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Navigating the Seaway. Navigating the Seaway; Seaway Map; Nautical Charts; Aids to Navigation; Water Levels and Environmental Data; Resources. Media Resources; For Business and Industry. Schedule of Tolls; Schedule of Wharfage & Storage Charges; Transiting the Seaway; Regulations and Laws; Seaway Notices; Seaway Security; Customer Advisories ...
Learn the meaning of seaway as a noun, with examples of usage and word history. Seaway can refer to the sea as a route for travel, an ocean traffic lane, a rough sea, or a deep inland waterway.
Saint Lawrence Seaway, continuous navigable deep waterway project from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes, undertaken jointly by Canada and the United States and completed in 1959. Learn about the history, economic importance, and physical characteristics of the seaway.
- Dictionaryseaway/ˈsiːweɪ/
noun
- 1. an inland waterway capable of accommodating seagoing ships.
- 2. a rough sea in which to sail: "with the engine mounted amidship, the boat pitches less in a seaway"
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Learn about the St. Lawrence Seaway, a binational waterway that connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean and the world. Discover its engineering feats, its role in trade and transportation, and its impact on the North American economy.
