"Blasts from the Past - 2023

Boat horns are always fun the listen to, here is a selection from 2023.

State of Duluth Harborcams 2024

Thank you for another beautiful year of Harborcam Operations.

2023

In 2023, we installed two new cameras, one (Western Haborcam) at Lincoln Middle School and another at the Port Terminal (Cargo Connect). These two cams play an essential part in complete Duluth Harbor coverage.

Some of the live Stream Moderators have taken over camera operations and are doing an excellent job, as well as Toni, who maintains the STOWS Schedule.

Another big thank you to the business and facilities that allow us to have a camera atop their buildings.

This includes the Maritime Visitor Center, Great Lakes Aquarium, Pier B Resort Hotel, Fairlawn Mansion, AMI, the Duluth School District, Two Harbors Chamber of Commerce, Lake County Historical Society, Superior Museums, and the Army Corps of Engineers.

Another thank you goes to all visitors who come and enjoy the views every day and generously contribute to operating expenses, camera purchases, and upgrades. This would not work without your support.

2024

Going forward into 2024, with 17 live cameras, we will strive to maintain the cams in order to provide the incredible view of ships, weather, and other harbor activity that was not possible for the general public even a few years ago. My hope is that these little "Windows to the Northland" continue to provide a "virtual" escape for you and your family in 2024.

I am humbled to be part of this operation and wish you a very Happy New Year.

Thank you!

Dennis O'Hara

"Moonlit Departure" NORDIKA DESGAGNES & Paul R Tregurtha departed Duluth...

NORDIKA DESGAGNES & Paul R Tregurtha left port this evening with calm seas and a rising moon over Lake Superior.

""Just Passing Time" Mark W Barker arrived & John D Leitch departed Dulu...

Mark W Barker arrived & John D Leitch departed Duluth this morning hauling iron ore pellets.

"Call of the Wild" Wilfred Sykes departed Duluth 12/28/23

Blasting it's horn all the way down the canal, the Wilfred Sykes made sure everyone knew they were leaving for the season.