Tanker in transit St. Lawrence Seaway and Welland canal (CANADA)/ 15 locks to Great lakes / Pilotage

Navigating in transit Seaway and Welland canal (CANADA), inner waters, entering and leaving different locks, navigating in canal to the Great Lakes. Demonstrating the ships handling and manoeuvrings during pilotage in restricted waters at Seaway canal, passing different bridges, locks, going to Great Lakes.
Combined with the eight locks of the Welland Canal, which link Lake Ontario to Lake Erie, the binational St. Lawrence Seaway’s 15 locks (13 Canadian and 2 American) allow ships to transit between Montreal and Lake Erie, a difference in elevation of 168 metres.
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[@103troy]

great video

[@XmalD73]

This is amazing! I traversed the Welland Canal in Viking Octantis, and remember being awakened in lock 4 because of the noise! I went up on deck for a while and it was amazing to watch.

[@marclyndonescober8010]

❤❤❤❤ 🎉

[@ericjanescober1841]

wow! hehe

[@user-jl2tu8rz8f]

Your video's are awsome. Could you explain how is it possible for the ship to kinda hit the pier with bow and drag the bow along the pier for a distance in front of each lock withought damage to ships hull??

[@jserkiz06]

Nice touch, fast-mo. Thank you for sharing this adventure.

[@dan-fr9dn]

These locks are just a tollway for ships.

[@weaselsworld]

Well that, and a means to, you know, get around the drastic elevation changes (aka "waterfalls") they couldn't get past otherwise. But sure, it's all a money grab. :D