St. Lawrence River ports

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St. Lawrence River ports are a network of Canadian maritime facilities along the St. Lawrence River that serve as major hubs for inland shipping, international trade, and access to the Atlantic Ocean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf maritime facility system
port network
transport infrastructure
connectedTo Great Lakes ports
highway networks
rail networks
connectsTo Atlantic Ocean
country Canada
economicRole support Canadian exports
support Canadian imports
support agricultural exports
support manufacturing supply chains
support mining and resource exports
governedBy Canadian federal government
hasPart Port of Baie-Comeau
Port of Bécancour
Port of Chandler
Port of Cornwall
Port of Gaspé
Port of Gros-Cacouna
Port of Hamilton-Oshawa
linked to: Port of Hamilton

Port of Johnstown
Port of Lévis
Port of Matane
Port of Montreal
Port of Quebec
Port of Saguenay
Port of Sept-Îles
Port of Sorel-Tracy
Port of Trois-Rivières
Port of Valleyfield
locatedIn Canada
St. Lawrence River
navigationalConstraint seasonal ice conditions
operatedUnder Canada Marine Act
partOf St. Lawrence Seaway
regulatedBy Transport Canada
supportsVesselType bulk carriers
container ships
cruise ships
lakers
ocean-going ships
usedFor bulk cargo handling
container shipping
cruise traffic
ferry services
general cargo handling
inland shipping
international trade

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Quebec North Shore and Labrador Railway connectsTo St. Lawrence River ports
Rivière des Mille Îles partOf Greater Montreal waterway network
linked to: St. Lawrence River ports
Ville de Baie-Comeau hasAccessTo Saint Lawrence maritime corridor
linked to: St. Lawrence River ports