The Cort is the only 1000-footer with pilot house forward. All crew accommodations are also forward. Her self-unloading system's shuttle boom is contained within the after cabin structure. Interlake Leasing III secured the bareboat charter of the Cort in 2005.
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