The Economic Impact of the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes Seaway on Great Lakes States, Chicago, Muskegon and Michigan Industry
Abstract
It is the purpose
of this project to review the hoped-for objectives of the Seaway
as they were projected before its official opening on June
26, 1959; and to compare these predictions with its actual
performance and impact on the North American Mid-Continent.
This region served by the Seaway is defined as the North
Central Census district in the United States (including Michigan,
Ohio, Indiana, If1inois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and the two Dakotas) and settled sections of the provinces of
Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Parts of New York and
Pennsylvania are also in the Seaway territory.
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