The Navy ship Minneapolis-St Paul departed Duluth this afternoon under sunny skies and calm winds. duluthharborcam.com | Destination Duluth

Sea-Smoke-Ship-Watching is coming tomorrow (Wed)-Fri morning with a forecast of sub-zero temperatures! Currently, there are 8 ships scheduled to arrive or depart Wed-Fri according to destinationduluth.co/HarborLookout The South Pier Inn s the best place to stay for ship-watching as it’s located at the foot of the Aerial Lift Bridge. Explore and book atdestinationduluth.co/SouthPierInn 12.18.16 video by @Dennis O’Hara – Watch live stream harbor video at destinationduluth.co/DuluthHarborCam - CATC

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🔊 Enter Visit Duluth’s First Ship Contest at destinationduluth.co/FirstShipContestVisitDuluth On March 28, 2023, The Federal Dart was the first saltie of the season to arrive in the Port of Duluth, MN. In the last four years, the first ship has arrived as early as March 28 (a record) and as late as April 18. Watch for three other year’s “First Ship” videos. Video by duluthharborcam.com Photo by Schauer Photo Images | Destination Duluth

The last through the Duluth shipping canal, the Paul R Tregurtha enters for winter lay-up. Sound on for the final salute! #befromDuluth © Dennis O’Hara. Used with permission. See more at www.NorthernImages.com or bit.ly/HarborCamDuluth and his YouTube channel at bit.ly/DuluthHarborCamYouTube | Destination Duluth

A nice crowd at the Duluth Canal Friday to watch the last ship of the season, the John J Boland By Greg Moir #lifeupnorth #destinationduluth #befromduluth #yourdestinationforlife | Destination Duluth