What you want to see in this map is the line at the right which -when you enlarge the image- is labeled Spuyten Duyvil Creek. The first curve in the S is now the tidal basin in Inwood Hill Park. The creek then winds around Marble Hill, joining the Harlem River. To the left of Marble Hill is a thin line. That creek was dredged and the hillside blasted to form the Ship Canal, enabling freight to move via barge from the Hudson to the Sound (East) River.
Don’t Overlook Shipping’s Critical Role in U.S. Sustainable Transport
Future, ABS Chairman and CEO Urges Washington
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Christopher J. Wiernicki Speaks at the White House on the Future of
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