Iron Ore and Mining Products
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Products extracted from mines constitute 40 percent of the goods shipped on the Great Lakes. Iron ore, coal, coke, salt and stone are the major products in this area.
Coal is shipped in great quantities from Lake Erie ports to steel mills and electricity-generating plants.
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