File:North Shore Trip - August 2015 - Great Lakes Towing Company Tug Arkansas (21201455621).jpg
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| Description | The G-Tug Arkansas tied to the dock and waiting for her next job. Arkansas was built in 1909 as a steam tug and then repowered in 1949 with a diesel engine. |
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| Source | North Shore Trip - August 2015 - Great Lakes Towing Company Tug Arkansas |
| Author | Pete Markham from Loretto, USA |
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