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    First Commercial Vessel Transits the Black Rock Lock in 2022 Shipping Season [Image 18 of 20]

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    A green and red tugboat named 'Vermont' is navigating through what appears to be a canal lock system. The vessel features a distinctive red wheelhouse and green hull with rubber fender bumpers along its bow. The setting includes lock infrastructure with yellow control buildings featuring red roofs, metal railings, and concrete walls.

    BUFFALO, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    04.25.2022

    Photo by Avery Schneider 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District

    The tugboat Vermont departs the Black Rock Lock and enters the Black Rock Channel in Buffalo, New York, April 25, 2022. The New York escorted the first major vessel of the commercial shipping season through the lock, which provides the only means for deep draft commercial vessels on the Great Lakes to reach delivery ports on the upper Niagara River. (U.S. Army Photo by Avery Schneider)

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    Date Taken: 04.25.2022
    Date Posted: 04.25.2022 20:55
    Photo ID: 7160229
    VIRIN: 220425-A-HB296-018
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 9.09 MB
    Location: BUFFALO, NEW YORK, US
    Web Views: 18
    Downloads: 2

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    The image shows a concrete lock or canal walkway extending into the distance, flanked by water on both sides with metal safety railings. Yellow bollards line the center divider of the walkway, and a vessel or lock gate structure is visible in the background. The scene appears to be at a navigational lock facility, likely on a major inland waterway, photographed during early spring based on the bare trees.
    A worker in high-visibility safety gear and a white hard hat observes a yellow and black work vessel docked in what appears to be a navigation lock or canal facility. The vessel shows signs of wear and possible damage on its hull. The setting suggests an industrial waterway inspection or maintenance operation.
    A tugboat named 'New York' registered in New York, NY is navigating through a canal lock, pushing or accompanying a barge labeled 'Double Skin 509A'. A worker in high-visibility safety gear stands on the lock wall observing or managing the vessel's passage. The scene appears to be at a inland waterway lock facility, likely on the Erie Canal or a Great Lakes connecting waterway.
    A red tugboat is docked alongside a concrete pier or lock wall, with a larger white and tan vessel (likely a dredge or work barge) positioned behind it on open water. The scene appears to be at a navigational lock or harbor entrance, evidenced by a blue sign reading 'Stop Here Wait for Light to Proceed.' The overcast sky and bare trees suggest late autumn or early spring conditions.
    A safety worker in high-visibility gear observes waterway operations from a dock or lock wall. A large yellow-and-black work barge with a wheelhouse is navigating the channel, accompanied by a smaller green vessel in the background. The setting appears to be an inland waterway lock or canal facility, likely during spring based on the bare trees.
    A bearded male worker wearing US Army Corps of Engineers safety gear stands on what appears to be a vessel or lock structure, leaning against a yellow safety railing. He is equipped with a white hard hat bearing a red stripe and Corps of Engineers insignia, a high-visibility vest, yellow leather work gloves, and an inflatable personal flotation device. The industrial setting features red-painted steel structures, yellow safety equipment, chains, and coiled ropes in the background.
    A bearded worker wearing a white hard hat, high-visibility vest, and gray uniform shirt stands on a dock or lock structure, gripping a gray metal railing. The setting appears to be a river lock or industrial waterway facility, with yellow safety railings, a red vessel or barge deck visible to the left, and a building with a red roof in the background. A second worker in a safety vest is visible further down the walkway.
    A red and green tugboat named 'Vermont' is docking or maneuvering alongside a concrete pier or lock facility. Two crew members are visible on the vessel, while a worker in a high-visibility vest and hard hat stands on the dock monitoring the operation. A steel truss bridge and bare deciduous trees are visible in the background, suggesting early spring conditions.
    The image shows a commercial or industrial dock/port facility with two workers engaged in mooring or loading operations alongside a large vessel. One worker on the left wears a bright green hard hat and orange life vest, while another on the right wears a white hard hat and yellow gloves. Yellow safety railings, mooring lines, and heavy equipment on a barge are visible in the background.
    The image shows a river lock or port facility with workers managing a large vessel docked alongside a concrete quay. Multiple workers in high-visibility safety gear are visible on both the dock and the vessel, suggesting an active docking or locking operation. The vessel features yellow and red hull coloring with a white wheelhouse superstructure.
    A green and red tugboat or push boat named 'VERMONT' is docked at an industrial waterway facility, likely a river lock or port. The vessel features a distinctive red wheelhouse/cabin and is equipped with large rubber fender bumpers around its hull. The image is rotated 90 degrees and shows overcast winter conditions with bare trees visible in the background.
    A green tugboat named 'Vermont' with a red pilothouse is navigating through a canal lock, pushing or maneuvering alongside a larger white and green vessel. The lock gates are visible in the background, along with a lock control building with a red roof and a steel truss bridge further in the distance. The scene appears to be on an inland waterway, likely during early spring based on the bare trees.
    The image shows an industrial waterfront or dock facility with two workers visible near a large vessel or barge. One worker wearing a white hard hat and high-visibility vest is walking along a concrete dock surface, while a second worker wearing a neon yellow hard hat is positioned lower, possibly in a gap between the dock and vessel. Blue mooring ropes are coiled on the dock surface.
    A dock worker wearing a high-visibility safety vest and white hard hat is standing on a wet concrete dock or lock platform, appearing to operate or secure a railing gate mechanism. The setting appears to be a waterway lock or ferry terminal on an overcast, late-autumn day. Industrial equipment and safety infrastructure are visible along the dock.
    Two construction or maintenance workers in high-visibility safety gear are working on what appears to be a lock or canal structure near a body of water. The foreground worker is handling a white PVC pipe railing or barrier component on a concrete walkway. The setting appears to be an overcast day at a waterway infrastructure facility, possibly a navigation lock.
    A concrete pier or dock extends into a large body of water on an overcast day. Three yellow mooring bollards are visible along the pier, along with concrete blocks holding coiled chains or rope. In the background, an industrial facility with smokestacks is visible across the water, along with a secondary dock structure to the right.
    A large industrial vessel or dredge is docked alongside a concrete pier or quay, with yellow safety railings and bollards prominently visible. The scene appears to be at a harbor or port facility on an overcast day, with calm water and a distant breakwater visible in the background. The vessel features yellow-painted safety infrastructure, machinery, and a white superstructure.
    A green and red tugboat named 'Vermont' is navigating through what appears to be a canal lock system. The vessel features a distinctive red wheelhouse and green hull with rubber fender bumpers along its bow. The setting includes lock infrastructure with yellow control buildings featuring red roofs, metal railings, and concrete walls.
    A tugboat named 'Vermont' with a distinctive green hull and red wheelhouse is docked at a canal lock, likely on the Erie Canal or a similar inland waterway. The vessel displays an American flag and is equipped with navigation equipment, fenders, and safety gear. The setting includes lock infrastructure, a cream-colored lock house with a red roof, and bare deciduous trees suggesting late autumn or early spring.
    A tugboat named 'New York' is navigating through a narrow canal or lock, accompanied by a vessel named 'Vermont' docked alongside a concrete quay. The scene appears to be at a maritime lock facility, likely on the Great Lakes or a major inland waterway, with a control building visible on the right. The overcast sky, bare trees, and muted tones suggest late autumn or early spring conditions.

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