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, Die St. Marys Challenger war ein auf den G … Die St. Marys Challenger war ein auf den Großen Seen von 1906 bis 2013 eingesetztes dampfgetriebenes Frachtschiff. Gegen Ende ihrer 107-jährigen Karriere als Schiff mit eigenem Antrieb war sie das letzte auf diese Art angetriebene Frachtschiff in diesem Fahrtgebiet. Nach der Außerdienststellung 2013 hat der Eigner den Antrieb ausbauen lassen und verwendet den Rumpf weiter als antriebslose Schute für den Zementtransport.triebslose Schute für den Zementtransport.
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