Movie: Great Lakes: Their Link with Ocean Shipping

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James Matthews

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    Portrays the lakes as an important shipping route for a region of vast natural resources, major population centers and extensive industrial development. Shows the Welland Canal and the St. Lawrence Seaway as important links between the lakes and the ocean.

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    1948-01-01

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