Interesting find Laura, What I really found interesting was what stated in Italics underneath the first image of the map "hauling the ferrochrome to North Bay and on to Sorel, where KWG envisions a casting plant to produce stainless steel." A casting plant to produce Stainless Steel within the province of Quebec... a port city with access to the St. Lawrence River.

KWG's vision of a Casting and production plant to be located in Sorel PQ is brilliant because with the Federal election coming up, maybe the ROF will be seen by all all parties as a national project of great importance of which will benefit not only Ontario but Quebecer's as well.

http://www.qsl.com/en/ports/sorel_tracy.html

Sorel-Tracy Maritime Terminal (STMT) is located at the mouth of the Richelieu River, in Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel. At a mere 70 km east of Montréal, STMT is the only private port along the St. Lawrence River. It is open year-round and specializes in the handling of steel products and general cargo.

The facility has a water depth of up to 11.0 meters (at Chart Datum) with both inside and outside storage areas which are constantly monitored by its computerized inventory management system. Additionally, the terminal is equipped with reach stackers, mobile cranes, and benefits from a specialized workforce. Sorel-Tracy Maritime Terminal also boasts two Canadian National (CN) rail spurs and has access to major North American highways.

	OUTSIDE STORAGE 130,000 m²		INSIDE STORAGE 15,000 m²		WHARF
			Additional inside and outside storage space available close by.

SOREL-TRACY MARITIME TERMINAL
59, rue Étienne
Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel QC J3R 5H8
CANADA

450 743-5561
450 743-9952

MARKETING
418 522-4701
418 522-9770

info@qsl.com

Latitude 46° 02' 48" N
Longitude 73° 07' 16" W


Gulf of St. Lawrence nautical charts
Canadian charts Nos. 1311, 1312