L-Type Great Lakes Dry Bulk Cargo Ships

The L-Type ships were 605-foot Great Lakes ore carriers: 16 in all.

MARCOM # Builder Location Name Design DWT Delivered Notes
565 American SB Lorain OH 826 Thomas Wilson freighter (L6) 15,825 May 1943 sank 1987
566 American SB Lorain OH 827 Sewell Avery freighter (L6) 15,825 May 1943 later Lancashire, sunk as dock in Soo
567 American SB Lorain OH 828 J. Burton Ayers freighter (L6) 15,825 Aug 1943 later Cuyahoga, scrapped
568 American SB Lorain OH 829 E. G. Grace freighter (L6) 15,825 Sep 1943 later Lincolnshire, scrapped 1986
569 American SB Cleveland OH 1009 Belle Isle/Champlain freighter (L6) 15,825 June 1943
570 American SB Cleveland OH 1010 John T. Hutchinson freighter (L6) 15,825 July 1943
579 Great Lakes EW Ecorse MI 290 Adirondack/Richard J. Reiss freighter (L6) 15,865 May 1943 later Manistee 2005
580 Great Lakes EW Ecorse MI 291 Lake Angelina/Cadillac freighter (L6) 15,865 June 1943 scrapped 1987
581 Great Lakes EW Ecorse MI 292 Hill Annex/George A. Sloan freighter (L6) 15,865 July 1943 later Mississagi 2001
582 Great Lakes EW Ashtabula OH 522 Pilot Knob/Frank Armstrong freighter (L6) 15,865 May 1943 later Samuel Mather 1976, scrapped 1988
583 Great Lakes EW Ashtabula OH 523 Clarence B. Randall freighter (L6) 15,865 July 1943 later Ashland 1962, scrapped 1988
584 Great Lakes EW Ecorse MI 293 McIntyre/Frank Purnell freighter (L6) 15,865 Aug 1943 later Steelton 1966, Pioneer 1978, hulked for cement storage in Chicago as C.T.C. 1 1983
585 Great Lakes EW Ecorse MI 294 Robert C. Stanley freighter (L6) 15,865 Sep 1943 scrapped 1989
586 Great Lakes EW Ecorse MI 295 Mesabi/Lehigh freighter (L6) 15,865 Nov 1943 later Joseph X. Robert 1981, Willowglen 1982, scrapped 2005
587 Great Lakes EW Ashtabula OH 524 J. H. Hillman, Jr. freighter (L6) 15,865 Sep 1943 later Crispin Oglebay 1974, Hamilton 1995, Hamilton Transfer 1996, scrapped 1998
588 Great Lakes EW Ashtabula OH 525 Pilot Knob/Steelton freighter (L6) 15,865 Nov 1943 later Frank Purnell 1965, Robert C. Norton 1976, scrapped 1994

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