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Port’s new wharf accepts 1st shipments in E. Toledo
Many months and millions of dollars in the making, the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority’s new wharf on the former Gulf Oil refinery site in East Toledo has begun receiving waterborne freight. Along with ongoing use of its railroad tracks for railcar storage, Great Lakes freighters have delivered several loads of railroad ballast stone to the Ironville Dock off Front Street.
Many months and millions of dollars in the making, the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority’s new wharf on the former Gulf Oil refinery site in East Toledo has begun receiving waterborne freight. Along with ongoing use of its railroad tracks for railcar storage, Great Lakes freighters have delivered several loads of railroad ballast stone to the Ironville Dock off Front Street.
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