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Pleasure craft guide The St Lawrence Seaway Pleasure Craft Guide This publication is free CThis publication is free This guide book is based on the Seaway Practices and Procedures Seaway Practices and Procedures made pursuant to the Canada Marine Act empo

The St Lawrence Seaway Pleasure Craft Guide This publication is free CThis publication is free This guide book is based on the Seaway Practices and Procedures Seaway Practices and Procedures made pursuant to the Canada Marine Act empower a Seaway o ?cer to deny a vessel permission to transit if a its equipment or machinery are inadequate b its crew is insu ?cient to ensure safe passage and the condition of the crew might jeopardize safe transit For these purposes an o ?cer may board any ship ??Pleasure craft ? means a ship however propelled that is used exclusively for pleasure and that does not carry passengers who have paid a fare for passage This guide book is available free of charge from The St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation Pitt Cornwall Ontario Canada K J P Tel - Fax - E-mail marketing seaway ca and Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation P O Box Massena N Y - Tel - Also available at www greatlakes-seaway com under heading SERVICES Photos Thies Bogner CTable of Contents Page FOREWORD EQUIPMENT PASSING UNDER BRIDGES REPORTING IN AT THE LOCKS LOCATION OF DOCKS LOCKING THROUGH Signal Light System Lock Entry Mooring in the Locks GROUPED MOORING MOORING TABLE CREW MEMBERS IN THE WELLAND CANAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Welland Canal American Locks Anti-pollution Measures Meeting and Passing Speed Limits TOLLS CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS MILEAGE TO PRINCIPAL LOCATIONS MAPS - WELLAND CANAL MONTREAL LAKE ONTARIO SECTION - CForeword T his Guide provides information for the operation of pleasure craft of up to tonnes displacement in Seaway locks between Montreal and Lake Ontario and in the Welland Canal across the Niagara peninsula It is recommended that a copy be kept on board In the interest of safety craft of less than m feet in length or kg ton in weight are not permitted to transit through the Seaway locks Pleasure craft operators are reminded that unlike most other Canadian and U S inland waterways the Seaway is primarily a commercial navigation route and that they should expect delays of varying length caused by the demands of commercial navigation at the locks and of rail and vehicular tra ?c on the movable bridges spanning the waterway While priority of passage will be granted to cargo vessels The St Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation and the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation will make every e ?ort to ensure that with your cooperation your transit through the lock system is safe and pleasant In Canada pleasure craft navigation is regulated by the Canada Shipping Act ??Small Vessels Regulations ? which are partly contained in the ??Safe Boating Guide ? This booklet may be obtained by writing to the O ?ce of Boating Safety Canada Building Slater Street th Floor Ottawa Ontario K A N In the United States regulations governing pleasure craft are contained in the ??Navigation Rules ? available from the Superintendent of Documents U S Government Printing O ?ce Washington D C and in the booklet ??Federal Requirements for Recreational Boats