M/V Paul R. Tregurtha

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WASHINGTON - Overall U.S. maritime cargo volumes in the Great Lakes region are recovering from extreme lows experienced in 2009, according to a report released today by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime...

Fox News reports on the Dredging Crisis onboard the Paul R Tregurtha.

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The crew from the Paul R Tregurtha puts the new Lands' End Squall Line Jacket to the test. Go the the Lands' End website to see the whole story.

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M/V Paul R. Tregurtha

Carrying Capacity:	68,000 Gross Tons
Overall Length:	1,013.5'
Official Number:	631688
Year Built:	1981
Hull Depth:	56.0'
Beam:	105.0'
Engine Horsepower:	17,120
At 1013.5 feet, Interlake's flagship M/V *Paul R. Tregurtha* is the longest ship on the Great Lakes. She can carry up to 68,000 gross tons of taconite pellets or 71,000 net tons of coal. Her unloading system and 260-foot boom empty her five cargo holds in about eight hours. Built by American Ship Building Company at Lorain, Ohio, in 1981, this vessel was first named William J. DeLancey. In 1990, she was renamed *Paul R. Tregurtha* in honor of Interlake's Vice Chairman of the Board.

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