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Title Page
Abstract
Introduction
The Canals
The Canaller
The Future Of The Canaller
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
Table 5 Tabulation of Owners and Canallers
Discussion
Table of Illustrations
Index
1 Fig. 1 Map Showing the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River
2 Fig. 2 Map Showing Rapids and Canals -- Lake St. Francis to Lake St. Louis
3 Fig. 3 Durham Boats, about 1810 by G. A. Cuthbertson
4 Fig. 4 Sailing Vessels in Lachine Canal, about 1880
5 Fig. 5 Sailplan of the Barkentine James F. Joy of 1866. This type was common in the Lakes and Canals at that time.
6 Fig. 6 Steamer Cataract Built in 1874 at Sophisburg, Ont. Composite Hull and Compound Engine
7 Fig. 7 Diagram Illustrating Development of the St. Lawrence Canals Systems
8 Fig. 8 Diagram Showing Clearances of Typical Canaller in Lock 17
9 Fig. 9 Stern of the Franquelin, First All-Welded Vessel in Canal Service; Built in 1936
10 Fig. 10 Body Plan of the Franquelin
11 Fig. 11 Body Plan of the Belvoir; Built 1955
12 Fig. 12 Bulk Canaller Thordoc Ex Casco; Built 1927
13 Fig. 13 The New York News; Built 1925
14 Fig. 14 The Sandland, Built 1925 Shown with Deck Cargo of Lumber
15 Fig. 16 The Iroquois, Built 1955
16 Fig. 15 Manicouagan Built 1955, Renamed Col. Robert McCormick
17 Fig. 17 Bulk Canaller Belvoir, Built 1955
18 Fig. 18 Midship Section of Standard Bulk Canaller Built 1927-29 by Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson & Co. Ltd.
19 Fig. 19 Midship Section of early Postwar Canaller
20 Fig. 20 General Arrangement of Early Postwar Canaller
21 Fig. 21 Outline Section of "Red" Barges Built in 1933
22 Fig. 22 Barge Redfern, Built on Conduit-Bilge System
23 Fig. 23 Aluminum Superstructure of the Redfern
24 Fig. 24 Outline Section of the Chicago Tribune
25 Fig. 25 Midship Section of "Turret" Type Vessel Walter Inkster ex Turret Cape
26 Fig. 26 The Turret Crown, Built in 1894
27 Fig. 27 Package Freight City of Windsor
28 Fig. 28 Canal Tanker Imperial Collingwood
29 Fig. 29 Canal Tanker Lakeshell, Built in 1940
30 Fig. 30 Pulpwood Carrier Irvingwood, Built in 1952
31 Fig. 31 Processed Wood-pulp Carrier D. C. Everest, Built in 1952
32 Fig. 32 Newsprint Carrier Chicago Tribune, Built in 1930
33 Fig. 33 Self-Unloading Collier Coalfax, Built in 1927
34 Fig. 34 Self-Unloading Vessel Cementkarrier Built in 1930
35 Fig. 35 Graph Showing Total Traffic Through the St. Lawrence Canals, 1931-1953
36 Fig. 36 Diesel Bulk Canaller Grainmotor, Built in 1929
37 Fig. 37 Feed-Pipe Installation on River Towboat
38 Fig. 38 The Lachinedoc Which May Be One of the Last of Her Type to Be Built

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This paper was presented at a meeting of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and is reproduced with permission.