The CSL Welland is a self-discharging bulk carrier owned and operated by Canada Steamship Lines (CSL). She is the first of two Trillium Class bulk carriers built for CSL. The Trillium Class vessels are designed to be highly fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly, with features such as double hulls and the latest engine technology.

The CSL Welland was built in 2014 by the Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Corporation in China. She is 740 feet long and 105 feet wide, with a deadweight tonnage of 63,000 tons. She is powered by a single diesel engine that produces 21,000 horsepower.

The CSL Welland primarily transports iron ore and grain on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway. She is also capable of carrying other bulk cargoes, such as coal and limestone.

The CSL Welland is a vital part of the Great Lakes shipping industry. She helps to transport raw materials that are essential to the steel, manufacturing, and construction industries. She is also a symbol of Canada's commitment to environmental stewardship.

Here are some additional facts about the CSL Welland:

She has a crew of 16 people.
She is GEARLESS BULK CARRIER
She is fitted with a double hull to prevent oil spills in the event of an accident.
She has a fuel-efficient engine that reduces air emissions.
She is named after the Welland Canal, which connects Lake Erie to Lake Ontario.
The CSL Welland is a modern and efficient bulk carrier that plays an important role in the Great Lakes shipping industry.
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