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- Sailing Directions for St. Lawrence, Atlantic Coast
- Sailing Directions for St. Lawrence, Montreal to Lake Ontario
- The Quebec Nautiguide (about)
- Tide Tables (vols. 1 and 2)
- Tides and Currents, General Information
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Tag Archives: St. Lawrence River locks
Squeaking Through the Last of the St. Lawrence River Locks
Strong currents before, wind on the nose between the American locks – would we get through? It was an unexpected challenge. Continue reading
Through the Beauharnois Locks and on to Cornwall
We made it to the Beauharnois locks. We made it through the locks. Then things got interesting. Continue reading
Posted in Ontario, Quebec
Tagged Anchoring, Beauharnois Locks, Cornwall, cruising, currents, sailing, St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence River locks, St. Lawrence Seaway
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In which we get to Montreal and through the first two locks…
There was rain and mist and the threat of squalls; sailing and waiting and locking through; a long night and a long day… Continue reading
Posted in Quebec
Tagged Anchoring, cruising, electric sailboat motor, Into The Blue, Montreal, Montreal Est, St. Lawrence River locks
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Sailing Into The Blue 