Great Lakes Fleet

M/V John G. Munson

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Name:

  • M/V John G. Munson
  • The vessel was named after Mr. John Gephart Munson, a former president of Michigan Limestone and a vice-president with United States Steel Corp.

Did You Know?

  • The MV John G. Munson is a self-unloading bulk carrier.
  • The ship is designed to transport bulk cargoes such as iron ore, coal, and other raw materials.
  • The ship is equipped with a self-unloading system, allowing it to discharge its cargo without relying on shoreside equipment.
  • This is the second ship to be named the John G. Munson. The first was built in 1917 and is not longer in service
Length 768’
Beam 72'
Depth 36'
Engine 7,000 hp
Cargo Capacity 25,500 GT
Boom 250’ Pivot Deck
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